Insys Therapeutics stock gave Money Morning readers nearly 26% gains in just 12 trading sessions after Money Morning Executive Editor Bill Patalon recommended buying the stock on May 15. He recommended the stock before the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) gave the company final approval for its new drug on May 24. And this approval is just the beginning of big profits with Insys Therapeutics Inc. (Nasdaq: INSY).
If you missed the gains last month, it's not too late to profit from Insys stock. Right now, we've been presented with another great buying point after "news" created unwarranted panic-selling in the last week.
On Sunday, June 4, Megyn Kelly aired a damaging story about a former Insys business practice where company officials bribed doctors to prescribe opioid pain killers. The story appeared on her new show "Sunday Night with Megyn Kelly."
But there was a massive problem with the story. The original news of the scandal actually broke on Nov. 6, 2015. Since then, the executives associated with the scandal have been fired. According to Patalon, the business has implemented operational checks to make sure something like that never happens again. (Click here for the full story if you already receive Patalon's Private Briefing.)
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Unfortunately, most viewers didn't realize the news was old, and the panic-selling caused the stock to plunge 12% since the markets opened on Monday. Still, the stock is up 31% year to date, and this pullback has done nothing more than present us with a great buying opportunity for Insys Therapeutics stock…
Why We Still Like Insys Therapeutics Stock in 2017
The negative news this week has done nothing to dampen the company's prospects. On May 24, Insys cleared the last FDA hurtle to bring its drug Syndros to market.
Syndros is a cannabis-derived drug that treats nausea in chemotherapy patients and anorexia in AIDS patients.
The potential market for this drug is huge…
According to the National Cancer Institute, there were almost 15 million people with cancer in the United States in 2014. Of those patients, 80% suffer from chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting. This makes Syndros' potential market roughly 12 million patients.
This is in addition to the company's breakthrough pain spray, Subsys. Subsys is the only treatment FDA approved for breakthrough pain in cancer patients. Sales of the drug to Insys' four largest wholesale clients amounted to $22 million for Q1 of 2017. Another $11 million in sales of Subsys was made to specialty pharmaceutical retailers for the quarter.
Plus, Insys is working on six more treatments. Two are in phase 3 trials, while the remaining four are in phase 2 trials.
And the best news of all, Insys Therapeutics stock is about to receive another major catalyst on Tuesday, Aug. 1. This catalyst could cause Insys stock to skyrocket, potentially bringing gains of more than 100%…
more bad new will be coming so buyer beware this stock will plunge and soon insys will sell..