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Biotech / Medical
Undervalued Biotech Stocks

An SI Board Since March 2017

Posts	SubjectMarks	Bans	Symbol
5	5	0	AUPH, TBRA

Emcee: markdevera92	Type: Moderated

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Hi this is mark and I am here to post my stock picks that I think are more likely to double or become a multi bagger. I have some bad losses as well as some big wins.

The big wins are

RLYP $16 to $32
TBRA $5 to $38
AUPH $2.25 to $8

I am here again to find undervalued biotech stocks that will double or quadruple from here.
I found that multi bagger stocks have 3 criteria and they are

1. It has to be small cap stocks preferably under $500 million or less but can go up to $1 billion
2. The company's drug has to address a big market such as cancer and other diseases that has a big large market.
3. The drug has to prove after phase 2 that it is both effective and safe.

I think the next big winners will be VSAR, GBT, DEPO and FOLD.
I will be posting more picks as soon as I find a new gem.

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5	SELB is the next undervalued possible stock in the next few years. Down 50% and	markdevera92	-	11/25/2017
4	Hi I am back here for self reflection. I failed on Depo and Vsar. I still have a	markdevera92	-	10/29/2017
3	FOLD has turn out to be a big winner... $4 to $13.. and there is more to come.	markdevera92	-	8/7/2017
2	So far Depo has not perform as I thought it will be. My new top pick is CORI.. T	markdevera92	-	8/7/2017
1	I am still bullish on GBT, Vsar and auph. Depo is an outlier, there is still a g	markdevera92	-	4/26/2017

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