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The King's Speech

Biotech Letter

Warren Buffett once said, “Time is the friend of the wonderful company.” If that's true, Abbott Laboratories (ABT) must be Father Time's BFF because this centenarian healthcare heavyweight has been befriending our wallets for longer than most of us have been alive.

First things first: Abbott's not just any dividend stock. It's a bona fide Dividend King, having hiked its payout for over 50 consecutive years. But let's not get too misty-eyed about history.

What's got my attention is Abbott's current form. This isn't your typical sleepy pharma stock. Abbott's been flexing its muscles across multiple segments, showing growth that could very well be a worthy competition against any Silicon Valley startup.

In the first half of this year, Abbott saw positive growth in all but one segment. The laggard? Diagnostics, which took a hit as COVID-19 testing went the way of the dodo. But hey, you can't win 'em all, right?

Now, let's talk dividends. Abbott's currently yielding a respectable 1.9%, outpacing the S&P 500's measly 1.3%. With a payout ratio of 67%, there's still room for this dividend to grow.

But where's the real excitement? Two words: diabetes care.

Abbott's continuous glucose monitoring devices are hotter than a two-dollar pistol, driving 19% organic growth in the first two quarters. With diabetes becoming a bigger epidemic than we anticipated, this could be Abbott's golden goose.

Just look at the skyrocketing stocks of diabetes-focused companies like Eli Lilly (LLY) and Novo Nordisk (NVO). Different products, same lucrative market.

Abbott's FreeStyle Libre CGM system isn't just some gadget. It’s actually a genuine life-changer that's raking in $1.6 billion in quarterly sales and growing 20% year-over-year. In a market where DexCom (DXCM) is nipping at their heels, that's no small feat.

But Abbott's not resting on its laurels. They're expanding into over-the-counter CGM systems like Lingo and Libre Rio, leveraging a decade of international experience to capture more U.S. market share. It's like they're aiming to slap a diabetes monitor on every wrist in America.

And here's the kicker: the number of people living with diabetes is projected to hit 643 million by 2030 and a whopping 783 million by 2045. If that’s not the definition of a growing market, then I don’t know what is.

But Abbott isn't a one-trick pony. While they're busy trying to corner the diabetes market, they're also cooking up a storm in other areas.

Take their cardiac care lineup, for instance. Abbott's dabbling in electrophysiology with their EnSite X EP System, equipped with something called Omnipolar Technology. Sounds like something out of a sci-fi flick, right? Well, it's making cardiac mapping more precise than a Swiss watchmaker, giving arrhythmia patients a fighting chance.

But that’s not where it ends. Abbott's TriClip system is tackling tricuspid valve repair like a pro wrestler pinning an opponent. And don't get me started on their Esprit dissolvable stent. It's like the James Bond of the vascular world - it does its job and then disappears without a trace.

So, while diabetes care might be Abbott's current chart-topper right now, they've got a whole album of potential hits in the works. From glucose monitors to heart repair, Abbott's making moves that could have investors' portfolios beating as steadily as a healthy heart.

And as for you nervous nellies out there, Abbott's beta value of 0.7 suggests it's more stable than a three-legged stool. Perfect for those of you who break out in hives at the mere mention of volatility.

Now, it hasn't all been smooth sailing. Abbott recently faced a trial over claims its preterm infant formula caused a dangerous disease. But don't start panic-selling just yet.

JPMorgan and Barclays reckon the liability is likely to be smaller than a gnat's appetite. Abbott's management is confident, too, probably because the product in question accounts for a whopping... wait for it... $9 million in revenue. That's pocket change for a company like Abbott.

Looking ahead, Abbott's firing on all cylinders. They're seeing 9.3% organic revenue growth (excluding their COVID products), and they're so confident they've raised their full-year guidance.

Meanwhile, valuation-wise, Abbott's looking pretty good. With double-digit earnings growth expected and an AA-credit rating (better than some countries I could name), this stock could easily outperform the market.

So, what's the bottom line? Abbott's got the stability of a Dividend King, the growth potential of a tech startup, and more irons in the fire than a blacksmith's shop.

It's trading at a fair price, and with its track record of innovation and dividend growth, this could be your ticket to a healthier portfolio. After all, in the race for returns, slow and steady often wins more than just participation trophies. I suggest you buy the dip.

 

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September 17, 2024

Biotech Letter

Mad Hedge Biotech and Healthcare Letter
September 17, 2024
Fiat Lux

 

Featured Trade:

(A JAB WELL DONE OR A SHOT IN THE DARK)

(MRNA), (RHHBY), (NVS), (BMY)

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A Jab Well Done Or A Shot In The Dark

Biotech Letter

Moderna (MRNA), the wunderkind of the COVID vaccine era, is facing a bit of a hangover. Remember when this biotech darling was riding high on vaccine sales? Well, those days are looking as distant as your last booster shot.

The company's stock had a decent first half, climbing about 20%. They even scored a win with their new RSV vaccine approval. But hold your horses, because things are getting a bit dicey.

Last month, Moderna had to revise its COVID vaccine revenue downward. Translation: people aren't lining up for jabs like they used to.

And just last week? They dropped another bombshell: Moderna's planning to slash its annual R&D spending by over $1 billion starting in 2027. On top of that, they're also pulling the plug on five programs.

But wait, there's more. Remember when Moderna was supposed to break even in 2026? Well, now they're saying it'll be 2028. That's like telling your date you'll be there in 5 minutes, then showing up two hours later.

Now, let's talk numbers. The consensus for 2025 sales was sitting pretty at $3.9 billion. Moderna's new projection? A potential downside of $2.5 billion, with a best-case scenario of $3.5 billion. As for 2024, they're looking at $3 to $3.5 billion.

And here's another head-scratcher: Despite 800,000 people over 65 in the U.S. being hospitalized last season, only 41% of this population has the COVID vaccine. Compare that to 74% with the flu vaccine. It looks like people trust the old-school flu shot more than the new kid on the block.

So, what's Moderna's game plan? They're focusing on delivering 10 products over the next three years. That's down from their previous bold claim of 15 new products in five years.

Here’s what CEO Stéphane Bancel has to say about this: "The size of our late-stage pipeline combined with the challenge of launching products means we must now focus on delivering these 10 products to patients, slow down the pace of new R&D investment, and build our commercial business."

In other words, they bit off more than they could chew and now they're trying to swallow.

Moderna's slashing its R&D investment for 2025 through 2028 by 20%, down to $16 billion. That's a $4 billion haircut.

But here's the twist - they're actually increasing investment in oncology, presumably to hopefully build a portfolio that could rival the likes of Roche (RHHBY), Novartis (NVS), and Bristol Myers Squibb (BMY).

Now, before you start thinking it's all doom and gloom, let's look at the silver lining.

Moderna expects its respiratory vaccines to be profitable this year and beyond. They're also aiming to file for approval of three new products by year-end: a next-gen COVID vaccine, a combo flu/COVID vaccine, and an RSV vaccine for younger high-risk adults.

Now, is Moderna a buy or a sell? Well, that really depends on your investment style.

Moderna's in a tight spot, but it's not game over. They're trimming the fat, focusing on what works, and betting big on oncology.

Plus, they actually have the cash to see this strategy through. So, they won't need to pass around the collection plate to reach their break-even goal. Their current situation is admittedly not pretty, but it's not a death spiral either.

For most of us, this is where the rubber meets the road. If you're up on Moderna, consider taking some profits, but don't bail completely. This could be a classic "buy the dip" opportunity for the bold.

Remembert, biotech is boom or bust, and Moderna's loaded pipeline needs just one hit to soar. Their combo vaccines could be game-changers if they pan out. And let's not forget, they cracked the mRNA code - that's not small potatoes in the world of drug development.

Bottom line: If you're risk-averse, look elsewhere. But for those with iron stomachs and long-term vision, this might be your chance to snag a potential biotech giant on sale.

 

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September 12, 2024

Biotech Letter

Mad Hedge Biotech and Healthcare Letter
September 12, 2024
Fiat Lux

 

Featured Trade:

(A SURPRISE UPPERCUT)

(MRK), (SMMT)

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A Surprise Uppercut

Biotech Letter

Remember when Muhammad Ali got knocked down by Joe Frazier? Well, Merck (MRK) just had its Ali moment, courtesy of a plucky little biotech named Summit Therapeutics (SMMT).

Ivonescimab, a cancer drug developed by this relatively under-the-radar biotech company, just gave Merck's golden goose, Keytruda, a serious run for its money—and not by a small margin.

In a recent announcement, Summit Therapeutics revealed that Ivonescimab reduced the risk of disease progression or death by a whopping 49% compared to Keytruda. Let that sink in for a moment

In the trial, aptly named HARMONi-2 (these folks love their capitalization), Ivonescimab held tumor progression at bay for a median of 11.1 months. Keytruda? A mere 5.8 months.

Needless to say, Summit just landed a haymaker that has Merck seeing stars.

Now, before you rush to dump your Merck stock faster than a hot potato, let's put this in perspective. The trial was conducted in China with Summit's collaboration partner, Akeso. It's a significant result, no doubt, but we're not talking FDA approval just yet.

Still, Wall Street took notice. Summit's stock shot up 61% in Monday's premarket while Merck's stock took a hit.

But here's where it gets interesting. Merck's been the undisputed heavyweight champ of pharma for years, with Keytruda as its championship belt. This wonder drug has been laying billion-dollar eggs for nearly a decade, and the nest keeps growing.

In 2022, the Keytruda market was valued at $20.8 billion, and by 2023, it raked in a staggering $25.01 billion.

With AbbVie’s (ABBV) Humira out of the running, projections for 2024 now peg Keytruda as the top-ranked drug worldwide, with sales expected to surpass $27 billion.

By 2032, it's expected to soar to $45.9 billion, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 9.20% from 2024 to 2032.

Just last quarter, Keytruda accounted for a whopping 45% of Merck’s $16.1 billion revenue—that’s $7.3 billion from a single drug. Talk about putting all your eggs in one basket.

And therein lies the rub. Keytruda's patent expires in 2028. That's not tomorrow, but in the pharma world, it's just around the corner.

It's like watching the countdown timer on a bomb in an action movie - you know it's coming, but you can't look away.

Merck's not blind to this. They've been diversifying as fast as they could.

Their next largest product, Gardasil, brought in $2.5 billion last quarter, growing at a modest 4%. Not Keytruda numbers, but nothing to sneeze at.

They're also betting big on new drugs. There's Winrevair, a treatment for pulmonary arterial hypertension that could bring in up to $11 billion by 2029.

Then there's Capvaxive, a pneumococcal vaccine that could hit $1 billion in sales by 2027. And let's not forget their $5.5 billion deal with Daiichi Sankyo for three antibody-drug conjugates.

So, what's the play here? Merck's trading at 15 times next year's earnings. That's like finding a designer suit at a thrift store price.

The stock's up 5.3% this year, lagging behind the S&P 500's 16% growth. Some might see a bargain, others a warning sign.

Here's my take: Merck's got challenges, no doubt. But they've also got a track record of success and a pipeline that could make a pharmacist drool.

If you've got the patience of Job and the stomach for biotech's wild rides, Merck could be a solid long-term play.

But don't take your eyes off Summit Therapeutics. They’ve just proved they can punch above their weight class.

Besides, in this high-stakes arena of biotech, where one breakthrough can knock the competition to the mat, it’s the unexpected contenders that often deliver the biggest surprises.  So, keep your eyes on the ring—the next round promises to be a thriller.

 

 

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September 10, 2024

Biotech Letter

Mad Hedge Biotech and Healthcare Letter
September 10, 2024
Fiat Lux

 

Featured Trade:

(THE NEW SHOT CALLER)

(PCVX), (PFE), (MRK)

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The New Shot Caller

Biotech Letter

There’s nothing like a little competition to shake things up in the vaccine world, and it looks like Vaxcyte (PCVX) just lobbed a serious challenge at the reigning king of pneumococcal shots, Pfizer (PFE).

You know that satisfying smack when a basketball, held under water, bursts free and cracks you in the nose? That’s what’s happening in the vaccine market right now.

Vaxcyte just threw down the gauntlet with its experimental pneumococcal vaccine, VAX-31, going toe-to-toe with Pfizer’s Prevnar 20 in an early-stage trial. And let’s just say, the results are giving Pfizer’s brass plenty to worry about at their next earnings call.

VAX-31 didn’t just keep pace—it outperformed Prevnar 20, showing a stronger immune response against 18 out of 20 strains of those pesky streptococcus bacteria. This isn’t just a pat on the back; it’s a flashing neon sign that a market shake-up is on the horizon.

For those not yet familiar with Vaxcyte, let’s break it down. This biotech upstart is developing next-generation vaccines designed to do more than just fight infections—they’re engineered to outsmart them.

Vaxcyte’s secret weapon? That would be their XpressCF platform, a game-changing cell-free protein synthesis technology that’s rewriting the rules of vaccine development.

Unlike conventional methods that rely on live cells to produce proteins—a process that can be as slow and finicky as trying to bake a soufflé in a wind tunnel—XpressCF takes a completely different approach.

Essentially, XpressCF makes it possible to create complex proteins in a controlled environment without the need for live cells.

By extracting and using only the essential components from Escherichia coli bacteria, Vaxcyte can synthesize proteins with a level of precision that’s simply unattainable with traditional cell-based systems.

This not only speeds up the production process—cutting out the unpredictable nature of working with live cells—but also allows Vaxcyte to fine-tune the proteins to be more effective against the bacteria they’re targeting.

And as for the result? Vaccines that are not just produced faster, but are also more precisely engineered to take down the most stubborn pathogens. It’s like swapping out a sledgehammer for a scalpel—more targeted, more effective, and less room for error.

This leap forward in technology means Vaxcyte can potentially offer broader protection with fewer side effects, all while dodging the common production headaches that have plagued traditional vaccine development for decades.

And, as expected, Vaxcyte’s pipeline is packing some serious heat with VAX-31 and VAX-24, targeting 31 and 24 strains of IPD, respectively.

These vaccines are aimed squarely at protecting the most vulnerable—infants and adults over 50—from these dangerous infections.

While VAX-24 is leading the charge with Phase 2 trials already showing promising results, VAX-31 is closing in fast and could be the breakout star when it hits the market.

And here’s where it gets even more interesting. Vaxcyte has its sights set on a Phase 3 trial for VAX-31 in adults by mid-2025, with data expected to roll in by 2026.

If everything goes according to plan, Vaxcyte could have not one but two blockbuster vaccines ready to rock the market by 2027 — just as Pfizer and Merck (MRK) might be getting a little too comfortable in their respective corners.

Now, let’s pivot to the bigger picture. Pfizer’s Prevnar 20 and its predecessor, Prevnar 13, are nothing short of cash cows, raking in $6.4 billion in 2023—more than all but two other Pfizer products.

Merck isn’t just sitting on the sidelines, either. Their Vaxneuvance and Pneumovax 23 contributed a cool $1.1 billion to the bottom line last year.

With VAX-31 stepping into the ring, though, it’s like David just found a very large and very effective rock.

But before we get too far ahead of ourselves, let’s remember that biotech is a high-stakes game. The risks are real, and the path to FDA approval is littered with potential setbacks.

Still, Vaxcyte’s got a few things going for it that could make this a winning bet.

For starters, they’ve got $518.7 million in cash, $934 million in short-term investments, and zero debt. That’s a war chest of $1.5 billion to fund their march toward FDA approval without breaking a sweat.

From a valuation standpoint, Vaxcyte’s market cap is sitting pretty at $12.5 billion, and while some might balk at their price-to-book ratio of 6.3 compared to the sector’s median of 2.4, I’d argue that you get what you pay for.

After all, you’re not just buying into a company. If anything, you’re actually buying into a potential industry leader. And in a market where the reigning king is starting to sweat, that might be the most valuable investment of all.

 

 

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September 5, 2024

Biotech Letter

Mad Hedge Biotech and Healthcare Letter
September 5, 2024
Fiat Lux

 

Featured Trade:

(A VERY STRONG CELL-ING POINT)

(TXG), (NSTG), (BRKR), (ILMN), (BMY), (GILD), (BIO)

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A Very Strong Cell-ing Point

Biotech Letter

I've been tracking the biotech sector for decades now, and let me tell you, we're on the cusp of something big. Single-cell and spatial genomics are shaking up cancer research like nothing I've seen before.

Remember when we used to look at tumors as one big blob of cells? Those days are gone.

Now, it's not just about understanding tumors anymore – it's about dissecting them cell by cell, mapping them out like uncharted territories.

Single-cell genomics is giving us a front-row seat to the cellular soap opera playing out in every cancer.

From where I'm sitting, this is the kind of revolution that separates the wheat from the chaff in my portfolio. We're not just identifying the players anymore. Instead, we're mapping out their positions and interactions with unprecedented precision.

Take what's happening at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. They're using single-cell genomics to crack the code on why some stages of B-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia thumb their noses at chemotherapy.

And this isn't just academic navel-gazing. It's actually paving the way for treatments that pack a real punch.

Or look at what Fynn Biotechnologies is doing with 10X Genomics' (TXG) Xenium In Situ platform.

They're peering into breast cancer tumors and finding that the neighborhood where immune cells hang out can make or break immunotherapy.

This is the kind of insight that turns the one-size-fits-all approach to cancer treatment on its head.

Now, let's talk turkey. Where's the money in all this? I've got my eye on a few players.

First up, 10X Genomics. These folks aren't just dipping their toes in the single-cell and spatial genomics pool; they're doing cannonballs.

Their Chromium and Xenium platforms are becoming the go-to tools for researchers and clinics alike.

And the numbers don't lie – they pulled in $156 million in Q2 2024, up 25% from the year before.

NanoString Technologies (NSTG) is a bit of a different story. They've been a big name in spatial biology with their GeoMx Digital Spatial Profiler, but they've hit some rough waters.

Filing for Chapter 11 in early 2024 wasn't on anyone's bingo card. Despite a solid Q4 2022 with $36.2 million in revenue (up 29% year-over-year), their legal tussle with 10x Genomics and other financial headaches have put them in a tight spot.

But don't count them out yet – Bruker Corporation (BRKR) swooping in to buy up their assets might just be the lifeline they need.

Illumina Inc. (ILMN) is another heavyweight worth watching. I’ve said it before, and I’ll say this again – this biotech is the reigning 800-pound gorilla in DNA sequencing. And now, they're muscling into single-cell genomics.

Their acquisition of GRAIL shows they're serious about early cancer detection. Sure, they've had some regulatory speed bumps, but with a market cap of about $33 billion in Q3 2024, they're not going anywhere.

Don't overlook the big pharma players either. Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMY) is betting big on precision medicine, teaming up with 10X Genomics to bring single-cell analysis into their drug development pipeline.

With BMY’s oncology portfolio raking in $17.3 billion in 2023, they've got the cash to make big moves.

Gilead Sciences (GILD) is another one to keep an eye on. Their purchase of Kite Pharma put them in the cell therapy game, and they're not shy about using genomic data to develop new cancer treatments. In fact, their cancer segment grew by 22% in 2023.

And let's not forget Bio-Rad Laboratories (BIO). They might have seen a slight dip in net sales from $2.9 billion in 2022 to $2.68 billion in 2023, but their Single-Cell ATAC-Seq Solution is still a key player in epigenomic analysis.

Now, let's zoom out and connect the dots. The genomics market is on a tear.

We're looking at a jump from $18.85 billion in 2020 to a projected $62.9 billion by 2028. That’s a massive growth, and it's directly impacting companies across the board.

Take 10X Genomics, for instance. Their Q2 2024 revenue hit $156 million, a 25% year-over-year increase that's directly tied to the surging demand for their single-cell and spatial genomics tools.

The single-cell genomics market alone was worth $2.4 billion in 2022 and is looking at a CAGR of 16.7% from 2023 to 2030.

Meanwhile, the precision medicine market, fueled by these genomic advancements, is projected to balloon from $66.1 billion in 2023 to $140.6 billion by 2030.

Let's not kid ourselves, though. Biotech investing is not for the faint of heart. You've got to have the stomach for high R&D costs, regulatory labyrinths, and cutthroat competition.

Just look at NanoString Technologies - one minute they're reporting a 29% revenue increase, the next they're filing for Chapter 11. It's a rollercoaster, but for those who can hang on, the potential payoff is enormous.

So, where does this leave us? Well, I didn't spend decades in this game to tell you to play it safe, but I'm not here to see you bet the farm either. Instead, I’m here to tell you to play it smart.

Add those nimble upstarts like 10x Genomics to your watchlist - they're the racehorses that could leave the pack in the dust.

And when the market gets jittery, that's your cue to swoop in on steady workhorses like BMY and Gilead. They might not be as sexy, but they’ve got the tried-and-tested staying power.

Remember, in biotech, today's underdog can become tomorrow's alpha faster than you can sequence a genome.

So stay alert, keep your powder dry, and for Pete's sake, don't wait for a gilded invitation to buy the dip.

 

 

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September 3, 2024

Biotech Letter

Mad Hedge Biotech and Healthcare Letter
September 3, 2024
Fiat Lux

 

Featured Trade:

(ROLLING THE DICE ON BIOTECH)

(RHHBY), (VNDA), (ZVRA), (HALO), (BMY), (GILD)

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