BB, I feel optimistic about ANIP continuing to beat estimates and raise guidance for the foreseeable future for the following reasons. - Novitium should keep rolling out generic drugs to outpace erosion from competition. - The market's under estimate Corti's peak sales - Zero value has been given to female testosterone, with results pending. - Zero value has been given ANIP's potential royalty and milestone payments for CG Oncology's Cretostimogene. - Regarding Cretostimogene and female tetosterone, in 2023, 89% of NDA's were approved cancer. So for future filings. - Though we don't know the details of the Cold Genesys Biosante deal, at the time Biosante was represented by Oppenheimer Wolff & Donnelly LLP the same law firm that hammered out the GVAX agreement with Aduro Biotech. So at a minimum, I expect a clause in the deal covering royalties during the FDA approval exclusivity period (even after patent expiration), just like they did in the GVAX deal. It the deal gave them 5% on Global sales. - JP Morgan pegged peak sales at $2.3 billion. - I read an article where effective cancer drugs reach peak sales within 5 years. Assuming it gets approved , JP Morgan is correct regarding peak sales and ANIP is successful in litigation ANIP could receive $530 million in royalties plus milestone payments between 2026 and 2032. This is most likely in addition to any royalties for other indications if approved.