PDL BioPharma, Inc. (NASDAQ:PDLI)
A biopharmaceutical company focused on discovering, developing and commercializing innovative therapies for severe or life-threatening illnesses.
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reliance on one product and its dividend has lessed over time. "Not good to put your apples in JUST one basket"
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Potential in the long term.
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High quarterly dividend.(10% yearly) Patents expire in 2015 though.
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Serious Dividend!
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Decent dividend. An inovative company and competive in its field.
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Great company
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I bought 550 shares in real life today I hope I am right.
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Klarman doubled down earlier this year, and won right to pursue lawsuit in Nevada courts. Importantly, they didn't win the lawsuit yet, but the court deemed it valid: a small step in a process that could lead to tremendous upside. And in the event that this doesn't happen there appears to be enought value in their existing business (even though it is in terminal decline) to support their stock price. I am very early in my research, but this is my general understanding of the investment case so far.
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garbage
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beaupost beat
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I like cheap(<$15) dividend-producing stocks. This has a pretty good record, and although it's currently heavily shorted, I still think it's going to be great for my retirement.
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They pay an excellent dividend and their intellectual property continues to be used by others.
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Market cap of 785 million, combined with price/earnings of 10.37, leaves room to move and/or be acquired. Long term debt is very low, debt/equity negligible. Dividend yield of 10.90 percent is very attractive.
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From Seekingalpha,
"This biotech play has seen better days. Shares traded above $30 back in 2006, but now trade for less than $5. Klarman originally owned this stock back in 2008, but sold off his stake in the summer of 2009 at a loss. Shares have drifted yet lower since then, leading Klarman to jump back in, buying 5.6 million shares in the last quarter, which are currently worth about $30 million.
PDL holds the patent to a number of antibody technologies that are used by other drug companies with their drugs. Klarman's latest buy comes at a time when the company is pursuing a potentially large legal settlement. PDL is seeking unpaid royalties from Roche's Genentech division. Some suspect that Genentech may be liable for hundreds of millions in royalty payments if PDL prevails in a current lawsuit.
Besides this potentially big upside event, PDL typically generates $300 to $400 million a year in sales and earns roughly $1 a share. Not bad for a $5 stock. Shares are so cheap because PDL's key intellectual property rights will lose patent protection in 2014. To offset that cliff, the company is working on a range of new drugs that are currently undergoing clinical trials.
Shares are also being discounted after PDL agreed to pay"
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