Replies to post #259266 on Amarin Corp Plc (AMRN)

[Larrybirdlegend]

I don’t want to rain on the parade Louie but if that’s the PLAN then welcome to bag holders club.

What I mean is that will be a lengthy drawn out time consuming, pain staking process. During that time pps upswing will be unlikely. Think back to 2014-2018 (pre reduce it) pps $3+/- days.

It would just languish. I’m not saying $3 is the new normal but wherever it settles it would languish.....Sideways, stagnant. Maybe a little pop if they plan to partner Europe at eoy.

But time value of $ - I, for one, would make the regrettable decision to abandon the company, move my $ elsewhere and then come back after a win.

I truly hope this is not the PLAN. I’m assuming another plan unfolds for Europe and RoW and now I wait like everyone else to see what the plan is. Note, I’m expecting something totally different

[zmanindc]

I completely missed the need for big pharma to have this decision overturned. Just like their need to see Amarin win the first amendment fight with the FDA. Forget the settlement route and quick buyout, the big guys need this decision overturned ASAP. It also looks better in the court of public opinion if the win is gained by the smaller innovative company and not the big bad guys. So I think they need to pay for a ticket to the party and this is what I suggest:
1) one or more BPs acquire 25% of Amarin on the open market (400 million is lobby money for them).
2) use their influence to fast track the case because they want killed A
SAP. Keep in mind as minority investors the FDA will be more accommodating to Amarin. Why, retired FDA employees go to work for BP.
3) no insider sales until litigation is resolved (decision) and BP has to hold their position through litigation.
4) sales and marketing agreement with the investing BPs for the EU.
5) license Russia and other Eastern European countries.
6) just to piss off Reddy, license India to a Chinese company.
7) license all other markets your minority investor does not want.
8) Replace JT with an interim CEO from the board
9) you win then you sell to the highest bidder, you lose and you sell for the value of cash flow from the parts.

If they do this the stock will get back to the low teens and will be insulted from manipulation because 25% is in strong hands.