Moderna (MRNA-Q)

They aren't delivering on the things--vaccine results--they promise. He struggles with this stock.

They should have done something with the money they had, and are now losing money hand over fist.

Down 33% the past month and could fall more. It isn't making any money and isn't delivering cancer vaccines.

They aren't producing the personalized cancer vaccines he expected, nor using AI as he hoped.

Moderna rallied 29% in May after a good report and news on developing a bird flu vaccine to fight that epidemic. Another boost came when the government approved their RSV vaccine. But Moderna is expected to lose money in the foreseeable future. Instead, look at biopharma.

It's had a huge price surge recently and is now too pricey. Prefers Pfizer.

A staple, and that sector is starting to outperform the market. A value play. His target is around $200-ish, if it can break resistance around $140. If it fails, give it a few days, and then walk away if you have to.

They have special technology; this morning they announced a collaboration with AI. Shares have been declining and there are sellers everywhere. You have to wait until they invent the special vaccines en masse they promised.

Believes in the CEO and their technology. Buy below $100.

Down 44% in 2023. They made the first Covid vaccine and made a ton of sales, but they suffer losses now. It didn't pull off a cancer vaccine as some hoped for. But it's up 9% in the past week. Maybe there's hope.

Covid vaccine was its first commercial product, and it did well. That's trailing off. Investing in drug pipeline, and it's hard to determine when products might be approved and launched. Her preference is a more established company with a pipeline.

A good mix of consumer goods and healthcare, but the PE is extended. Prefers to buy Pfizer for its growth and lower PE. He might even roll the dice with Moderna. Or buy the IBB, biotech ETF.

Down 26% in the last 23 months. It's suffering a post-Covid hangover and the company is better than this.