Poseida Therapeutics Inc PSTX

$9.50 -0.06 (-0.63%)

Valuation

Market cap
928,853,000
Revenue TTM
$64,700,000
Net income TTM
$-123,430,000
P/E (trailing)
0.00
P/E (forward)
—
Profit margin
-190.77%
Debt to equity
0.68

Trading

Volume
21,420,600
Avg volume
1,996,096
Day's range
$9.49 – $9.67
Shares out
97,774,000
Stochastic %K
45%
Beta
1.63
Analysts
Hold
Price target
$10.33

Price

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radonco Oct 28, 3:14 PM 0 replies
RocroBio Apr 14, 6:45 PM 0 replies
Equities141 Apr 13, 4:34 AM
$PSTX any news on that CVR from r Roche.
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RocroBio Nov 27, 9:42 PM 1 replies
radonco Nov 25, 5:23 PM
$PSTX one year ago today Poseida announced buyout…patiently waiting for first $2 cvr from Roche
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Itsokman Nov 10, 4:26 PM
$CRBU $LLY $PSTX $VERV Very convincing. If you have time, make the bear case, as an intellectual exercise.
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RocroBio Nov 10, 3:12 PM
$CRBU $VERV $LLY $PSTX Lilly watched Verve for two years after a $60M partnership before buying it for $1.3B. The playbook is the same. Pfizer invested $25M into Caribou in July 2023, took a board seat, and holds ROFN rights through July 2026. They have had full visibility into the data since day one. Caribou just delivered clean 12 month CRs and strong safety, the proof point Pfizer needed. The reverse split was canceled, burn is reduced, and cash covers the runway into 2026. Pfizer is not in a hurry. They are letting the setup ripen while maintaining control from the inside. Roche did this exact same thing with Poseida. First came a collaboration, then a quiet year of watching data mature, followed by a full $1.5B acquisition once durability and safety were proven. Pfizer’s pattern with Caribou is identical, only with deeper access and longer visibility. Every move points to preparation, not survival. The structure, timing, and silence all signal a buyout in progress.
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flywithfitz81 Nov 4, 5:18 PM
$CNC $FISV $OSTX $PSTX Let those nightly after-hours spikes in ticker price sooth you. The shorts can't get the prices into the money, they are spread over too many stocks. (Anecdotally) I haven't seen so many short attacks simultaneously since March after Liberation Day. The attacks this time aren't as deep or coordinated. The pressure is likely to lift tomorrow into Thursday as more cover and decline to renew their position. Either that, or the market is starting to degrade. If that is the case, I am very comfortable in these positions in a recalcitrant market.
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