
NASDAQ:MRNA
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Moderna (MRNA-Q) has shown significant recovery and momentum in recent months, with a notable 72% increase in Q1 and a nearly 50% rise in January, making it one of the best performers on the S&P. The company has addressed some legal challenges that were previously weighing on its stock and gained FDA approval for its new flu vaccine. Despite potential concerns about the vaccine industry's future, Moderna is optimistic about returning to revenue growth by 2026 and has aspirations in the personalized cancer vaccine space. However, experts caution that the biotech market can be highly volatile and uncertain, and there are questions about Moderna's ability to leverage its technology in adjacent markets. The overall sentiment is mixed, reflecting excitement for future growth against the backdrop of inherent industry risks.
PFE-N vs. MRNA-Q. PFE-N is a much, much larger company. MRNA-Q is bringing their first product ever to market. PFE-N is well established and their vaccine is one of many products. They also have many drugs going off patent but their pipeline is looking better. PFE-N is not one of her core holdings but their earnings growth should improve over time.
They were one of the first to enter the COVID vaccine race. They stock has shot up from $16 to $90. They don't make any money, though. They're making progress with their vaccine, and are still testing it to ensure safe, mass use. He doesn't think they'll make much money if they produce the vaccine (JNJ said they wouldn't charge much for their vaccine). But Moderna would prove the quality of its technology if the produce an effetive vaccine. There's been heavy insider selling at oderna, but that's likely triggered by the huge stock run-up.
As mentioned in our May report to Stockchase subscribers, Moderna (with NIH) began Phase 1 testing for a vaccine back in March. If the drug pasts future tests, Moderna and Swiss drugmaker, Lonza, will produce the drug together. Monday’s news puts Moderna as the frontrunner in the vaccine race and lifted its stock 27% to 84% year-to-date.