Moreover, the allowance for treating patients who “cannot tolerate irinotecan” opens the door for doctors to use Erbitux after patients have failed first-line treatment with FOLFOX. My take on this is that the FDA has finally acknowledged that FOLFOX has superseded the Saltz regimen as the standard of care in first-line treatment.
I see no information yet on whether the FDA has imposed a restriction on IMCL’s manufacturing, as was widely rumored.
-- Some folks appear to be very angry about the plunge in IMCL's price right before the trading halt. Another example of the danger of using stop-loss orders.
Could not resist the temptation to short a little more DNA when it popped on the Erbitux news. BMY’s stock has barely budged, but that’s not surprising given Erbitux’s small affect on BMY’s overall picture.
“The efficient-market hypothesis may be the foremost piece of B.S. ever promulgated in any area of human knowledge!”