To: rkrw who wrote (135) | 6/29/2006 4:26:59 PM | From: dr.praveen | | | I don't have anything personal against TEVA. I just did n't like the way they pumped Copaxone after T's withdrawl. Now they are getting a taste of their own medicine from Big pharma. I am not saying all is doom n gloom for TEVA though :-) I felt their valuation was high 6 months ago. |
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To: dr.praveen who wrote (137) | 6/29/2006 5:05:46 PM | From: IRWIN JAMES FRANKEL | | | >>I felt their [TEVA] valuation was high 6 months ago.
It is still high. Best I can tell Copaxone accounts for most if not all of their net income and it is off-patent.
Who knows - maybe MNTA can dupe it and send TEVA to 15 where it belongs. (Pumping my positions - two with one post.) :-)
My wife has done fairly well on Copaxone and it does not make you sick every time you get a shot. So it seems the best of the choices when T is not available.
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To: dr.praveen who wrote (137) | 6/29/2006 9:35:38 PM | From: rkrw | | | Today... Biosimilar interferon gets negative opinion The EMEA's CHMP issued a negative opinion on an MAA for Alpheon, a biosimilar recombinant human interferon alfa-2a from BioPartners (Zug, Switzerland), to treat chronic HCV. CHMP said it had "major" quality concerns and said there were differences between Alpheon and the reference product, Roferon-A interferon alfa-2a from Roche (SWX:ROCZ). |
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To: rkrw who wrote (141) | 6/30/2006 11:34:05 AM | From: DewDiligence_on_SI | | | Copaxone accounted for nearly 30% of teva's sales in q1, how can it comprise just 15% of profits at branded margins?
You’re double counting (among other errors).
TEVA splits Copaxone 50/50 with SNY.
TEVA’s share of 1Q06 Copaxone sales was $165M, which was 9.8% of TEVA’s overall 1Q06 sales of $1.67B. |
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To: DewDiligence_on_SI who wrote (140) | 6/30/2006 12:44:54 PM | From: IRWIN JAMES FRANKEL | | | >> Best I can tell Copaxone accounts for most if not all of their net income and it is off-patent.
>Do you consider 15% “most”?
Hardly.
Run rate Copaxone sales $1.3B
Overall GM 47% which dramatically understates the Copaxone margin by including the generics.
So assume the GM is 80%. Thus, gross profits from $1.3B is $1.04B.
That would account for most if not all of the net income.
BTW, what really is the NI of TEVA? Did you notice the writeoff of $1B in R&D in 1Q? What is the future income driver now that the pharma's are taking back the golden goose of "exclusivity"?
Bottom line, Copaxone is a very large part (perhaps even most or all) of the TEVA net income.
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From: tuck | 7/24/2006 12:25:00 PM | | | | MNTA is up almost 13% this morning on no news I can find. Volume does not suggest that someone large knows something. I therefore think it's a retail bounce in a volatile stock. I own some stock and sold a bunch of puts, all of which are under water. The put selling strategy worked great until April. Anyhow, given the above, I just bought a few shorter term puts. MNTA is trying to push through its 50 day MAs on basically nothing but a market bounce. I think that'll be fairly strong resistance, and the next time the market gives up some ground, MNTA will be doing so as well.
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Just my humble opinion, FWIW. I'd love to be wrong. If it gets through the 50 days, it's got some room to run. I'll take a small loss on my August puts and be very, very, happy.
Cheers, Tuck |
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