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Pharming November 2020

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  1. [verwijderd] 3 november 2020 17:41
    quote:

    BassieNL schreef op 3 november 2020 17:03:

    [...]
    Omzet is wat gestegen, maar ik heb het over de afzet
    De prijs per flacon is ook gestegen.
    Zoals ik deze middag al liet zien lijken de verkopen gelijk gebleven. Stond dat niet zo beschreven 'Down the rabbit hole'?

    Ik zoek het straks even terug op. Dat analistenrapport is ergens illegaal op dit forum geplaatst.
  2. DeWegNaarBeter 3 november 2020 17:42
    quote:

    knaap1 schreef op 3 november 2020 17:37:

    [...]

    Zo is dat normaal gaat de helft er weer af dus zegt ook al iets.
    Benieuwd of dit aanhoud deze week, dat zou een teken van herstel zijn!
  3. [verwijderd] 3 november 2020 17:46
    quote:

    DeWegNaarBeter schreef op 3 november 2020 17:42:

    [...]

    Benieuwd of dit aanhoud deze week, dat zou een teken van herstel zijn!
    Zou me niets verbazen wanneer dit shorters zijn. Je laat de koers wat oplopen en kweekt euforie in de koers. Genoeg Kiadis overstappers. Zodra er voldoende eufoire is vergroot je je shortpositie en loopt de koers weer wat terug. Eendagsvliegen die hoog instappen maar snel uitstappen wanneer de koers terug daalt doen daar een schepje bovenop door te verkopen en je positie noteert alweer op winst!
  4. [verwijderd] 3 november 2020 17:50
    Netto shortposities boven publicatiegrens van 0,5%
    Great Point Partners 1,90% (13 maart 2020)
    Linden Advisors 1,05% (30 juli 2020)

    Pictet Asset Management 1,40% (30 oktober 2020)
    Woodline Partners 0,59% (26 oktober 2020)
    Voleon Capital Management 0,67 (2 nov 2020) -0,04%

    Totaal short: 5,61% (bij vorige update: 5,65%)
    Aantal partijen: 5

    www.afm.nl/nl-nl/professionals/regist...
  5. [verwijderd] 3 november 2020 17:51
    quote:

    voda schreef op 3 november 2020 17:48:

    Lijken? Welke lijken?
    Wanneer het niet lukt om inhoudelijk wat bij te dragen aan deze discussie...
  6. [verwijderd] 3 november 2020 17:54
    quote:

    De Monitor - De Pharming Expert schreef op 3 november 2020 17:46:

    [...]

    Zou me niets verbazen wanneer dit shorters zijn. Je laat de koers wat oplopen en kweekt euforie in de koers. Genoeg Kiadis overstappers. Zodra er voldoende eufoire is vergroot je je shortpositie en loopt de koers weer wat terug. Eendagsvliegen die hoog instappen maar snel uitstappen wanneer de koers terug daalt doen daar een schepje bovenop en je positie noteert alweer op winst!
    Lees je dat eigenwerk wel eens terug? Nee? Gewoon eens doen .
    Voor een zelf benoemde expert die een CEO van alles beschuldigd en dan zo een onzinnig stukje gebrabbel produceert over short ik denk dat Eric niet meer kan schrijven van de kramp in zijn buik.
    Hoe verzin je dit geweldig

    Ruud..
  7. [verwijderd] 3 november 2020 17:55
    quote:

    Declan schreef op 3 november 2020 17:54:

    [...]

    Lees je dat eigenwerk wel eens terug? Nee? Gewoon eens doen .
    Voor een zelf benoemde expert die een CEO van alles beschuldigd en dan zo een onzinnig stukje gebrabbel produceert over short ik denk dat Eric niet meer kan schrijven van de kramp in zijn buik.
    Hoe verzin je dit geweldig

    Ruud..
    Je brabbelt maar weer eens wat raak ruud, ik beschuldig de CEO nergens van. Misschien moet je eens beter leren lezen van wie bepaalde posts af komen.
  8. forum rang 4 aandeelofoptie 3 november 2020 17:59
    quote:

    maliqun61 schreef op 3 november 2020 17:50:

    Netto shortposities boven publicatiegrens van 0,5%
    Great Point Partners 1,90% (13 maart 2020)
    Linden Advisors 1,05% (30 juli 2020)

    Pictet Asset Management 1,40% (30 oktober 2020)
    Woodline Partners 0,59% (26 oktober 2020)
    Voleon Capital Management 0,67 (2 nov 2020) -0,04%

    Totaal short: 5,61% (bij vorige update: 5,65%)
    Aantal partijen: 5

    www.afm.nl/nl-nl/professionals/regist...

    Ondanks gisteren flink opgelopen koers niet afgebouwd, opvallend
  9. [verwijderd] 3 november 2020 18:03
    quote:

    aandeelofoptie schreef op 3 november 2020 17:59:

    [...]

    Ondanks gisteren flink opgelopen koers niet afgebouwd, opvallend
    Voleon Capital Management 0,67 (2 nov 2020) -0,04%

    Het staat zelfs nog vetgedrukt weergegeven..
  10. [verwijderd] 3 november 2020 18:07
    quote:

    De Monitor - De Pharming Expert schreef op 3 november 2020 17:55:

    [...]

    Je brabbelt maar weer eens wat raak ruud, ik beschuldig de CEO nergens van. Misschien moet je eens beter leren lezen van wie bepaalde posts af komen.
    ;-) selectief geheugen? Maar wees niet bang ik ga het niet opsommen.
    Nog heel even geduld en de koers explodeert vanzelf.

    Ruud..
  11. DeWegNaarBeter 3 november 2020 18:10
    quote:

    De Monitor - De Pharming Expert schreef op 3 november 2020 17:46:

    [...]

    Zou me niets verbazen wanneer dit shorters zijn. Je laat de koers wat oplopen en kweekt euforie in de koers. Genoeg Kiadis overstappers. Zodra er voldoende eufoire is vergroot je je shortpositie en loopt de koers weer wat terug. Eendagsvliegen die hoog instappen maar snel uitstappen wanneer de koers terug daalt doen daar een schepje bovenop door te verkopen en je positie noteert alweer op winst!
    Doordachte theorie hoor, ik wacht op de praktijk morgenochtend.. daar heb je veel meer aan.
  12. [verwijderd] 3 november 2020 18:10
    quote:

    Declan schreef op 3 november 2020 18:07:

    [...]
    ;-) selectief geheugen? Maar wees niet bang ik ga het niet opsommen.
    Nog heel even geduld en de koers explodeert vanzelf.

    Ruud..
    Haha de koers explodeert, hoe lang roep je dat al rond op dit forum?
  13. [verwijderd] 3 november 2020 18:11
    Pharming Group Is Expanding Production Capacity For Their COVID-19 Treatment

    Nov. 3, 2020 9:20 AM ET| 4 comments
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    About: Pharming Group N.V. (PHGUF)
    Robert Vink

    Summary

    Pharming Group's stock has had a lacklustre performance since it announced Ruconest might be effective at treating severe COVID-19 cases.

    Pharming Group's CEO announced that the company is planning to use genetically manipulated cows to expand production of Ruconest significantly.

    Pharming Group has a strong balance sheet and a reasonable valuation.

    Pharming Group's stock provides an opportunity to hedge vaccine risks in one's portfolio.

    Introduction
    Pharming Group (OTCPK:PHGUF) is a small biotech company in the Netherlands. As elaborated in my previous article, it has marketed only one drug called Ruconest. In the previous article, I discussed that Ruconest - which is a drug used to treat HAE patients - might be effective at treating severe COVID-19 cases. I recommend readers first to study that article to understand the scientific logic substantiating Ruconest's effectiveness in treating COVID-19 cases.

    Since writing that article, Pharming Group's stock performance has been lacklustre; the initial surge in May due to Pharming's small COVID-19 trial has vanished entirely in the subsequent months. Nonetheless, in this article, I will showcase that the COVID-19 thesis is still alive.

    Update COVID-19 trials
    Pharming Group has begun multiple clinical trials to determine Ruconest's effectiveness at treating severe COVID-19 cases. The idea is that Ruconest can dampen the cytokine storm some patients experience; if Ruconest is effective at treating these patients, the pressure on ICUs can be lowered significantly. The COVID-19 crisis is a medical crisis where hospitals - and especially ICUs - get overrun with a huge load of patients with severe COVID-19 complications. It goes without saying that any treatment which has the ability to lower pressure on ICUs and hospitals, by improving the clinical picture of COVID-19, has tremendous value.
    The first patient is enrolled in Pharming's multinational trial; Pharming will treat up to 150 patients with Ruconest in Switzerland, Brazil and Mexico. According to clinicaltrials.gov, the estimated primary completion date is June 2021. Additionally, Pharming has started a trial in the US, wherein it plans to have 120 participants. This study is estimated to be completed in March 2021. Considering the surge in COVID-19 cases in Switzerland, Brazil and Mexico, it might be realistic that the trial is completed before those estimated dates. It remains speculation when the preliminary results of these trials will be released by Pharming Group, but it seems appropriate that Pharming updates investors about the ongoing trials before year-end.

    Pharming Group expanding production
    Pharming Group has not provided any updates about the clinical trials related to COVID-19 over the last few months, yet in a way they actually did. Just last week Pharming Group CEO Sijmen de Vries gave an interview in the biggest newspaper of the Netherlands wherein he discussed Ruconest's effectiveness at treating severe COVID-19 cases. Whilst there was no new scientific information, Sijmen did state some other interesting facts related to Pharming Group. In 2000, Pharming Group was the first company ever to create genetically manipulated cows; this project was eventually halted due to capital predicaments. Pharming Group decided to use genetically manipulated rabbits instead to produce Ruconest; this was more cost-effective, which was vital for a company in dire need of capital.

    Now, Pharming Group is a profitable company with a strong balance sheet, and it has decided to continue its project with genetically manipulated cows. The goal is to produce Ruconest with those cows. In the article, Pharming Group states it expects to acquire new use-cases for Ruconest, and the manipulated cows can produce larger quantities of Ruconest. While the company did not state COVID-19 as a use-case, it can be no coincidence that they are expanding production just before their COVID-19 trials are getting finished. I suspect that the company is preparing for a huge surge in demand, which is why they are expanding their capacity significantly.

    Basel-Stadt: Can public data showcase Ruconest is effective?
    As discussed earlier in this write-up, Pharming Group has initiated multiple clinical trials to determine the effectiveness of Ruconest. As discussed in my previous article, Pharming Group already performed a small trial at University Hospital Basel wherein five patients were treated with Ruconest, and the bigger trial is also partially performed at University Hospital Basel; actually, the first patient of the new multinational trial was treated at that hospital as well.

    I decided to search whether Basel-Stadt, the region wherein University Hospital Basel lies, published data about COVID-19 patients in hospitals. I hypothesised that COVID-19 data from Basel-Stadt could showcase that Ruconest is effective. In other words, maybe, we can make our own guess how the trial is faring by using publicly available data.
    And after some exploration throughout the internet, I did find public data distributed officially by Basel-Stadt. Basel-Stadt reports daily or bi-weekly the number of patients hospitalized with COVID-19, and the number of COVID-19 patients in ICU. They do not report the number of hospitalizations. They only report the number of people hospitalized with COVID-19 at the time of reporting. I was hoping for more useful data, but I figured it was worth a go either way.

    I created a ratio: the total number of COVID-19 patients on ICU beds shared by the total number of patients hospitalized with COVID-19. Ruconest is a drug that should, in theory, dampen the load on ICUs, so in theory, Basel-Stadt should have fewer patients on ICU beds relative to the total number of patients hospitalized. Some countries published similar data, and some published other kinds of data. However, I was not able to show that Basel-Stadt's ratio was significantly better.
    I think that the data is too general to make any assumptions about Ruconest's effectiveness. Even the IC patients/total patients ratio of countries like the Netherlands and the United Kingdom is vastly different due to cultural differences. While it was a nice attempt, the data is too general to find out whether Ruconest is effective. If Basel-Stadt instead published data per patient - instead of daily capacities - I might have been able to make a better guess, since the average time spent in the hospital could have been significantly lower.

  14. [verwijderd] 3 november 2020 18:11
    quote:

    DeWegNaarBeter schreef op 3 november 2020 18:10:

    [...]

    Doordachte theorie hoor, ik wacht op de praktijk morgenochtend.. daar heb je veel meer aan.
    Klopt, zeker om achteraf te bewijzen met de praktijk, zoals ik wel vaker doe.
  15. [verwijderd] 3 november 2020 18:11
    Valuation
    Pharming Group's valuation at its current stock price provides a sufficient margin of safety. As of Q3 2020, Pharming Group has €156.1 million in cash and cash equivalents, while Pharming Group's long-term debt comprises of €138.082 million. Pharming Group's market cap at the time of writing is €548.26 million. So, Pharming Group's Enterprise Value is €530.242 million. Pharming Group's EBITDA is approximately €71 million, so its trailing twelve-month EV/EBITDA ratio is 7.6. Whilst Pharming Group remains a biotech company, their balance sheet is strong, which should be reassuring to investors. It has a massive cash position which lowers the risk profile of the stock.

    Takeaway
    I note that Pharming Group might have one of the most effective COVID-19 treatments in the world, while its stock is priced modestly. I conclude that its risk/reward ratio is good. The market anticipates that a vaccine will be rolled out at a large scale sometime next year; however, I should note that there continues to be a risk that the vaccines currently in production are not safe or not effective - this is a massive risk to the stock market and the world economy.

    For example, scientists continue to be worried about COVID-19 mutations. It is possible that a new mutation emerges that causes vaccines to be ineffective. Since Ruconest is treating the symptoms of a COVID-19 infection, I deem it as plausible that Ruconest continues to be effective if a mutation emerges, if it is currently effective obviously. Pharming Group's current valuation practically implies that the COVID-19 treatment is worth $0. While I personally hope that these vaccines can reopen the world, Pharming Group provides a unique opportunity to hedge that vaccine risk in one's portfolio.

    Disclosure: I am/we are long PHGUF. I wrote this article myself, and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation for it (other than from Seeking Alpha). I have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this article.
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  16. DeWegNaarBeter 3 november 2020 18:13
    quote:

    De Monitor - De Pharming Expert schreef op 3 november 2020 18:11:

    [...]

    Klopt, zeker om achteraf te bewijzen met de praktijk, zoals ik wel vaker doe.
    Dat kan iedereen achteraf, je hebt het ook vaak mis haha
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