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Concordia Healthcare Corp. T.CXR.R



TSX:CXR.R - Post by User

Comment by CNInvestingon Oct 20, 2015 1:28pm
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RE:Debt + Reliance on Price Increases vs. R&D?

RE:Debt + Reliance on Price Increases vs. R&D?
FootballFan1 wrote:
I don't follow CXR closely, but it is my understanding that in addition to their rather sizeable debt, CXR relies heavily on drug price increases to drive revenue vs. research, development, and production of their own products.....If so, I think there may be a lot of pain to come as Valeant is called onto the carpet by the U.S. Congress and drug price increases will likely be scrutinized more closely, not to mention Hillary Clinton's comments on drug price gouging and her desire to put a stop to it......I think she's the odds-on-favorite to become the next President, and I think Congress will be pressured by citizens both Democratic and Republican to reign in drug costs......


See that's the thing, CXR does not intend to rely as much on price increase as VRX. It will be a much, much more diversified source of income. I think there is just mass confusion around it all. Some details definitely need to be adressed by Mark Thompson soon. Although pretty much all we need to know is out there, people are too lazy or reliant on alerts and programs than actually research the damn thing. Where is the stock market going...
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