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Concerns about coronavirus news out of China may have moved some vaccine-maker and travel stocks Friday.
Concerns about coronavirus news out of China may have moved some vaccine-maker and travel stocks Friday.
Today, I am highlighting three biotech/healthcare stocks that currently trade under $10 a share after some recent weakness. ! am slowly accumulating each of these names on these dips both straight equity purchases and covered call orders. All have had some recent positive despite the action in the shares and have good longer-term prospects.
In the dark days of the coronavirus pandemic, Moderna (MRNA 0.42%) was a ray of light in more ways than one. The healthcare company's innovative Spikevax was one of the go-to vaccines that sped to market, not only protecting hundreds of millions of people from COVID-19, but also producing gobs of revenue and healthy profits.
As bad as it may look on the charts, Moderna's NASDAQ: MRNA post-COVID let-down and market reset are over. The company stock trades at rock bottom in early 2025 and presents a generational opportunity in cutting-edge biotech.
Moderna Inc (NASDAQ:MRNA, ETR:0QF) shares added more than 8% during Tuesday's session as investors remained optimistic about the company's long-term strategy following mixed fourth quarter earnings. The company last week reported a wider-than-expected loss for Q4, as revenue surpassed expectations.
On Friday, Moderna Inc. MRNA reported a fourth-quarter EPS loss of $(2.91), missing the consensus of $(2.62), a turnaround from EPS income of $0.55 a year ago.
Given the uncertainty around its revenue growth, we advise short-term investors to remain cautious when investing in MRNA stock.
Michael Yee, Jefferies senior analyst, joins 'Closing Bell Overtime' to talk Moderna Q4 results.
MRNA's stock surged 4,211% during COVID-19 but has since plummeted to $31, reflecting a significant bubble and raising concerns about its future. Declining revenue and net income, driven by reduced COVID-19 vaccine demand and RSV market challenges, highlight MRNA's financial instability. MRNA's competitive landscape, particularly against Pfizer, and higher forward P/S ratio suggest the stock is overvalued and faces tough competition.