Comment by
kuatolives on Apr 10, 2017 4:03pm
What's more likely? That a management team that has been wrong about everything up until this point is right about zontivity? OR They're still wrong? My bet is on the latter.
Comment by
biggerr on Apr 10, 2017 4:35pm
there is a place for Zontivity because it works on a different path from Warfarin and they both cause bleeding so it's a draw. ARZ can always drop the price a bit on Zon to make it more competitive. It was approved only 3 years ago and it's not a long enough time to declare it a failure, Merck gave up too early
Comment by
CHECKMATE77 on Apr 10, 2017 4:39pm
Already a bunch of anti- coagulants on the market another from a company without deep pockets and a dedicated sales force is toast
Comment by
biggerr on Apr 10, 2017 5:59pm
but there are also lots of patients with that problem, millions over the age of 50 have some sort of a heart problem
Comment by
biggerr on Apr 10, 2017 6:04pm
Zontivity is already known to doctors because it was marketed by Merck earlier so there won't be a need for too many salespeople. Merck did most of the advertising job for Zontivity when it first came out
Comment by
2quick154 on Apr 10, 2017 8:58pm
Wow. What's the point of being invested in this company anymore? The whole thesis was yosprala... and how much money was spent on that? What a failure... everything is based on zontivity. Too bad Trx wasen't still around.
Comment by
biggerr on Apr 11, 2017 1:25pm
Yosprala was a glorified Aspirin pill combined with a stomach acid suppressor, Zontivity is a real deal which will compete with Warfarin
Comment by
GoldenDilemma on Apr 11, 2017 2:36pm
I am bullish on the prospects of Zontivity as well when the numbers show it, the market finishes discounting the burn from the launch, the market discounts Q1, etc. So, consider me a rebuyer of this stock after the next few haircuts and positive numbers (if).