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I got in Gilead at around $72** a share, and have researched this for quite some time (made a post about the KITE acquisition).

What I love about the stock is 1) Low P/E ratio 2) 2.8% Dividend Yield. They have a PDUFA in February (I believe) for TAF, I believe the stock will rally into it but will sell off; buy the rumour sell the fact. It will be amazing for their HIV revenues.

Gilead has an insane amount of money in hand that's offshore, tax issues can rise here. Another issue is their HCV revenue which have been declining. The real money is in their HIV pipeline (20-25% of the HIV market) which has been growing, their acquisition of KITE (which was a steal) will get them in the Oncology game. Right then and there that's 3 cash flows.

I am very questionable of their HCV revenues though which are pretty bad. Their approval of Sovaldi in China should boost their sales since there is quite a bit of demand from the population

There are many oppurtunities in the market right which are, quite frankly, much better than biotechnology. I am interested to seeing if my thesis plays out in the coming years. If anyone cures HIV, it will be Gilead

 

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