Q: I've been watching REGN slide from US$650 to under US$500 over the last few months. Is it just out of favour? The metrics seem ok (for a biotech) and analysts still seem to like it. What's your opinion on opening a position under $500? Thanks.
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Q: Please comment on latest acquistion of Excellemd today. Txs for u usual great services & views
Q: Hi there,
DMTK I came across DermTech listening to a MF US stock advisor live session on 10X opportunities. I spent some time reviewing their most recent earnings transcript and other research and the technology for non invasive detection of skin cancer seems powerful but super early in terms of adoption (a brief excerpt is below). I am considering buying for TFSA and have the following questions:
1. What is your general opinion?
2. Do you have any information on how a dermatologist would be paid for using this test vs surgery? My fear would be that the tech is amazing but dermatologists may not use it if it would reduce their revenue
"Currently, approximately 25 surgical biopsies are performed to find one melanoma. And despite all this cutting, the negative predictive value of this pathway is only about 83%, which means the probability of missing melanoma is approximately 17%. The PLA reduces the number of surgical biopsies needed to identify melanomas by approximately 10-fold and increases the negative predictive value so 99%, meaning the PLA has less than 1% probability of missing the disease. DermTech is effectively bringing melanoma diagnosis into the 21st century by transforming it from a pathway to subjective, invasive, inaccurate and costly to one that is objective, non-invasive, highly accurate, and less costly."
DMTK I came across DermTech listening to a MF US stock advisor live session on 10X opportunities. I spent some time reviewing their most recent earnings transcript and other research and the technology for non invasive detection of skin cancer seems powerful but super early in terms of adoption (a brief excerpt is below). I am considering buying for TFSA and have the following questions:
1. What is your general opinion?
2. Do you have any information on how a dermatologist would be paid for using this test vs surgery? My fear would be that the tech is amazing but dermatologists may not use it if it would reduce their revenue
"Currently, approximately 25 surgical biopsies are performed to find one melanoma. And despite all this cutting, the negative predictive value of this pathway is only about 83%, which means the probability of missing melanoma is approximately 17%. The PLA reduces the number of surgical biopsies needed to identify melanomas by approximately 10-fold and increases the negative predictive value so 99%, meaning the PLA has less than 1% probability of missing the disease. DermTech is effectively bringing melanoma diagnosis into the 21st century by transforming it from a pathway to subjective, invasive, inaccurate and costly to one that is objective, non-invasive, highly accurate, and less costly."
Q: Hi,
Of these relatively new biotech companies that have or will soon be IPO'ing, Repare Therapeutics (June IPO) and Abcellera Biotech (upcoming IPO), where would you put some play money? A bit of both? Or another recent IPO/choice altogether?
It seems that Abcellera might be a little ahead of the game wrt being profitable already. And I'm pretty sure given the expected interest, I may have to get this initially on the open market.
Are there any things from a finance view we should be aware of with these IPO's other than biotechs can be more risky dependent on clinical trial results, etc..
Repare has done well since its IPO in June.
Can you pls also add Repare to your db? It did not come up in a text or stock symbol search.
Cheers,
SteveMc
Of these relatively new biotech companies that have or will soon be IPO'ing, Repare Therapeutics (June IPO) and Abcellera Biotech (upcoming IPO), where would you put some play money? A bit of both? Or another recent IPO/choice altogether?
It seems that Abcellera might be a little ahead of the game wrt being profitable already. And I'm pretty sure given the expected interest, I may have to get this initially on the open market.
Are there any things from a finance view we should be aware of with these IPO's other than biotechs can be more risky dependent on clinical trial results, etc..
Repare has done well since its IPO in June.
Can you pls also add Repare to your db? It did not come up in a text or stock symbol search.
Cheers,
SteveMc
Q: Hi Peter, re: your reply to Jamie re: GUD; why will earnings fall next year ? Aren't they currently close to zero ? Shouldn't the new mfg ability increase earnings ?
This is currently the sole loser in my portfolio (as I'm getting good at cutting losses before they get worse) but like many I've held on it to doggedly for years despite its chart since I really want Jonathan G to do well. There's definitely a lesson in that. Thanks, Paul
This is currently the sole loser in my portfolio (as I'm getting good at cutting losses before they get worse) but like many I've held on it to doggedly for years despite its chart since I really want Jonathan G to do well. There's definitely a lesson in that. Thanks, Paul
Q: New ipo Abcl listing on nasdaq
Q: Hi group bought this stock a month ago and it has since dropped 50% what the heck happened - move on hold or buy more? thanks for your insight
Q: Hi Gents,
Wondering if you could speak to the value of GUD shares.
My calculations are that there is $3.31/sh in cash, which at Friday's price of $5.29, leaves $1.98 for the rest of company.
At $1.98 the company ex cash is worth about $260M. My modeling shows a forward P/E ex cash below 8x. Plus you get the potential of another game-changing acquisition which would likely be very accretive.
What am I missing here at $5.30/sh??
Wondering if you could speak to the value of GUD shares.
My calculations are that there is $3.31/sh in cash, which at Friday's price of $5.29, leaves $1.98 for the rest of company.
At $1.98 the company ex cash is worth about $260M. My modeling shows a forward P/E ex cash below 8x. Plus you get the potential of another game-changing acquisition which would likely be very accretive.
What am I missing here at $5.30/sh??
Q: Hello: Is there any news on Canadian Companies that will be involved in potential COVID 19 vaccine management and delivery? Thanks!
Q: Hi I am a holder of CVS. Within the past few weeks the price has risen sharply from mid-60.00 to 72.00 range on 2 occasions. First time was on vaccine news but dropped sharply a few days later on Amazon announcement of online drug sales. Within the past week it’s back today at 72.52. Are there underlying fundamentals to take it higher, and/or do you think their “full service” health service model will be involved with the vaccine rollout and administration and hence share price continue to move higher? Thanks
Q: I came across this company and see there has only been one question on it . Looks very interesting to me. Could you give me your insight on it.
Thanks Dave
Thanks Dave
Q: Please,your thoughts on ANGO:US.Thanks.
Q: Your thoughts on ZTS. seems to be flat lining for some time now. Buy more or sell.
Thanks
Dale
Thanks
Dale
Q: I submitted a question on this company, previously known as CB2 Insights (ticker: CBII), but not sure if it’s still in the queue or got missed. Sending it again just in case.
What are your thoughts on their recent earnings report and overall outlook?
Their primary business currently is providing subscription healthcare. I find it interesting that they’re a Canadian company running clinics entirely in the US. They claim profits are much easier to attain with US clinics as they don’t need to share revenue with the physicians. The doctors are only paid a salary.
What are your thoughts on their recent earnings report and overall outlook?
Their primary business currently is providing subscription healthcare. I find it interesting that they’re a Canadian company running clinics entirely in the US. They claim profits are much easier to attain with US clinics as they don’t need to share revenue with the physicians. The doctors are only paid a salary.
Q: Titan is trading extremely high volumes without any available information other the Q3 report. Could this be trading by personnel with insider information. What is your opinion. Is there any information that your team might have on Titan regarding this possible large increase in share price.
Regards John
Regards John
Q: Could you please provide your analysis for PTQ's just released Q4 results.
Thanks as always.
Thanks as always.
Q: Hi,
I own both VEEV and WELL. Apart from one being in the USA and the latter in Canada, and the size (market cap) of the companies being very different, is the business model of these 2 companies similar in any way?
Thanks,
I own both VEEV and WELL. Apart from one being in the USA and the latter in Canada, and the size (market cap) of the companies being very different, is the business model of these 2 companies similar in any way?
Thanks,
Q: is there a share consolidation of 10for1 on this co.?
Q: I am surprised that there have not been more questions on this stock (I count three in the last year), given its performance (from .40 to 26.00, 5300% according to T.R.). I appreciate it was higher in past years, but, still, there must be something moving this one. It is, now, a 2 billion market cap company. Perhaps I am just missing something. I would appreciate your thoughts going forward.
Thanks
Neil
Thanks
Neil
Q: Your opinion please on the soon to be Vancouver based IPO company, 'Abcellera Biotech' on the Nasdaq.
Thank you,
Dean
Thank you,
Dean