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Price/Earnings (TTM) 44.7x
Price/Book (MRQ) 10.2x
Price/Cash Flow (TTM) 46.4x
Price/Sales (TTM) 10.7x
No doubt FRX is a good company, but is it really worth what you are paying for it? These remind me of the prices paid for the once high flying Tech darlings ... CSCO,INTC, ect...
You would think people would learn. Remember, Bulls and Bears make money, but Pigs get slaughtered.
I'm going against the crowd and am shorting this one.
Thats what makes a market . I agree with your post 100% . Good luck to you in your investing as well. Sounds like you scored out on FRX so you prob dont need the $$$ as much as i do - LOL. Have a good weekend !
Your analogy of a two way street I could not agree more with. What I was referring to was you could making money on both sides of that street if you change your course at the right time. You feel that FRX at this price is way overpriced and that is fine and decent because it is your opinion. I on the other hand think that with all the positive news about ready to explode on this stock over the next month that the next couple of days will still promote good buying opportunities for this stock. I would agree that at some point in time this stock will reach a position to short I just do not think that position is now. Even if we do not agree with each other we can still agree to disagree without being obscene towards each other. Good luck to you on all your investing. You seem like a man of character and I can respect that.
What i was eluding to when i mentioned that its a 2-way street was that LONGS and SHORTS can make money . As far as going LONG(for me) its not gonna happen anytime soon on FRX. The only scenario would be for me to TAKE THE LOSS and cover my short. I think the stock is way overvalued - whether the market sees it this way is another story . Its one thing to be LONG with a much lower cost and HOLDING , but to be initiating a LONG position here, in my opinion is crazy. If ones cost avg. is much lower than present than holding has been a lucrative stragegy. RISK/REWARD up here seems to be favoring the short side, but like they say - the proof is in the pudding .Time will tell.
Stockbest You are the low life and at the very least ignorant. ANYTIME you would like to back up your words in person be a man and send me your home address and we will take care of this in person. There is absolutely no reason to become this upset with me if you are losing money you idiot! If I had you near me now I would choke the life out of you over your ignorant reply.
FUK off!! YOU lowlife POS. you are IMO are a Fuked up crrok and Liar. next weak will go 8-10 down! and you want people to buy????
Dready I am always happy when I am making money. What I can not understand (and you stated it perfectly "It is a two way street") is why you would not change your course and go long when you noticed the stock continuing to rise day after day. I can tell you this if the stock started going down on bad fundementals or bad news I would be shorting this stock. You are right it is a two way street but if you are on the wrong side of the street where the traffic is you are going to get run over. Use your own philosophy and go long now!
he(and i) made $$$$ on the gap down fuzzy . We might be down a few bucks here but we are both +++ on the stock. Be happy - we ALL made $$$. Its a 2 way street.
forget the PE ....what about P/S and P/CF ?
Price/Book (MRQ) 10.2x
Price/Cash Flow (TTM) 46.4x
Price/Sales (TTM) 10.7x
Everybody thinks that this stock will grow profits exponentially forever ... This is a PHARMACUTICAL company !!!! While their pipeline is STRONG - many have it priced for perfection. If/when it stumbles and sooner or later it has to , this stock will come crumbling - as the HEDGE FUNDS that are runnin it up the last few weeks will be on the SELL side !
Your valuations are correct for the present years earnings. Projected earnings for next year make the P/E ratio lower next year. Also shorting this stock on the upcoming news of better than expected earnings and 2 weeks following that information on their new drug Memantine (treats mid to late stage Alzheimer patients which is the only one in the world to date) would seem to make your decision foolish. But go ahead for every loser their is a winner and if you go short I and every other long will be receiving your loss in the form of profits. Thank your very much! Anyone shorting this stock for the next month is going to be feel like those poor souls in that plane crash the other day. They did not know what hit them. Heed the warning come over to the profit side and become long on FRX. You will sleep much easier at night.
I could never sleep good at night owning this stock at current valuations. It is like holding a hot potato as one day in the near future, some bit of bad news will occur and the MM's will gap this puppy down $10 and then I'll cover.
I agree that this is a great company, but not at these prices
Remember ... buy the rumor sell the news
You fundamental types have your methods and if they work for you, fine. I can't hazard a guess as to fair valuation but I do see a very extended updrifting chart pattern on relatively low volume, culminating today with distribution at the old highs. This is not a sustainable breakout formation, no matter what news the company is due to report.
I never expected it to get back to these levels but it did...and now it is once again a short.
I feel the need to make a comment. Valuations are a very subjective thing-I was an I-banker for a period of time. While very useful in evaluating potential investments one must remember that since they are tied to earnings they are constantly in flux. Valautions are a very tricky thing to truly evaluate
Is 44 a higher "Current PE" compared to other pharmas? Sure. There is a premium "because" FRX has the "potential and history" of astounding growth while some of the bigger boys like the pfizers of the world are muddled currently with little growth. So yes, there is a reason it trades higher. Now is there growth for years for sure? No, its a risk like anything else. However, those who are buying are under the direction they will continue to grow at a decent clip which makes their "Foward PE multiple" actually much more digestable, even attractive(Obviously as earnings accelerates, a PE drops barring equilibrium)
Those who thinks its overvalued are betting that future growth will slow, therefore FRX "should" no longer command a premium to other pharmas which have anemic growth prospects right now. Who is right, well that people is investing...but please don't be niave enough to assume that your outcome based on "your valuation evaluation" os the right one. People forget people are doing very similar math to you with their assumptions, and actually seeing its valuation attractive. And FRx has a lot of history on its side of earings growth, beating expectations,and "compared" to other pharmas they have at least one "potential" blockbuster in memantine. But I am saying one or the other valaution is correct, I at least respect that their are two, and not that others are idiots for not getting my numbers
Lastly, you lose all intergrity and credibility when you talk about valuations when you compare FRX's Pe to those years ago of cisco, etc. That my friend is insulting. Csco had A PE well over a 100 in an industry than turns on a dime and is inexorably tied to the economy. Frx has more than half the PE, huge growth prospects, an industry where sales are far more stable and consistent, and who's sales are fairly independet of the economy.
Excellent post...except for one thing... about turning on a dime for techs...don't forget how quickly a pharma turns when FDA or generics hit a pharma in bad way. This can be a wicked game on both sides of the aisle.


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This city has already turned a distinct shade of blue, and No. 2-ranked Kentucky doesn't play until Friday. The No. 1 seed in the SEC's Eastern Division, the Wildcats are seeking their 26th SEC tournament championship.
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Even with a loss in Friday's quarterfinals to the Alabama-South Carolina winner, Kentucky is a lock for a No. 1 seed in the NCAA tournament.
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Taking a pass on the byes: The top two seeds in each division receive byes, which means No. 13-ranked Tennessee has to play in the first round Thursday afternoon against LSU because the Vols are the No. 3 seed in the East. Meanwhile, Mississippi State and Ole Miss will both get byes as the No. 1 and No. 2 seeds in the West. Even though Tennessee's 11-5 conference record is two games better than any team in the West, Tennessee coach Bruce Pearl declined Wednesday to weigh in on whether the teams should be seeded 1 through 12 without regard to divisional play. "The only point is that we play LSU at 2:15 [CT Thursday]. That's the only answer I have as it relates to the format today," Pearl said. In other words, check back with him in May.
East vs. West: The SEC West combined to go 0-24 against the top four teams in the East -- Kentucky, Vanderbilt, Tennessee and Florida -- this year in regular-season play. LSU and Auburn both get shots at breaking that East stranglehold on Thursday. LSU faces Tennessee at 3:15 p.m. ET, and Auburn takes on Florida at 7:30 p.m. ET.
Players to watch: If you're looking for shooters, keep an eye on Vanderbilt's John Jenkins. Everything the freshman tosses up looks like it's going in. If you're looking for scorers, keep an eye on South Carolina's Devan Downey. He appears to be getting over an ankle injury that's plagued him since the middle of February.
If it's defenders you're looking for, count how many shots Mississippi State's Jarvis Varnado swats into the third row. If you're looking for dunkers, check out Georgia's Travis Leslie. Better yet, go back and watch the one he threw down over Kentucky's DeMarcus Cousins in Rupp Arena.
And speaking of the Wildcats, if you're looking for players, don't take your eyes off Kentucky freshman guard John Wall, who gets to the glass with frightening ease. Wall is far from a finished product, but he's at his best when the Wildcats need him most.
Game to watch: The Auburn-Florida matchup on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. ET should provide plenty of drama. If the Tigers lose, it could very well be coach Jeff Lebo's last game with the Tigers. He's scheduled to meet with Auburn athletic director Jay Jacobs after the season, and there are rumblings on the Plains that he won't be back after six seasons without an NCAA tournament appearance. If the Gators lose, they may be looking down the barrel of a third straight season without an NCAA tournament trip. That's after winning back-to-back NCAA championships in the 2006 and 2007 seasons.
Red-hot: Ole Miss junior guard Chris Warren averaged close to 23 points per game during the Rebels' four-game winning streak to close the regular season. He finished one shy of his career high with 31 points in a 68-66 comeback win over Arkansas, scoring 20 points in the second half and helping Ole Miss erase an 11-point deficit with just over five minutes remaining.
Under the radar: Vanderbilt forward Jeffery Taylor is one of the more underrated and complete players in the league. The 6-foot-7, 210-pound sophomore earned a spot on the SEC's All-Defensive team, while averaging 13.9 points and 5.1 rebounds and shooting 51.1 percent from the field.
They said it: "I think right now as a basketball team we're pretty much hitting on all cylinders. I think we've got a lot of guys that are doing a lot of good things for our team right now on both ends of the floor, a lot of things that go into building a season and trying to prepare to win, and I think our guys are starting to understand what allows us to win on a consistent basis." -- Alabama coach Anthony Grant
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By Edward Aschoff
Vanderbilt's coaching staff added two new faces Friday.
Vandy coach James Franklin announced that veteran defensive coordinator George Barlow and Western Michigan wide receivers coach Josh Gattis have joined the Commodores coaching staff.
Barlow, who served as defensive coordinator at New Mexico last year and was interim head coach for the final eight games of the 2011 season, will coach Vanderbilt's defensive backs and serve as the defensive recruiting coordinator.
Gattis will coach Vandy's receivers and handle offensive recruiting coordinator duties. Gattis coached the nation's top receiver in Jordan White, who caught 140 passes for 1,911 yards and 17 touchdowns in 2011.
"George and Josh are very intelligent guys who bring tremendous energy to our program," Franklin said in a statement through the school. "They also share our vision of where we believe Vanderbilt football is headed in the future.
"George has a proven record as a defensive coach and handled a difficult transition last year with a lot of class in the role of interim head coach. Josh is considered one of the brightest young coaches in the nation and did a remarkable job coaching the receivers at Western Michigan."
Franklin also announced that Sam Williams will work in a quality control role with the Commodores' defense.


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text: Books Blurring The Line Between Magic And Religion By Anita Rao & Frank Stasio • Jul 7, 2016 Michael Muhammad Knight People of faith will argue that magic and religion are not the same thing; magic is often condemned as dark and unsacred, while religion is characterized as morally sound and pure. In his new book "Magic in Islam" (Tarcher Perigee/2016), Michael Muhammad Knight resists the notion that the two are incompatible. He argues that through looking at the histories of Islam, Christianity and Judaism, it is clear that the boundary between magic and religion has been blurred time and time again. He looks at examples including the use and interpretation of the Quran, astrology, and mythological figures of multiple religions. 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Arsene Wenger has praised Joel Campbell, the Arsenal striker on loan at Olympiakos, but has admitted that he does not know if the 21-year-old will feature in his plans next season.
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Loyola senior Leo Sheridan didn't kick as well as he would have liked at a few of the elite camps this summer.
Sheridan had a few inconsistent days, and it's probably the reason colleges haven't come calling for his kicking services.
But after watching Sheridan connect on a state-record five field goals, including a 47-yarder in last week's quarterfinal win over Mount Carmel, Loyola coach John Holecek believes those colleges may want to rethink their opinion of him.
"When you see this kid under pressure, there isn't any pressure on him," said Holecek of the ESPNChicago.com Prep Athlete of the Week. "He's a robot. The kid is as cool as a cucumber. He's a smart kid. He goes out there and does what he does. He's a winner."
Sheridan was the difference in Loyola's 24-7 win last week. He made kicks from 31, 33, 36, 41 and 47 yards.
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Sheridan felt some pressure as he took the field in the biggest game of his career, but he handled it well.
"The adrenaline certainly starts pumping when I get out there," Sheridan said. "I'm pretty good in keeping that under control. I've been kicking for a long time. I do the same thing over and over again."
Sheridan played football and soccer in grade school, but his love always has been soccer. He was prepared to give up football at Loyola until a freshman football coach recruited him to be a part-time kicker. Since then, he has played both sports all four years.
His priority each fall has been soccer, but he always made enough practices to be eligible in football and kicked in games when they didn't conflict with soccer matches.
Now, he practices daily with the football team, but only when it's time to kick.
"He's like a professional kicker," Holecek said. "He comes out in the end when we do special teams."
Football has grown on Sheridan, and he actually wouldn't mind continuing his kicking career at the next level.
"I would love to kick in college," Sheridan said. "It's something I would definitely love to do. I think I've proved myself to be a very accurate kicker."
Holecek would concur.
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text: 6. Pinnacle Financial Partners Company Profile Shares of Pinnacle Financial Partners ( PNFP) of Nashville, Tenn. closed at $14.50 Monday and were flat from a year earlier. Matt Olney said in a January 12 note that based on the valuation of Whitney in its merger deal with Hancock Holding, Pinnacle could have a "a takeout price of $16.14 or 16% upside. In his interview with TheStreet he listed First Horizon National ( FHN), IBERIABANK ( IBKC) and BB&T ( BBT) as possible bidders because of Pinnacle's attractive Tennessee footprint. Income Statement Fourth-quarter net income available to common stockholders was $2.2 million, or 7 cents a share, improving from $549 thousand, or 2 cents a share, in the third quarter and a net loss to common stockholders of $4 million, or 12 cents a share, in the fourth quarter of 2009. The fourth-quarter provision for loan losses was $5.2 million, compared to $4.8 million the previous quarter and $15.7 million a year earlier. With net charge-offs totaling $7.1 million during the fourth quarter, the company released $2 million in reserves, which provided most of its profit. The fourth-quarter net interest margin was 3.29%, increasing from 3.23% in the third quarter and 3.19% in the fourth quarter of 2009. While the company was profitable for a second consecutive quarter, earnings were still weak, as expenses on repossessed real estate totaled $7.9 million and the ROA was just 0.18%. Balance Sheet Total assets were $4.9 billion as of December 31 and nonperforming assets - including nonaccrual loans and repossessed real estate - totaled $140.5 million or 2.86% of total assets. The fourth-quarter net charge-off ratio was 1.96% and loan loss reserves covered 2.57% of total loans as of December 31. The company owes $95 million in TARP money and reported a regulatory Tier 1 leverage ratio of 10.6% and a total risk-based capital ratio of 15.2% as of September 30. The tangible common equity ratio was 7.1%. Stock Ratios The shares trade for 17 times the consensus earnings estimate of 84 cents a share for 2012. Analyst Ratings Three of the 13 analysts covering Pinnacle Financial Partners rate the shares a buy, while nine have neutral ratings and one analyst recommends selling the shares. Several analysts have indicated that the shares are fully-valued in anticipation of a take-out. After Pinnacle's fourth-quarter conference call, Guggenheim Securities analyst Jeff Davis maintained his neutral rating on Pinnacle with a $15 price target, based on his 2012 earnings estimate of 75 cents a share and "a 30% weight to the acquisition value." Despite "a spirited defense of remaining independent on the conference call," Davis said his firm was assuming that "the board and management are tired of dealing with regulators and asset quality issues the past few years." Prev 5 of 11 Next