6th earnings period with hardly any movement in stock price!

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So here we are again- another earnings report and a double beat yet stock during trading hours went up .76 cents yet after hours down well over $1.00. I'm beginning to think there are problems with the numbers AGN reports and the street knows it!
 




anonymous said:
So here we are again- another earnings report and a double beat yet stock during trading hours went up .76 cents yet after hours down well over $1.00. I'm beginning to think there are problems with the numbers AGN reports and the street knows it!
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Cutting costs may increase profitability and margins in the short term, but a company cannot achieve long term growth and success simply by cutting costs. The corporate graveyard is full of companies that tried and failed. BS cannot cut (or use M&A) to make AGN a “growth”company, and the Street knows it.
 




anonymous said:
Cutting costs may increase profitability and margins in the short term, but a company cannot achieve long term growth and success simply by cutting costs. The corporate graveyard is full of companies that tried and failed. BS cannot cut (or use M&A) to make AGN a “growth”company, and the Street knows it.
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I dont agree with that at all. Several of the phase 3 compounds that could be block busters were from M&A buys. What the street is concerned about is the actual health of the company and with the number discrepencies that AGN reports from Non GAAP to GAAP, it looks like something is not right. FCF several quarters back was 0. Now they have been reporting some ridiculous number.
 




There was an operating loss of over $400 million for the quarter. For the first 6 months of 2018, the loss was over $1.1 billion and for the first 6 months of 2017, the operating loss was $1.8 billion.

Brent has operated this business at a loss for like 12 straight quarters. That’s a disgrace.
 




I am not an ex-employee trolling, this came across as I was going down to read about another company and saw this post. First I want to thank Allergan for laying me off in 2015 when the stock was $310 a share, they gave me 7 months of severance and a 2 month warn notice. I also got $120k in stock options that all vested!!! Thank you Allergan it was th best thing that ever happened to me. Oh and I knew that BS was full of shit when he came there. His big plan was to buy a bunch of companies, look good to Pfizer, sell out and retire at 47 years old. Ooops that didn't work out but that midget gets $30 million a year to ruin a company. Why the hell would he care if the company succeeds or not right now? He has zero incentive to be successful and in fact he has more incentive to fail so the board will buy him out. Good luck suckers!
 




anonymous said:
There was an operating loss of over $400 million for the quarter. For the first 6 months of 2018, the loss was over $1.1 billion and for the first 6 months of 2017, the operating loss was $1.8 billion.

Brent has operated this business at a loss for like 12 straight quarters. That’s a disgrace.
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Lesson to all boards: NEVER let your M&A guy be and operations guy once the M&A is done. Brent is a fine M&A guy. Nothing more.

Once the Pfizer deal fell through, he should have been quietly ushered on elsewhere. The board, deep down, knows this.

Shareholders had to find out the hard way.
 




I am not an ex-employee trolling, this came across as I was going down to read about another company and saw this post. First I want to thank Allergan for laying me off in 2015 when the stock was $310 a share, they gave me 7 months of severance and a 2 month warn notice. I also got $120k in stock options that all vested!!! Thank you Allergan it was th best thing that ever happened to me. Oh and I knew that BS was full of shit when he came there. His big plan was to buy a bunch of companies, look good to Pfizer, sell out and retire at 47 years old. Ooops that didn't work out but that midget gets $30 million a year to ruin a company. Why the hell would he care if the company succeeds or not right now? He has zero incentive to be successful and in fact he has more incentive to fail so the board will buy him out. Good luck suckers!
 




anonymous said:
I am not an ex-employee trolling, this came across as I was going down to read about another company and saw this post. First I want to thank Allergan for laying me off in 2015 when the stock was $310 a share, they gave me 7 months of severance and a 2 month warn notice. I also got $120k in stock options that all vested!!! Thank you Allergan it was th best thing that ever happened to me. Oh and I knew that BS was full of shit when he came there. His big plan was to buy a bunch of companies, look good to Pfizer, sell out and retire at 47 years old. Ooops that didn't work out but that midget gets $30 million a year to ruin a company. Why the hell would he care if the company succeeds or not right now? He has zero incentive to be successful and in fact he has more incentive to fail so the board will buy him out. Good luck suckers!
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Hey dipshit, cashing out your 401k is not the same thing as stock options. Based on your math the gave 584, stocks lol. Come on you are the only sucker on here.
 








anonymous said:
There was an operating loss of over $400 million for the quarter. For the first 6 months of 2018, the loss was over $1.1 billion and for the first 6 months of 2017, the operating loss was $1.8 billion.

Brent has operated this business at a loss for like 12 straight quarters. That’s a disgrace.
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The worst part is that its due to all the the M&A and much of that has had to be written off as a loss since the decisions on the technology were wrong. BS and his boys dont know science and they certainly don't know good tech from bad.
 




anonymous said:
Hey dipshit, cashing out your 401k is not the same thing as stock options. Based on your math the gave 584, stocks lol. Come on you are the only sucker on here.
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No dipshit I got stock options that vested immediately upon layoff. I didnt cash out ANY 401k. This was a beautiful thing when it happened.
 




anonymous said:
No dipshit I got stock options that vested immediately upon layoff. I didnt cash out ANY 401k. This was a beautiful thing when it happened.
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I thought you just “randomly” saw this post. It you happen to come back on here to see. Just an FYI you can redact the relevant information and post an image of your sale document on here to prove you nonsensical BS. Sorry you were let go buddy I clearly you’ve not bounced back.
 




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