So it looked really bad last Friday and it was quite the comeback rally. Unfortunately it seems like the broader market is not looking very good and I cannot imagine a scenario with a broader market/risk off move and the sector somehow moves higher. I guess one can never say never but it seems exceptionally […]
January 14th Biotech Update
It is not going well for the sector. There just seem to be no buyers at any levels. I am not sure what will bring the buyers back. Obviously the biggest component is M&A but keep in mind the sector reaction after MRK bought XLRN. I have a hard time thinking through big risks. Drug […]
January 13th Biotech (and Energy) Update
The sector cannot help itself and stress investors. We are back at the critical level of support and if it breaks then I think there is significantly more downside. My view is that support will hold until proven otherwise (just as resistance will hold until proven otherwise). Given the lack of really positive news or […]
January 12th Biotech Update
I think the big news that was going to drop this week has dropped. There are still a lot of companies I am going to be following up with so there is still plenty to write about but I do not big new news coming. Given the lack of M&A and some negative news the […]
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