5 bucks!!!!































Of course not.

Once the drug gets scheduled and launched, he and his CCO crony will fumble along until they get a buyout.

give it about a year to 18 months post launch.

"Dec 3, 2020 at 3:40 PM

Despite Marinus’s best efforts there is no disguising the disappointment at the performance of oral ganaxolone in the group’s postpartum depression study Magnolia. While the company attempted a quick pivot back to the project’s IV form, and touted additional future ganaxolone uses, its stock crashed 60% this morning.

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New CCO Christy Shafer was fired from Pacira for misconduct Did not report inappropriate physician entertainment and approved these expenses.

Braunstein was also fired from Pacira. Over-estimated his support by the board. Tried an end-run of CEO and lost.

Is Marinus the place where everyone that was fired by Pacira end up? Appears so.
 


















"Scotty, you're my chief engineer. You know everything about that ship there is to know. More than the men who designed it. If you can't get those warp engines working, you're fired."
KIRK
 


















Anyone heard M&A rumors?

MRNS moved 12% Friday; there wasn't anything special that Scotty did with this old ship.

Probably because scheduling should be done soon and they can actually start booking revenue. Companies have been sniffing around this turd for years but you just can’t realistically make the numbers work for a deal based on what Marinus thinks they are worth.

There is always someone dumb enough to overpay (Lundbeck did it with Adler), but if they want a deal like Jazz did for GW they can forget it.

I would give them 6 months of revenue minimum out to 18 months before a deal comes through.

it will either prove to buyers there is value or prove to Marinus that they have been unrealistic.

I’m not sure launching solely through one SP is the smart path for uptake (especially the one they chose) but love and learn.
 






























And still 5 bucks, can everyone say “we are going to be acquired!”

That has always been the plan. This product has been for sale for years, just no takers.

Too bad the CEO brought in cronies instead of people who could build this to a relevant value proposition.

All those inducement packages mean squat to his buddies unless a buyer steps up. That is going to require showing sales and growth potential.