Merck stock descending to a more reasonable level…real value around $25.00?

Discussion in 'Merck' started by anonymous, Sep 5, 2015 at 12:00 PM.

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  1. anonymous

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    So is Ricky's diploma troll
     

  2. anonymous

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    Market is significantly green today and merck is significantly red. Why?????
     
  3. anonymous

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    Closed under $51 today….

    Ouch.
     
  4. anonymous

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    Hillary just stuck a big wooden stake in pharma/biotech. The writing on the wall has turned into a flashing neon sign,
     
  5. anonymous

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    Yes, and this trend is continuing. What IS going on?
     
  6. anonymous

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    Got out of Merck around 59 earlier this year. Now we are into the 40s. It is good to be lucky!
     
  7. anonymous

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    You were not lucky, you were smart.
     
  8. anonymous

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    Prudence dictates that you wait just a little while longer and then buy big time. The pipeline is loaded and offers mega return s
     
  9. anonymous

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    One million into the investment portfolio begins Nov 1after the restructuring. Time is now ripe
     
  10. anonymous

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    Sure, Genius. Your brilliance shines through. Our pipeline is a train wreck. "Not-a-Chancers", "Tiny-Potentialers" and "Will-Never-Compete-With-Generics" are all that we have. Nothing novel and nothing with any market potential. Merck can offset the ongoing revenue slide with more firings, but that tool is almost used up, too. Money put into this dog deserves to be lost.

    Maybe you can rent some of those mothballed buildings of our to house your investment think tank. It would be the only new revenue we'll manage to achieve for a long tome to come.
     
  11. anonymous

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    It is very interesting to observe what is an exhibition of cerebral extinction revolving into the mind of a toad. You have zero knowledge as to what is in the pipeline because we don't release that information. Take your worthless ass out the door.. No, wait and let us toss you out the door!
     
  12. anonymous

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    When mrk drops below 45 Frazier will be ready to implement his final solution. He will be spinning his image of a pipeline at next month's quarterly briefing using smoke and mirrors. Only way he can prop up eps is by cost cutting. All options are on the table.
     
  13. anonymous

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    Yes, you re an option and soon thank god gone
     
  14. anonymous

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    Closed well under $49 today, just one week later...
     
  15. anonymous

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    I guess you haven't been privy to any of the analyst meetings. It's not pretty.
     
  16. anonymous

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    In need of hope. Can somebody please post some positive comments as to why this stock will come back to the 60+ level? Thank you!
     
  17. anonymous

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    Sure, there is nowhere to invest anymore. What is doing well? Gold? bank accounts? bonds? real estate? Look at the feds. Everyone was worried that they would raise rates? They didn't. Did anything go up? No, the market and everything else went down? Why? Because now we are in global slowdown because they did not raise the rate .25 points. It's a no win situation. Real estate is doing OK until the feds do raise rates and the banks tighten up. Our fundamentals don't mean much just like any stock anymore. Now it's just following bubbles and getting out at the right time. Maybe the stick market bubble keeps going up after a correction. There is a good chance of it. It won't be good long term but short term it could happen.
     
  18. anonymous

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    I don't see how the fed can raise rates. Good paying jobs are going away and incomes are continuing to fall. It will be difficult for the feds under Yellen a democrat to push up rates in 2016. She wants Hillary to win and will do whatever she can to get her elected. We are living in the age of deleveraging. People are paying their debts down not increasing debt. As we have seen, the price of gas keeps falling and the savings are not being spent elsewhere. I believe rates will be very low for a few more years to come. Where does on invest? That is a got question. Who has the answer?
     
  19. anonymous

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    I just bought property in Belize to leverage living options. Diversified investment is a must and cash at hand a must. Stock food supplies and arm yourself.
     
  20. anonymous

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    Wish I had one. I hope rates don't stay low for a few years. A "cheap money" bubble is hard to get out of. Much harder than real estate, bonds or the stock market. Everything in the emerging markets will implode. If that happens the companies will default. The banks will get hit. At that point they have nothing to loan regardless of the rates.