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Old API Wind-down Ltd - Ordinary Shares ARLZQ

"Old API Wind-down Ltd, formerly Aralez Pharmaceuticals Inc is a specialty pharmaceutical company. The company is engaged in the acquisition, development, and commercialization of products primarily in cardiovascular, pain management and other specialty areas. Its key products include Fiorinal, Proferrin, Fibricor, Uracyst and Neovisc, Cambia and other marketed products. The company currently operates in two geographical markets, the United States and Canada. The firm generates most of its reven


OTCPK:ARLZQ - Post by User

Comment by kuatoliveson Aug 25, 2016 3:43pm
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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Institutional buyer or Fund @ $5.50 US

RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Institutional buyer or Fund @ $5.50 USJust a guess, but there are a bunch of traders out there that play the PDUFA dates with stop losses in case the thing goes south. I think everyone who wanted to invest did so, and I think a bunch of traders piled on with some stop losses, hence the big swing in the last couple of days. I shared the sentiment that a bid of a purge probably isn't a bad thing right now leading up to the annoucement.

THAT being said, it begs the question - traders will invariably be trading it up on the day of a favourable announcement so has anyone calculated what a potential good exit point in the post-approval world? I'm thinking - could be wrong, often am - that if traders push this thing up in the couple of days after the announcement, a sell off is again likely, so do you have a valuation that you'd take an exit on? If we got to $13 or $14 - unlikely as hell - but I think I'd be out.  That's not to say I wouldn't reinvest again at a point, but just in case there's a BIG run....one should have an exit point in mind.  Don't want to repeat the mistake I made in 2015 of not getting out when the valuation was clearly ahead of the fundamentals.


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