Prev Close | 77.32 |
Open | 77.61 |
Day Low/High | 77.59 / 79.33 |
52 Wk Low/High | 71.59 / 94.20 |
Volume | 552.78K |
Prev Close | 77.32 |
Open | 77.61 |
Day Low/High | 77.59 / 79.33 |
52 Wk Low/High | 71.59 / 94.20 |
Volume | 552.78K |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 185.00B |
Market Cap | 14.38B |
P/E Ratio | 19.64 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
BioMarin has turned into a synthetic dividend play that has been returning yields in the low teens every six months or so.
A simple covered call strategy seems appropriate here.
The hardest thing to do is to stick with the momentum and not give in to the temptation to sell prematurely.
Here's my strategy which has worked particularly well.
The clinical stage company sees its shares climb after announcing some significant news during this week's J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference.
The Medical Technology Stock Letter's top pick rose 357% in 2019.
We're seeing lots of companies snapping up their peers, and the market is applauding.
Let's visit with the charts to see if things are still on track.
I am looking for higher prices.
The SPDR S&P Biotech ETF, Alexion Pharmaceuticals and BioMarin Pharmaceuticals set up nicely for this options strategy.
Sure, Celgene, in its tie-up with Bristol-Myers Squibb, had to sell to meet merger requirements, but look at the future pay off for Amgen.
The names include a veterinary drug concern plus companies with successful drugs on the market.
These 'Bearish Bets' are showing both technical and quantitative deterioration.
I am incrementally using buy-write option orders to add some shares to core holdings.
For investors interested in biotech, there's a lot to choose from, with options ranging from startups with potentially blockbuster new treatments to companies those that have been around the block a few times.
Acquisition deals for biotech companies at the start of 2019 are giving the sector a nice boost; here are other names that could be merger candidates.
It has been a better year for the Russell 2000 and the small-caps it represents.
It is all about perception, and here are strong names to pick up on market weakness.
I have not seen a bullish breakout from a large base pattern in a while.
Here's how BMRN's chart looks after its blistering gains.
The market is down across the board as one might expect given escalating trade tensions today. However, losses are slight in this context in the first hour of trading. Given the option expiration date, volatility could pick up later in the day. Some...
Latest surge boosts chances of breakout in shares of BioMarin.
The upswing is welcomed but it still is not an important breakout of the two-year sideways pattern.
I think M&A activity will pick up markedly going forward across the industry.
I do not need to come up with any grand arguments for a bullish or bearish bias. It happens by default.
The stocks of these two larger-cap biopharma names seem poised to stage comebacks next year.