The NBRX is just a small part of the problem at Corium

[anonymous]

The NBRX has become the standard metric for IC throughout the industry. I don’t agree with it, but there are bigger problems at this company we should be worried about.

 

[anonymous]

The NBRX has become the standard metric for IC throughout the industry. I don’t agree with it, but there are bigger problems at this company we should be worried about.

 

[anonymous]

NBRX is NOT the standard measure at other companies…a handful at best. What have you been smoking?

 

[anonymous]

Definitely not the standard in industry. Yes they look at it and it’s important but they are not doing 100% NBRx

 

[anonymous]

The NBRX has become the standard metric for IC throughout the industry. I don’t agree with it, but there are bigger problems at this company we should be worried about.

it is not. Very few use it. Smart companies do not due to the volatility and inaccuracy.

 

[anonymous]

Yep. Smart companies approach things with a long term view in consideration. Like building relationships with HCPs. Understanding market dynamics and admitting to shitty coverage and access. Leadership here likes stories of rainbows and butterflies to BS the board. Time ran out for one brand. Now all eyes are on AZS.

 

[anonymous]

The NBRX has become the standard metric for IC throughout the industry. I don’t agree with it, but there are bigger problems at this company we should be worried about.

Companies that want to go under, sure. Every rep I see in the field, I ask, NONE are NBRX. All this is, is a one and done. Nothing long term. Too bad.

 

[anonymous]

Companies that want to go under, sure. Every rep I see in the field, I ask, NONE are NBRX. All this is, is a one and done. Nothing long term. Too bad.

Weighted targets, 100% on NBRx. Given this information at end of 1st month in Q1. Layoffs. Losing Adlarity. Culture quickly changing. Desperation is starting to show. Are investors tidying things up for the books in order to sell?

 

[anonymous]

Weighted targets, 100% on NBRx. Given this information at end of 1st month in Q1. Layoffs. Losing Adlarity. Culture quickly changing. Desperation is starting to show. Are investors tidying things up for the books in order to sell?

Who would want to buy a company that’s not profitable? They’ll have to do a lot of cooking! But as we see, the chefs in the kitchen are clueless!