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“Yorkville advisors is a long in the long list of these Wall Street Pretenders um who just destroy market caps and you only have to look at a company like Northwest bio who has appr proven approved drug or whatever therapy and the stocks down why because the initial financing gave cover to just put an avalanche of stock it became a bloodbath oh my God oh my God he said bloodbath anyway it’s over a billion shares and they still have the power to keep that stock down because there’s so many shares but what could rescue Northwest bio is if one of the big pharmaceutical companies comes in and just takes over the company what if two of them get in the bidding worth then you you could see Northwest bios sell for 50 bucks a share 80 bucks a share that’s what I think could happen to w wolf at some point”
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“know yeah that’s what I think gadon I don’t own Northwest bio but if one of these stocks did move I’d buy a little bit of it I think the selling the reason all North West bio all the fundamental stuff you’re talking about but it’s that one of these Pharma the big Pharma will come and buy them now ideally and you who knows big Pharma could be working with a a a Goldman Sachs Banker or a a sa uh Brainiac you know and maybe they want to get Northwest bio Bank bankrupt and then they just get the technology out of bankruptcy but I I don’t think uh I don’t know a lot about how big Pharma thinks I do know in the mining space the oil and gas space that the big companies they don’t mind overpaying once a project is proven and is working they don’t mind overpaying they rather own the asset than go through some confusing bankruptcy situation which becomes Unpredictable…if you buy nwbo I really don’t I think you have to make a decision I’m not trading it or maybe you can I um but at the your core position maybe you trade on the on the edge of your position but your core position I’m getting in it and I’m just waiting for a buyou because that’s what’ll happen with Northwest bio big company’s going to buy them out and if you’re lucky two companies want to buy there’s a bidding war but I think it gets bought out I don’t know pick a number 80 bucks um and and one day it’ll be 45 cents the next day it’ll be $80 and the charts won’t tell you when”
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“my understanding is nwbo is anticipating approval well that would be huge wouldn’t it that would be huge now I I think if it’s just approval by itself the stock will run up then the shorts will drive it down if there’s institutional buying but no institutional buys institution buys a 40 Cent stock if they do a reverse split the shorts will destroy it the key is that once approval comes that somebody can plug into their computers well this will be revenue of 60 million a year for the next 30 Years and they give it a present value and and it jumps out at their page and an overpaid investment wanker goes wow calls up the CEO at fizer or at uh gilad and says You Gotta Buy this and we think he should pay I don’t know 50 billion for it and pay us a big chunk”
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“Northwest bio submitted it in December 150 days May and November that’s see that’s a stock to add that’s a stock stock to slowly or quickly build a position in I think I don’t think it’s a stock to trade though which is funny I mean I would just be in it set it and forget it add to it maybe on the margin if it went to a buck you sell some buy it back at 80 cents or something but I would just set it aside and wait for one or two of the big Pharmaceutical companies to buy it”
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“whatever Northwest I don’t think the market makers have any power market makers are just grease balls that accept orders it’s the the Colum hedge funds call them llc’s call them Prime Brokers those are where the sales are coming from it’s not the market makers market makers are just clearing the trades”
