$NWBO Let’s look at how the criminal market makers succeed in pushing down NWBOs share price again and again. You can push a stock down without first borrowing real shares by using financial side-bets (derivatives), special market-maker “hall passes” (exemptions), and non-US sister companies (offshore affiliates) that slip past Reg SHO’s “you must locate and deliver real shares” checks. How it’s done — in plain words • Side-bets instead of shares: Use options or swaps to bet against the stock. It feels like shorting to the price, but there’s no obvious “borrowed share” to track. • “IOU” shares as cover: Hold a convertible note/warrant (an IOU for future shares) and claim you’re hedging. That can delay the “you must deliver real shares now” requirement. • Temporary hall pass: Market makers have limited exemptions so they can keep markets moving. Abused, that looks like shorting first, sorting out delivery later. • Do it from abroad: Place the position through a foreign affiliate. On paper, the US books don’t show the same short footprint, even though the economic short exists. • Keep the fail off the radar: Shuffle positions between accounts or do “reset” trades so fails-to-deliver don’t sit long enough to trigger forced buy-ins. • Cap the price on the tape: Throw up thick, fleeting sell walls or print mostly off-exchange/dark, so rallies stall at neat levels (e.g., $0.2999). Why it can keep working even at a “ridiculously low” price • Rule gaps + slow enforcement. The system polices delivery, not every synthetic way to bet down a price. • Thin markets. On OTC names, small money can move levels. • Plenty to borrow. Margin accounts and share-lending programs keep feeding inventory. • Your buys may not hit the lit tape. Internalization/dark routing can mute visible demand. Stuttgart ≠ offshore loophole (super simple) • Offshore routing = booking the short through a foreign sister company to dodge US visibility. • Stuttgart exchange = just another market posting quotes. Buying there can add some pressure (arbitrage), but it doesn’t fix the US routing tricks. What actually breaks the dam • Forced buy-ins when fails can’t be rolled anymore. • Regulator action on spoofing/exemption abuse. • A big real-world catalyst + overwhelming volume. • Less lendable float (e.g., fewer margin shares; opting out of lending where possible). Bottom line: Price can be pinned without obvious “borrowed shares” by using synthetic bets, exemptions, and foreign affiliates. It lasts until buy-ins, enforcement, or major catalysts overwhelm the setup.

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To the contrary... This announcement IS "News". It is simply not "THE" News. Without approval announcement, next week the SP will go lower than it was 3 days ago. That's what I mean.

When the UK government is your partner to reach all cancers… will you be surprised when the UK government then approves it … for all cancers? $NWBO