Honestly, I can not follow your explanations. While I tend to doubt they are meaningful, I really am not sure one way or the other. But the bottom line, the only thing that really matters to me is the price of the shares at OTC which is now about 20.5 cents. So I repeat my only question that matter to most shareholders -- WHEN will what is going on at the LSE have any significant effect on the share price of NWBO at the OTC??
You have just conveniently completely glossed over both the points I made.
098 is NOT assigned to ANY 'Actor' at the moment. That is not according to some 2020 PDF or whatever you seem to claim I have been researching on, it is according to the LSE Member Firm Codes spreadsheet, which is timestamped TODAY, 2 hours ago. The LSE is a highly regulated market place, codes like this don't need the Bletchley Park codebreakers to decipher, they are publicly listed and up-to-date. 098 is not in use now. You can go here and probably download an even more up-to-date version than I looked at.
Secondly,
4. THE LSE SYSTEM CHECK (Notice Live-001-28012026) Baxters claims the Saturday, March 28 ASR Test is just "routine." He’s half-right, and that’s why he’s wrong. The LSE is a monster exchange; they don't run a test for "one stock." They run it for a New Regulatory Class.
No, I am not wrong. The ASR Test is an ENTIRELY standardised annual test run on the exact same/ very similar Saturday for many years. It is a major, coordinated disaster recovery exercise designed to ensure that the exchange and its market participants can survive a critical outage. It has absolutely F-ING nothing to do with NWBO whatsoever!
Finally, posting screenshots of your own previous posts are NOT Exhibits!