Biotech bulls see a bright year ahead for the sector thanks to a range of catalysts outside of COVID. As today’s article explains, “Among the most closely tracked catalysts are the potential approval of Biogen Inc.’s experimental drug for Alzheimer’s disease, expectations for a rebound in deal-making activity, and innovations from gene therapy updates to next-generation cancer technologies.” For more…
“Once a tried-and-true [COVID-19] vaccine is developed and subsequently incorporated as standard fare in medical practice, one driver of biotech will be mergers and acquisitions,” advises the author of today’s article. He proceeds to highlight an ETF that could benefit from this particular driving force – a fund that has generated a 30% return this year. For more, CLICK HERE.
Thanksgiving means it’s a shortened trading week – and today’s article features two biotech stocks to consider shorting this shortened week based on technical analysis and quantitative ratings. For these two biotech stocks that “look bearish and may present interesting investing opportunities on the short side,” CLICK HERE.
If the biotech titan that’s the focus of today’s article is going to improve its growth prospects, it may have to go acquisition shopping in the next few months – and one of the three companies that the author highlights could be its target, as he notes that all three are acquisitions that “the biotech could easily afford and that…
In regards to the two relatively young biotech stocks with monster potential discussed in today’s article, the author has the following to say: “…they have deeply compelling projects that aim to cure or fully mitigate a handful of different medical conditions that were once considered intractable. Both have demonstrated excellent progress so far, not to mention financial strength. It’ll take…
Important industry conferences and events (such as the recent ENA 2020 symposium where cancer researchers shared new data on drug candidates from various biotech companies), upcoming data releases and big upticks in insider buying make the five biotech penny stocks highlighted in today’s article ones to watch this week and in the weeks ahead. For these five biotech penny stocks…
The coronavirus pandemic is surging. The economy is in a precarious state. The outcome of the presidential election may well be contested. International tensions are rising. And the author of today’s article advises that “These risks are presenting a once-in-a-lifetime chance to turbocharge your investment gains.” How? By trading options, which he argues is easier than many investors think. For…
“Biopharma stocks are risky bets that could fetch disproportionate gains or wipe away one’s entire investment thanks to their vulnerability to catalytic events,” acknowledges the author of today’s article before proceeding to identify nine biotech stocks with key catalysts in the final months of 2020. For these nine stocks and their respective fourth-quarter catalysts and price targets, CLICK HERE.
A clinical-stage specialty pharmaceutical company focused on the reformulation of established therapeutics and a clinical- stage therapeutics company developing regenerative therapies for neurological diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease and Parkinson’s disease are among seven new biotech stocks to watch highlighted in today’s article, which also highlights new stocks to watch in the tech, defense, and real estate sectors. For these…
The biotech firm highlighted in today’s article, which in the past year has refocused its efforts on a newer cancer-fighting technology, is the No. 4 best-performing stock on the Nasdaq Composite Index and the No. 1 best-performing stock on Canada’s S&P/TSX Composite Index – and despite having already experienced a 3,600% surge, the author notes that “every analyst covering the…