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Let's Get Sentimental: Investor Feedback / Hot Topics - June 5 - June 18
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Let's Get Sentimental: Investor Feedback / Hot Topics - June 5 - June 18
n more true after the positive update yesterday from STMN (not covered) – the
Anna Runci
space is generally viewed as one that is turning a corner with growth relative to sluggish Research Analyst, Piper Sandler & Co.
performance and choppy execution from the past few years, but investors are far from 212 466-7905, anna.runci@psc.com
piling into dental stocks as there’s obvious consumer sensitivity (that’s especially true for Andrea Irawan
ALGN) and volume growth is still anemic in low-single digit territory. Finally, some of the Research Analyst, Piper Sandler & Co.
shine has seemingly come off MDLN in the eyes of investors after a series of unfortunate 212 284-9587, andrea.irawan@psc.com
headlines, and while it's debatable how much the stock should be penalized when some
INDUSTRY RISKS of the issues (recall, warning letter) aren't uncommon for large and diverse medtech
companies, the more recent facility fire does create added noise and uncertainty in the Competition, Pricing Pressure, Reimbursement
near term for what was a squeaky clean story at the time of the IPO.
• Maeder Coverage. Starting in large cap with ABT, we get the sense that the sentiment
pendulum is slowly starting to shift less negative behind the prospects of accelerating
growth and attractive valuation. ISRG sentiment remains negative despite what we
believe are strong fundamentals, while EW sentiment continues to skew positive. Moving
into SMID-cap, GKOS has become more of a battleground stock with the majority of the
investor focus on the draft iDose LCD. Finally, most investors we talk to are positively
inclined on LIVN behind the combination of potential numbers upside and additional
multiple expansion.
• O'Brien Coverage.
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