I like the part that says the $54 price target is very conservative -
"I imagine this data bomb will drop in early 2024, but I have been very wrong before about when data is dropped, so beware.
If I am correct, FDA approval may occur as early as spring or summer 2024.
The EU approval process has already begun, and that decision may be made in 2024, perhaps spring or summer if the EU prioritizes its 7 million dementia patients.
With dementia care costing hundreds of billions of dollars in direct and indirect costs for EACH the EU and the USA annually, approving Blarcamesine a month earlier than later could save tens of billions of dollars for the Western, democratic world. That's a major productivity boost for economies with enormous budget deficits burdened by elder-care.
Considering Leqembi costs $26,500 per patient, plus 5 MRIs and 26 IV-infusion office visits each year, the H.C. Wainwright price target announced today of $54 per AVXL share seems conservative. Blarcamesine will undercut Leqembi on price and will be far safer than Leqembi. No IV-infusions and no MRIs and no brain bleeding.
Most of all a slowing down of cognitive decline the likes of which has never been matched in any drug trial, as well as the first drug ever to demonstrate brain volume preservation."
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