Ausschnit aus obigem Interview:
So if you have a three-month view of the world, this might not be the right stock. It may be up or down, who knows? I think if you've got a six- to 12- to 18-month view of the world, then you can see the trends continue to head in the right direction, and you'll get clarity on the forecast of revenue, as well as the breakeven of the company and the pipeline.
I think it's a good value today. If I could buy more, I would. I just think, looking for a publicly traded biotech who's got a phase 3 asset, full label approval, worldwide rights, and an integrated manufacturing plant for a $350 million market cap, go find me one -- with a drug like this for as big a need as this. If it was a bad drug, I would be worried. I wouldn't even be here. This is a fantastic drug. We've got the wind at our back, and the sails moving in the right direction. We're not at full speed right now, but the wind's turning, the tide's turning. Everything's going in the right direction right now.
With the financing we got, it gave us extra breathing room to turn on TV and make some bigger decisions as we go forward. But at this point, it's purely an investment of scale-up discussion. This isn't about will the drug succeed or not, will the company be in bankruptcy or not. I don't see those things happening at this point. The drug will succeed. The company is not heading for bankruptcy. So it's really a matter of are we going to be $50 million, $100 million, or $500 million. And I think those trends over the next six months will really start to show people what can happen. |
