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shares of biotech companies are expected to surge following the approval of the new drug lupus (lupus)

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shares of biotech companies are expected to surge following the approval of the new drug lupus (lupus)

Yesterday, the FDA approved the marketing of the drug in Nelista, for the treatment of lupus (Lupus). Lupus is an autoimmune disease, that is, a disease in which the body's immune system identifies the body as the enemy and attacks it. The disease is systemic – that is, damages the whole body, and does not focus on a single organ.

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The estimated market for this drug ranges from around $3 billion a year in sales, and there are not many competitors for this niche. In fact, it's the first drug approved for the disease in the last 50 years, with about 1.5 million Americans sick.


This market share defines the drug as "Block Buster", and is expected to attract many investors. Therefore, the shares of the journal journal company Genum Sciences (Nasdaq: HGSI) are expected to leap.The company is partnering with biotech giant Glaxo-Smith-Klein (NYSE: GSK), and together they have put together a 150-person sales force that stands ready to regulate the latest bureaucracy and massive marketing. GalaxyS-Smith-Klein shares rose 3.4 percent in the hours after trading, while JournalGene Sciences stock is on a trading freeze as of this writing.


this company is a classic biotech company. its stock has seen ups and downs in recent years, mainly influenced by the company's publications on the results of its trials and regulatory decisions. in july 2009, the stock soared 200% after it announced success in its trials. this surprised many investors, who did not believe in the stock, which accumulated short sales of 10% of the total shares held by the public. this highlights the need for consultation with parties involved in the market, which requires both scientific and economic skill. in recent weeks, the stock has shuffled through prices $24 to $26, increasingly sticking to the level of resistance.


Was it possible to know that the company would receive approval? Well, in November 2010, the company announced that the FDA's professional committee had voted 13 to 2 to approve the drug. However, less than a month later, the FDA postponed the decision on the approval for three months, asking for more information. The company's stock plummeted, and has been shuffling ever since. Sound familiar to you? yes, whoever said protelics was acquitted. If so, it was enough to read between the lines of the company's announcements and FDA answers to understand that the company's appeal for approval and the stock for the ascension

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