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The Laziness Premium

I spent last Tuesday afternoon on a call with a fund manager who runs $3 billion and couldn’t explain to me why his team was avoiding GSK (GSK). Something about HIV competition and patent cliffs and the usual hand-waving you get from analysts who haven’t actually dug into the numbers. I let him finish his […]

The British Are Coming Back

In a market where biotech usually gets lumped into either “future cure” or “eternal underdog,” GSK (GSK) is carving out a third category: cash-flowing, specialty-driven, and still misunderstood. It’s not the hottest name in oncology. It’s not a dividend aristocrat either. But if you’re looking for where the next rerating in big pharma might come […]