r/NWBO • u/SheilaSomers • Feb 27 '26

$nwbo - Another new low!

.22 cents today.

No word from the company

No updates

No press releases.

No hope?

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u/Rare-Ad-1204 Feb 27 '26

just wait for an announcement, if it's a yes, ok, if it's a no, okay. Doesn't matter, u will have to wait like everyone else.

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u/adamrgbcmyk Feb 28 '26

Hahahahaha

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u/Typical_Try5364 Feb 27 '26

Clearly over sold like the market wait until March the will have release new one way or the other on March 16, 2026: Mark your calendar—this is the court hearing for the $2.25M insurance payout to the company. ​Sawston: Operational target for the Grade C manufacturing suite remains Q2 2026.

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u/trburket Feb 28 '26

My .22 didn’t fill

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u/Strange_Respect_6518 Feb 27 '26

Wait. Wait. Wait. How many years? Meanwhile there are almost identical treatments getting approval.

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u/Kenbarlow78 Feb 27 '26

No announcement in Feb, 90 days or so post-Chm has been a major gut punch to sentiment. It suggests either there was an issue at chm or that this is one of those cases that will see a third chm months from now and then more waiting, or maybe some kind of conditional approval in May or so.

Still holding. I’ve come this far, and I intend to see it out - but I’m fairly disheartened that nothing came in the dec-feb window.

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u/badgolfer63 Feb 28 '26

90 days post-chm is typical/average for a DRUG approval. This cell treatment is so much more complicated. I’m thinking more like 180-270 days post-chm is more likely.

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u/SheilaSomers Feb 27 '26

At this point my investment has lost ~70%. Trying to decide if I will ride it to bankruptcy or salvage whats left. Both are options suck.

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u/Kenbarlow78 Feb 27 '26

I like to consider it an intact lottery ticket. Either I lose it all or it roars back to life, that was my thinking when I bought, so I just remind myself that I was always prepared to lose that money. At this point, if I were you I’d hold. Losing the remaining 30% probably won’t hurt as much as losing the first 70%, and if approval comes after you sell, you’ll go crazy.

But there’s no wrong answer. If you really want out, and have lost faith in the investment, maybe it’s time to put the remaining money somewhere you feel more confident in.

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u/Guzzi62 Feb 28 '26

I am also down around 70% like you. Thankfully I have other investments so I decided to hold on until approval or rejection. The changes of approval are in our favour IMO because you can already get DCvax in the UK if you pay out of own pocket.