At this point Sage, why shouldn't management be aligned with retail investors? I say this not because I don't expect them to work with major institutions in the future, but today there are practically no institutions in penny stocks to align with.
I think it's clear that our CEO and others know key people in both Institutions and the BP community, but until the share price is dramatically higher, any interest they have is waiting until what they've been told will be happening at NWBO has begun to happen.
LP, Cofer Black, etc. certainly aren't spending a great deal of effort with retail investors, I suspect they do spend time with the Institutions, etc. but it really won't be apparent until we have at least a little success.
In most companies, Institutions often only own tens to hundreds of thousands of shares. Because our shares outstanding are so high, we have many investors who're closing in on or have exceeded a million shares. While today one million shares are worth just over $200K, we're going to have some rather wealthy people once we're in the $2 to $5 range. Frankly, they too will be worth listening to.
I may be wrong, but I suspect that NWBO will make more people into multi-millionaires than most of the most successful investors in some of the biggest stocks we've ever heard about.
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