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Affymax price target raised to $17 from $10 at Piper Jaffray
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Esta vai ser sem dúvida a acção do dia !!! Poderá abrir acima dos $10
Quiça fechar o GAP deixado para trás....
Affymax Wins U.S. Panel’s Backing on Anemia Drug to Rival Amgen’s Medicine
Affymax Inc. (AFFY) won a U.S. panel’s backing for an experimental anemia medicine that would compete with treatments marketed by Amgen Inc. (AMGN) and Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) for patients with chronic kidney disease.
The benefits of the drug, known as peginesatide, outweigh potential heart risks, outside advisers to the Food and Drug Administration said today in a 15-1 vote in Silver Spring, Maryland. The FDA isn’t required to follow the advisory panels’ recommendations.
“As a result of this vote, we expect Affymax shares to be up sharply tomorrow -- likely into the double-digits,” Christopher Raymond, an analyst at Robert W. Baird in Chicago, said today in a note to investors. Trading on Affymax was halted pending the outcome of the meeting. The shares had declined 19 percent this year before today.
Peginesatide would be Palo Alto, California-based Affymax’s first product if it gains FDA approval. The therapy would compete with Amgen’s Epogen, which generated $2.5 billion in revenue last year, and J&J’s Procrit, with 2010 sales of $1.9 billion. Affymax’s medicine works as well as those treatments and had “similar safety results” for people on dialysis, the patient group for whom Affymax seeks approval, FDA staff said Dec. 5 in a report.
‘No Reason’ to Reject
“We don’t have a reason to say no to this drug in the dialysis setting,” Wyndham Wilson, the panel chairman, said after the vote. Wilson is chief of lymphoma therapeutics at the National Cancer Institute’s Center for Cancer Research, in Rockville, Maryland.
Peginesatide, like Epogen, Procrit and Amgen’s Aranesp, is part of a class of drugs known as erythropoiesis-stimulating agents that boost production of red blood cells.
The FDA recommended in June that doctors use the lowest possible doses of the agents because of potential heart risks. The agency in 2006 first warned that high doses of the anemia drugs may cause heart attacks and strokes.
Peginesatide proved noninferior to Epogen, Procrit and Aranesp in late-stage clinical trials and had similar risks of death, stroke and heart attacks in dialysis patients, Affymax said today in presentations to the panel. The trials consisted of 2,609 patients.
Peginesatide’s effects last longer than approved treatments, making it more convenient and less expensive to administer, according to Affymax’s September quarterly report. The drug can used once a month, compared with an initial dose of three times weekly for Epogen.
Affymax is co-commercializing peginesatide in the U.S. with Osaka, Japan-based Takeda Pharmaceutical Co. (4502)
Amgen Deals
Amgen, of Thousand Oaks, California, signed a seven-year agreement with dialysis provider DaVita Inc. (DVA) of Denver to replace a deal expiring Dec. 31 that will meet at least 90 percent of DaVita’s requirements to treat anemia, William Tanner, an analyst with Lazard Capital Markets in New York, said Nov. 18 in a note to clients.
Amgen also signed a nonexclusive agreement with Fresenius Medical Care AG for an undisclosed amount of years, Tanner said. Fresenius, based in Bad Homburg, Germany, and DaVita are the largest dialysis providers respectively by annual revenue.
Medicare, the U.S. health program for the elderly and disabled, began this year reimbursing for all services associated with end-stage kidney disease in one bundled payment to attempt to save money.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-12-0 ... d=msnmoney
Quiça fechar o GAP deixado para trás....
Affymax Wins U.S. Panel’s Backing on Anemia Drug to Rival Amgen’s Medicine
Affymax Inc. (AFFY) won a U.S. panel’s backing for an experimental anemia medicine that would compete with treatments marketed by Amgen Inc. (AMGN) and Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) for patients with chronic kidney disease.
The benefits of the drug, known as peginesatide, outweigh potential heart risks, outside advisers to the Food and Drug Administration said today in a 15-1 vote in Silver Spring, Maryland. The FDA isn’t required to follow the advisory panels’ recommendations.
“As a result of this vote, we expect Affymax shares to be up sharply tomorrow -- likely into the double-digits,” Christopher Raymond, an analyst at Robert W. Baird in Chicago, said today in a note to investors. Trading on Affymax was halted pending the outcome of the meeting. The shares had declined 19 percent this year before today.
Peginesatide would be Palo Alto, California-based Affymax’s first product if it gains FDA approval. The therapy would compete with Amgen’s Epogen, which generated $2.5 billion in revenue last year, and J&J’s Procrit, with 2010 sales of $1.9 billion. Affymax’s medicine works as well as those treatments and had “similar safety results” for people on dialysis, the patient group for whom Affymax seeks approval, FDA staff said Dec. 5 in a report.
‘No Reason’ to Reject
“We don’t have a reason to say no to this drug in the dialysis setting,” Wyndham Wilson, the panel chairman, said after the vote. Wilson is chief of lymphoma therapeutics at the National Cancer Institute’s Center for Cancer Research, in Rockville, Maryland.
Peginesatide, like Epogen, Procrit and Amgen’s Aranesp, is part of a class of drugs known as erythropoiesis-stimulating agents that boost production of red blood cells.
The FDA recommended in June that doctors use the lowest possible doses of the agents because of potential heart risks. The agency in 2006 first warned that high doses of the anemia drugs may cause heart attacks and strokes.
Peginesatide proved noninferior to Epogen, Procrit and Aranesp in late-stage clinical trials and had similar risks of death, stroke and heart attacks in dialysis patients, Affymax said today in presentations to the panel. The trials consisted of 2,609 patients.
Peginesatide’s effects last longer than approved treatments, making it more convenient and less expensive to administer, according to Affymax’s September quarterly report. The drug can used once a month, compared with an initial dose of three times weekly for Epogen.
Affymax is co-commercializing peginesatide in the U.S. with Osaka, Japan-based Takeda Pharmaceutical Co. (4502)
Amgen Deals
Amgen, of Thousand Oaks, California, signed a seven-year agreement with dialysis provider DaVita Inc. (DVA) of Denver to replace a deal expiring Dec. 31 that will meet at least 90 percent of DaVita’s requirements to treat anemia, William Tanner, an analyst with Lazard Capital Markets in New York, said Nov. 18 in a note to clients.
Amgen also signed a nonexclusive agreement with Fresenius Medical Care AG for an undisclosed amount of years, Tanner said. Fresenius, based in Bad Homburg, Germany, and DaVita are the largest dialysis providers respectively by annual revenue.
Medicare, the U.S. health program for the elderly and disabled, began this year reimbursing for all services associated with end-stage kidney disease in one bundled payment to attempt to save money.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-12-0 ... d=msnmoney
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Esta minha biotech foi hoje suspensa aguardar noticias sobre aprovação de um produto. Ao que parece tudo correu bem e o FDA aprovou. http://www.bizjournals.com/sanfrancisco ... ?ana=yfcpc
Estou para ver a como amanhã irá abrir...
Estou para ver a como amanhã irá abrir...
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Olá AC,
obrigado pelas tuas dicas, que tenho acompanhado com atenção.
Que valores de suporte é que vês neste título?
E stops? Uma quebra em baixa da MM13?
(já agora porquê MM13?
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Um abraço e continuação dos bons tiros certeiros!
Vasco
(editado para melhor clareza no texto... espero.)
obrigado pelas tuas dicas, que tenho acompanhado com atenção.
Que valores de suporte é que vês neste título?
E stops? Uma quebra em baixa da MM13?
(já agora porquê MM13?
)
Um abraço e continuação dos bons tiros certeiros!
Vasco
(editado para melhor clareza no texto... espero.)
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Na minha opinião, não deve faltar mto para ser quebrada e quando começar a subir pode mto bem chegar fácilmente a MM200 ou seja $6.30! 
---Tudo o que for escrito expressa apenas a minha opinião pessoal e não é uma recomendação de investimento de qualquer tipo---
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Atênção que podemos até ao fecho assisitr a um possivel breakout... estão a tentar pegar nela... a MM13 voltou a suportá-la bem...
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Iniciei posições longas na AFFY após ver este padrão
Bullish Flag pattern em formação.... Um breakout pode dispultar uma corrida ao titulo 
Pelos indicadores tem todas as condições para o sua ruptura ser superior.
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