Cubist people that missed the Merck buyout.

[anonymous]

How's that move to MDCO working out. As predictable as you were told when you considered leaving?

 

[anonymous]

Sometimes the grass isn't always greener. And one needs to be more objective about how much of your success is you or the drug profile.

 

[anonymous]

All good, we are getting sold too. Deal to be announced shortly

 

[anonymous]

To whom?? Seems like a huge risk of $$ for what company has to offer.

All good, we are getting sold too. Deal to be announced shortly

 

[anonymous]

To whom?? Seems like a huge risk of $$ for what company has to offer.

$42 to Amgen ?

 

[anonymous]

there has been no durable increase in valuation over the last 15 years for this company. How does the CEO keep his job?

 

[anonymous]

there has been no durable increase in valuation over the last 15 years for this company. How does the CEO keep his job?

Just amazing and why would anyone invest in this cats and dogs company?

 

[anonymous]

Just amazing and why would anyone invest in this cats and dogs company?

Because I bought in at 14.00, Friend. It's the long game that pays dividends, and fyi, this "cats and dogs" company has potentially the biggest pharmaceutical ever in its pipeline.

 

[anonymous]

Because I bought in at 14.00, Friend. It's the long game that pays dividends, and fyi, this "cats and dogs" company has potentially the biggest pharmaceutical ever in its pipeline.

You better let investors know and stop keeping it a secret bozo.

 

[anonymous]

You'll get another chance to buy at $14 in the not too distant future

 

[anonymous]

The demise of this company is quite predictable. It was evident to many when they raided Cubist and paid obscene money to attract naive people to a failed business model

 

[anonymous]

what a payday those Cubist people missed chasing the false hopes of this failed company. I wonder if they have learned any lessons about the importance of competent leadership.