Concordia Healthcare Corp. T.CXR.R

Another snap shot of VRX vs CXR

[BinTraden]

CXR		VRX
Cash & Short-Term Investment	213.72 M	Cash & Short-Term Investment	659.50 M
Total Debt	4.26 B	Total Debt	30.45 B
Total Liabilities	5.16 B	Total Liabilities	41.49 B
Total Shareholder's Equity	395.65 M	Total Shareholder's Equity	4.17 B
Book Value Per Share	7.76	Book Value Per Share	11.99

[YOLO77]

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[BlueJaysFan]

Both companies are scams and uninvestible.  I agree that Vrx has assets they can sell but if they do it will be at a discount from what they were purchased at.  I don't believe that Concordia has any assets that are attractive and have patent life. No position in either, after taking large loss on Cxr a few weeks ago as I didn't believe that they would have a good q3 based on

[Lumberfeverlong]

[the company had $492M at the end of Q3. Don't know what reputable source you are getting your information from. quote=BinTraden] CXR   VRX   Cash & Short-Term Investment 213.72 M Cash & Short-Term Investment 659.50 M Total Debt 4.26 B Total Debt

[BinTraden]

I was using the wall street journal wsj.com as a source and the $ values are all in USD so in cdn it will be much higher of course.  Cash positions might not include the notes offering potentially or a portion thereof.  It's interesting CXR is trading half of book and has 28% shares short and VRX is trading double the book vbalue and 8% short.   Could the market be that wrong

[greatplay]

Comparing 2 bad apples :) when you get -80 - 90% per year, it's not worth comparing... each has good and bad stuff, VRX has much more liability 31BLN debt, it's more bankrupt company, you need a monster company to save it, CRX has 3+ BLN debt, 10 times less debt. Though VRX has better portfolio logically, but with smaller debt, company is more maneurable, not a titanic like VRX. Looking

[BinTraden]

Here's the links - https://quotes.wsj.com/CXRX/financials and https://quotes.wsj.com/VRX/financials Loving the book values in comparison to where we are trading. [/quote]