INO is working on a Zika virus vaccine, but is still years away. Is this a good stock to buy? Seems like it could be an acquisition target if Zika continues to spread.
>>1066263
I don't know that much about the medical industry but don't most companies in this area have entire stables full of potential drugs? Don't they mostly fail to get fda approval?
>>1066263
I don't think so. Companies spend millions to get a single drug through trials and most compounds don't make it to human trials or market. That's one of the reasons name brand drugs are so pricey, to recoop the costs of development and other failed drugs before the patent expires and generics flood the market. Too soon to tell.
>>1066263
is this a joke or did you break out of your cage and into the computer lab to write this post?
Couldn't hurt. See who else is working on it and take as many small positions as you can. Get a finger in everything and if anything big happens you'll catch it.
>>1066263
Zika is a slow news day story. It will die out as soon as Trump says something else or the public tires of shrunken head babies.
It's not new, it's not an epidemic. It's the killer bees of 2016.
If they succeed yes, if not no. If they do nobody will really give a fuck anymore so don't expect a huge gain.
>>1066289
they do but that doesnt stop wild speculation, martin shkreli basically made his fortune doing nothing but fucking with pharmaceutical companies that never produced a drug
go look at the chart for "KBIO" and go back a year
0.90 cents to 40 dollars almost overnight (well ten days) , technically a short squeeze but still
