AZ SAYING NO TO PFIZER=THE BIGGEST PHARMA CEO MISTAKE OF PHARMA HISTORY!

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This will be considered THE biggest mistake any pharma CEO has ever made. We had more than a fair offer and Pascal, with his giant ego, turned away and said, "Not enough"!! It's hard to understand his proclivity to gamble with AZ's shareholders as if they mean nothing.

Pfizer will not be back. AZ will lose most of it's "pipeline" to failures, or will be late to market what is approved. It will be very interesting to watch what happens over the next 3 years.
 




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This will be considered THE biggest mistake any pharma CEO has ever made. We had more than a fair offer and Pascal, with his giant ego, turned away and said, "Not enough"!! It's hard to understand his proclivity to gamble with AZ's shareholders as if they mean nothing.

Pfizer will not be back. AZ will lose most of it's "pipeline" to failures, or will be late to market what is approved. It will be very interesting to watch what happens over the next 3 years.
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I sold my remaining shares at $82 and made a boatload from my options. All that I can say is thank you Pfizer. Now I am amused to watch the share price plummet back into the 60s on the way down to $40 again. I realize that my recent options issues will be worthless but having cashed in on the bonanza, who the fuck cares?
 




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I sold my remaining shares at $82 and made a boatload from my options. All that I can say is thank you Pfizer. Now I am amused to watch the share price plummet back into the 60s on the way down to $40 again. I realize that my recent options issues will be worthless but having cashed in on the bonanza, who the fuck cares?
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100% CORRECT and I dare anyone to try and refute this one! Colossal failure to have allowed the single largest Devaluation of a company in pharma history. NEVER will shareholders see stock prices north of what is was during the time of Pfizers offer. NO pipeline is that good. Thanks, AZ!
 




Anonymous said:
This will be considered THE biggest mistake any pharma CEO has ever made. We had more than a fair offer and Pascal, with his giant ego, turned away and said, "Not enough"!! It's hard to understand his proclivity to gamble with AZ's shareholders as if they mean nothing.

Pfizer will not be back. AZ will lose most of it's "pipeline" to failures, or will be late to market what is approved. It will be very interesting to watch what happens over the next 3 years.
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Perhaps people and the future well being of an organization simply meant more to Pascal than putting money in your pocket for the short term. Sorry that you could have cashed out and missed the opportunity. And if not that, then clearly your motivation is malicious.
 




Anonymous said:
This will be considered THE biggest mistake any pharma CEO has ever made. We had more than a fair offer and Pascal, with his giant ego, turned away and said, "Not enough"!! It's hard to understand his proclivity to gamble with AZ's shareholders as if they mean nothing.

Pfizer will not be back. AZ will lose most of it's "pipeline" to failures, or will be late to market what is approved. It will be very interesting to watch what happens over the next 3 years.
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Shut up
 












Let's calm down now. All of the posts have an arguable point . must be tough to please shareholders and keep folks employed.lets look at this another way.if you had a car worth 10k and someone offered you 15k you'd likely entertain it . may be that's what was meant?
 




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Let's calm down now. All of the posts have an arguable point . must be tough to please shareholders and keep folks employed.lets look at this another way.if you had a car worth 10k and someone offered you 15k you'd likely entertain it . may be that's what was meant?
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Saying biggest mistake ever and Pascal has a giant ego? Nah, I doubt it. Your 10K car's driving on a one way street.
 








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Perhaps people and the future well being of an organization simply meant more to Pascal than putting money in your pocket for the short term. Sorry that you could have cashed out and missed the opportunity. And if not that, then clearly your motivation is malicious.
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Laid off thousands? Closed existing sites? Wasted $$ on uneeded new ones? Yet to deliver a single blockbuster product? Watch as new products failed in safety trials one after the other with tens of millions lost each time?

If that's how Pascal shows his caring for people and the organization, no thanks.
 








Pascal got paid $1,000,000.00 to take the job. This was recommended by the professional compensation experts.

They must think that if you are as high level as a Mr. Pascal, you re beyond Human Being status.

Do ya really think the man has an incentive to make a change? Whadda ya think his exit worst case package looks like? What does good look like?


HAhahahaha
 




Anonymous said:
Pascal got paid $1,000,000.00 to take the job. This was recommended by the professional compensation experts.

They must think that if you are as high level as a Mr. Pascal, you re beyond Human Being status.

Do ya really think the man has an incentive to make a change? Whadda ya think his exit worst case package looks like? What does good look like?


HAhahahaha
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And he inherited a pretty big mess which is why he was brought on board. As if you could do any better. My bad, you ARE good at bitchin.'
 
























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