Replies to post #434739 on Amarin Corp Plc (AMRN)

[rosemountbomber]

Yep, I was being quite sarcastic. There are now a growing number of Trump supporters breaking with him on this. Musk, Shapiro, Drunkenmiller, et al.

Are you still thinking the stock gets hammered after the RS? I suppose for those looking to add shares that might be OK but I guess I would rather not see such. Maybe value investing returns and we catch some interest, with those that have a longer horizon and can see that if we can hang on to enough of the U.S. until the EU begins providing enough sales. But it seems we really need either France or Germany or both.

Also, the company keeps saying that they will be ready with an AG when the business conditions are favorable (or whatever exact language they are using). Does anyone know exactly what they are looking for in terms of conditions for that introduction?

[seve333]

Well he beat your gal in the election so I guess many people disagree with you. Watching you liberal elites lose your minds is pretty funny honestly. You are having temper tantrums like two year olds.

[JRoon71]

Not to mention, I would suspect that most companies (like Amarin) have supplier agreements they must adhere to. Otherwise, it is very costly to exit. Not sure if there are price-escalation clauses that would be triggered due to the tariffs. But it will certainly be disruptive to the generics, at the very least.

This whole thing has had me wondering about decisions Amarin made about where they source their API from. It seems that getting their API from Europe is likely more expensive than far-eastern sources (where it appears most of the generics source from), but probably safer/cleaner. And I would assume they just felt more comfortable from a long-term socio-political perspective, that Europe is less risky than China (or other eastern and southeast Asian countries).

RMB, Do you understand how much time and money it would take, in order to relocate API manufacturing? Donald Trump is an embarrassment.
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