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Q: Can you please comment on VMD recent earnings. Am I wrong this seems like a screaming buy in a rough market with few options. One of the few companies with the wind in their sails now and in the future. They are projecting almost a doubling of revenue in the next quarter and they up 30% in this quarter. They are in the at home health care service including providing ventilators. Would you know what percentage of the business ventilators would be? Thank you for your excellent service in these difficult times.
Read Answer Asked by mike on May 06, 2020
Q: Not really a question. In reference to clients question on ATE results. You failed to mention that the trials have to do not only with pain but ulcers and bleeding that may be caused when taking various forms of pain medication. I know this first hand. Very important part of results. I’m looking forward to it not only as a investor but someone whom it would benefit.

Roy
Read Answer Asked by Roy on May 06, 2020
Q: Hi 5i
I currently hold PFE, GUD and COV (although this may go after being patient a little longer) in healthcare.
I am currently considering ABBV as an addition and wondering what your thoughts are on it at this time.
Any other US healthcare suggestions that might have caught your eye recently ?

Thanks
Mike

Read Answer Asked by mike on May 04, 2020
Q: Looking to add a US healthcare stock. I currently have PFE ( 6% weighing ) and was looking to add GILD. I'm concerned that there might be some overlap between PFE and GILD - if so, can you recommend and rank some others that I can look at ? Appreciate your comments.
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by JOHN on May 01, 2020
Q: A cure is a non-technical term so we need to be careful. Not to beat a dead horse (too much anyways)...Gilead is not offering a "cure" to Covid-19. Their drug was used as a treatment on USA patient 1 in Washington State, a young man who the doctors feared was dying from Covid-19. After receiving the injection he recovered almost immediately and was discharged from the hospital a few days later. Gilead's drug was entered into FDA trials and was shown to be effective for 30% of the people. While this percentage seems small the drug was considered so effective all the people on the placebo were put on the drug. Society is looking for a vaccine which will prevent people from getting Covid-19. This will likely prove more of a challenge to the health industry. Vaccines sometimes offer long term immunity but sometimes the immunity dies out - that is why we need Tetanus booster shots every 10 years or so. Dr. Fauci is on record as feeling a vaccine is "doable" by January 2021.
Publish if you feel this is useful.
Jim
Read Answer Asked by James on May 01, 2020
Q: Which Biotech and Semiconductor ETFs would you recommended, in order of preference? I do not have any exposure to these sectors.
Read Answer Asked by Satish on April 30, 2020
Q: J&J Is slipping . is this related to its not he lead candidate for Covid the Oxford group is ?
Gilead as a treatment how far will it go
Read Answer Asked by thambirajah on April 30, 2020
Q: Hello dear team,
Hope you are well and had the chance to enjoy some good weather.
What are your thoughts on this company ?
my known facts(hope they are right)
They have 5 ODD with the FDA and some of them are on the fast track to be commercialized ?
they are partner with one if not the biggest mexico pharma (which is also World wide?) for the commercialization of Cauzma ?
they recently raised something like 10 000 000 $
Everything seems to be going well and on track with the company and they have been delivering.

How do you think they could perform and in how long you think they will start to benefit from their hard work ?
how do you think this company could do in 5 years, if we do an optimistic and a pessimist scenario.

thank you for your time and response.
stay safe,
Read Answer Asked by Michael on April 30, 2020