@mikes.ai
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@mikes.ai Peptides are what Ozempic is made of, and most people still think that’s all they do. The same technology is already approved for skin disease and is being developed across cancer, inflammation and a lot more. That’s why people are comparing it to where AI was three years ago. Three stocks stood out to me: 1) The company whose obesity drug is a pill instead of an injection. In a 280 person trial the top dose averaged nearly 27 pounds lost in 13 weeks, and it still hadn’t plateaued when the trial ended. 2) The company that invented a drug Johnson and Johnson now sells. It collects 6 to 10% of every sale, got $50 million the day it was approved, and has up to $580 million in milestones still to come. 3) The telehealth name trading more than 50% below its high. It’s my highest conviction of the three and the one I’m closest to buying. These are early stage names. Trial results and approvals move them hard in both directions, and one of them has no approved product yet. Copying a buy without knowing why isn’t a strategy. If you’d like to know exactly when we buy, comment STOCK and I’ll send you an invite to my Discord community, where we post all our trades and have beaten the market every single month this year. (Not financial advice, do your own research.)
