Mr. Left, as men of distinguished decorum are addressed in these halls, gets a pass for any moral crimes he might commit for at least two more stock picks, in light of his once in a lifetime achievement in his bear case against VRX. It’s very easy to hate against greatness, as all men strive for it and possess genetic traits of jealousy and insecurity which handicap most from recognizing the greatness in others. Lucky for you, the reader class of iBC, Le Fly transcends those menial traits, passed down through the generations of barbarous men.
Andrew Left is an American hero, fighting against wanton corruption inside of a disgusting and filthy pharmaceutical industry. Companies like MNK and VRX would keep doing what they have been doing, ripping off patients and tax payers, if it weren’t for the deleterious stock price declines, originally caused by research firms like Citron.
Mr. Left visited CNBC’s Scott Wapner today to discuss his MNK short. It’s also worth noting that he is now long VRX, with protective puts–hardly a raging bull endorsement, following a 90% drop in the share price. A long bet on VRX paired with protective puts, while being short MNK, is Mr. Left trying to hedge his book, in my opinion.
MNK is higher by 3% on this news, after the company issued this boilerplate response.
In response to Mr. Left calling MNK a potential donut, it’s rumored that they called him a croissant.
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Fly, what is your address so I can send you a garden hose? You have become the old man that sits on his front porch and sprays the neighborhood children who hit the stickball onto his lawn.
send me some drugs too.
I seriuosly don’t understand people who read a blog and then complain about it…
They are like the people that tail-gate in the far left lane instead of simply passing on the right.
BTW: market is down 200, fucked face.
I am fully aware as my CVS gets the pinata treatment.