If I've gotten anything wrong or there's additional information that should be considered, feel free to comment to that effect. I'm always ready to learn and improve. I've included all sources for the information cited above. EDIT: I somehow mis-noted the name of AbbVie's bipolar and depression drug as VYLAR, instead of it's correct name VRAYLAR. I corrected this above. It also appears this was approved by the FDA in 2015, so I'm not sure why Bloomberg stated the FDA approved it "for testing". See this comment for details and thanks /u/freya_gleamingstar for correcting me on the drug name. Sources AbbVie Declares Quarterly Dividend FDA Approves Botox as Treatment for Bladder Muscle Overactivity in Children AbbVie, Caribou Biosciences to Collaborate on CAR-T Cell Products AbbVie Sees Stronger 2021 Profit Psychedelic Medicine and the Future of Mental Health Care Looks Promising Allergan Shareholders Approve Proposed Acquisition by AbbVie Full-Year and Fourth-Quarter 2020 Financial Results
p. s. WANNA SHOW OUR BIG BROTHER (WSB) WHATS UP? CHECK THIS OUT: (with the impending stimulus influx coming soon, it's time to look at some undervalued stocks that are about to explode) i challenge you to give me your most valid bearest opinion, i will respond to all challengers. I made a visual DD About MX is a semiconductor company that makes Display Driver Integrated Circuits (DDIC). "DDIC chips are a core device for switching and displaying control functions needed by displays". Magnachip the #1 independent global DDIC manufacturer in the world and provides solutions for phones, TV's, automobile screens (regular + EV), VR, and more. They supply to companies like Samsung or LG who controls 95% of the OLED display market. - source If I use my body as an example, my brain tells my body what to do, but without my spinal cord, I'm useless. Brain = Processor Body = Display DDIC = Spinal Cord History MX is a 20+ year company that was the first in the market to start developing OLED DDIC (2003).
Obviously, in terms of financial evaluation I recommend to learn a bit on what specific markers are actually telling you - you can easily find good content on YT. Also, I always think it's best to reach out to people that work in the sector, fill them on your DD and ask questions, trying to get a feel on what insider think about the company's product. Normally, even random people on specific subreddits (or even LinkedIn) are happy to help and are eager to explain something that they are passionate about:) TOOLS - stock market analysis and news - financial visualizations, charts etc. - stock charts and screener - finance news - screener, trade ideas - overall financial, business, science news and rumors - jobs board, employee reviews - jobs board, company news - Investing subreddits - use only for finding new stocks for research! Beware of confirmation bias and never invest without your own DD. Use specific subreddits to learn about sector of the company you're researching. How to find stocks for research: Follow investing youtube channels Check investing subreddits Research tickers on stock screeners and look for growing volumes Look who recently got listed on exchanges Research SPACs and look for news on upcoming mergers and acquisitions If you're interested in buying stocks in certain sector like genomics or networks, take a look at specific subreddits for exciting news and follow companies that made some technological or financial breakthroughs Please contribute with your own set of checks, tools or tips - I'd appreciate.
(this is an updated post, I read my old DD and realized that there were some confusing parts, this is with updated numbers and consideration of the Q4 Earnings call that happened on 2/17) Also, attached is a video I made on $MX thats a little simpler. About MX is a semiconductor company that makes Display Driver Integrated Circuits (DDIC). "DDIC chips are a core device for switching and displaying control functions needed by displays". Magnachip the #1 independent global DDIC manufacturer in the world and provides solutions for phones, TV's, automobile screens (regular + EV), VR, and more. They supply to companies like Samsung or LG who controls 95% of the OLED display market. - source If I use my body as an example, my brain tells my body what to do, but without my spinal cord, I'm useless. Brain = Processor Body = Display DDIC = Spinal Cord History MX is a 20+ year company that was the first in the market to start developing OLED DDIC (2003). Due to being the first in the market, they have had a lot of time to develop and have accumulated quality IP/Patents and processes for OLED DDIC.
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