With a 64% probability of the Fed cutting interest rates in September, the macro economic environment is clearly shifting in the right direction for biotech, but even before that has happened, these two companies released blowout earnings reports.
This month’s issue of Biotech Frontiers focuses on a fast follower whose stock is poised to soar because it has a better version of a successful medicine… which it has also, strategically, chosen to make available at a better price.
In this month’s issue, we focus on a drugmaker that has one hidden asset that ties all its other assets together and acts as a value multiplier for them: and it has a spectacular track record of success that traces back to the company’s origins.
The biotech company we recommend in this issue has a solid balance sheet and features more potential catalysts to success than many other biotech opportunities. These characteristics make it particularly well-suited to the investing environment we find ourselves in today.
If you care about maximizing your net worth, you should care deeply about longevity – this issue looks at how to look after both.
Dear Biotech Frontiers Subscribers: There is one big question today that no investor can ignore or avoid: Is inflation in the U.S. on its way down… or is it set to rebound? This question matters to every asset class – stocks, bonds, real estate, commodities, precious metals, crypto, art – and to every single investment
Dear Biotech Frontiers subscribers: Shares of Kodiak Sciences (Nasdaq: KOD), part of our original basket of 10-negative-enterprise-value biotech stocks, are up about 100%. We recommended Kodiak at $3.16 per share. Today, shares are trading in the range $6.15 to $6.35. There is no specific news that has driven the re-rating in Kodiak, and the stock
In this issue of Biotech Frontiers, we focus on an upstart company that’s playing “pharmaceutical moneyball” – like the gritty Oakland A’s did with discarded baseball players, it looks through a new lens to find drugs that other pharma companies have put on the back shelf.
Dear Biotech Frontiers Subscribers: We have two timely pieces of news to digest. 1. This past Friday, February 16, the Food and Drug Administration (“FDA”) granted Iovance Biotherapeutics’ (Nasdaq: IOVA) lifileucel therapy accelerated approval for advanced melanoma, making it the first and only tumor-infiltrating lymphocyte (“TIL”) treatment available for cancer. Lifileucel’s approval is an important
