Market Cap 182.44M
Revenue (ttm) 13.11M
Net Income (ttm) -124.02M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 0.00
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin -946.00%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.00
Volume 304,700
Avg Vol 389,874
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 13.41M
Stochastic %K 34%
Beta 1.75
Analysts Strong Sell
Price Target $54.33

Company Profile

Tonix Pharmaceuticals Holding Corp., a fully integrated biopharmaceutical company, develops and commercializes therapies for central nervous system (CNS) disorders, immunology and immuno-oncology, infectious diseases, and rare diseases in the United States. The company offers TONMYA, a cyclobenzaprine HCl sublingual tablet for the treatment of fibromyalgia. It also markets Zembrace SymTouch and Tosymra for the treatment of acute migraine with or without aura in adults. In addition, the company d...

Industry: Biotechnology
Sector: Healthcare
Phone: 862 799 8599
Address:
200 Connell Drive, Suite 3100, Berkeley Heights, United States
Stockeye2
Stockeye2 Apr. 8 at 10:37 AM
$TNXP đź’Ž
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TokyoCharts
TokyoCharts Apr. 8 at 9:39 AM
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ByBi
ByBi Apr. 8 at 9:33 AM
$TNXP Now that retails capitulated the last few days, the market can move up and never look back before long
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StockJayC
StockJayC Apr. 8 at 9:00 AM
$TNXP New April investor deck https://d1io3yog0oux5.cloudfront.net/_433fd6b9e7afccaa65f314e50f9342d9/tonixpharma/db/211/4548/pdf/TNXP+April+Investor+Deck+FINAL.pdf
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StockJayC
StockJayC Apr. 8 at 8:40 AM
$TNXP 1) Policy Is Shifting the Market Momentum is building behind non-opioid treatments. The Alternatives to PAIN Act aims to improve Medicare Part D access, reducing cost barriers and accelerating adoption. If passed, this directly supports broader uptake of drugs like TONMYA. 2) Precedent Already Exists The NOPAIN Act (active 2025–2027) created separate Medicare reimbursement for non-opioid pain therapies in outpatient settings. While more surgical-focused, it proves policymakers are willing to financially prioritise non-opioids. 3) Regulatory Framework Is Strengthening The SUPPORT Act pushed the FDA to formalise pathways for non-opioid drugs, with new chronic pain guidance now in place. 4) What This Means for TONMYA TONMYA isn’t launching in a vacuum—it’s entering a system actively shifting away from opioids. As legislation, reimbursement, and FDA guidance align, non-opioids are increasingly moving toward preferred access and lower patient cost.
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StockJayC
StockJayC Apr. 8 at 8:34 AM
$TNXP Why the Setup Into Q2 Matters Putting it all together: Q4 = structurally weak launch window Q1 = early signal (still limited by access) Q2 = first quarter where payer expansion + physician familiarity converge With UNH now active and additional insurers likely to follow, we’re moving into the phase where: Access broadens Conversion rates improve Scripts begin to reflect underlying demand rather than access constraints Bottom Line The current numbers don’t yet reflect the real opportunity. What matters now isn’t where TONMYA started—it’s: How quickly coverage expands How fast authorization barriers ease How strongly refill and persistence data trend If those align (as early signs suggest), the next few quarters should give a far more accurate picture of TONMYA’s trajectory. The story is only just beginning.
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StockJayC
StockJayC Apr. 8 at 8:33 AM
$TNXP The “Authorization Bottleneck” – Temporary, Not Structural Right now, prior authorization (PA) is the main friction point. That’s normal for any new branded therapy. However, this phase typically evolves in three steps: Initial friction – heavy PA requirements, limited coverage Data + physician feedback – prescribers build real-world evidence Formulary upgrades – movement to preferred tiers, reduced restrictions We’ve seen this pattern repeatedly across CNS launches. For example: Drugs moving from non-preferred to preferred tiers often see approval rates jump from ~40–50% to 70–90%+ Time-to-fill drops materially, which directly boosts script conversion TONMYA appears to be at the end of phase 1, entering phase 2.
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StockJayC
StockJayC Apr. 8 at 8:33 AM
$TNXP Fibromyalgia Market Dynamics Favour Rapid Uptake TONMYA enters a space that has seen no new drug approvals in ~15 years. Existing options—such as Lyrica, Cymbalta, and Savella—are widely used but often limited by: Tolerability issues Partial efficacy High discontinuation rates Because of this, a large portion of fibromyalgia patients have already cycled through first-line therapies. That’s critical: ➡️ It means many patients can qualify quickly for TONMYA without step therapy delays, especially as payers recognise prior treatment history.
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StockJayC
StockJayC Apr. 8 at 8:32 AM
$TNXP It’s important to recognise just how easy it is to misread the early performance here. The Q4 earnings print showed modest revenue but that was entirely expected given timing. TONMYA was launched into the weakest commercial quarter of the year, when patient activity, prescribing behaviour, and payer movement are all seasonally subdued. The real read-through begins in Q1 and Q2. That’s when we start to see: Normalised prescribing trends Early refill data Initial payer response and access expansion We’ll also have additional script data (thanks to tracking from @JuggernautRaider), which should allow a much clearer estimate of true Q1 revenue contribution from TONMYA—even before full payer activation.
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ThomasH27
ThomasH27 Apr. 8 at 7:59 AM
$TNXP 🚀🚀🚀
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Latest News on TNXP
Tonix Pharmaceuticals to Present at BIO-Europe Spring 2026

Mar 18, 2026, 4:58 PM EDT - 20 days ago

Tonix Pharmaceuticals to Present at BIO-Europe Spring 2026


Tonix Pharmaceuticals Stock Dips After Nasdaq Uplisting

Mar 3, 2026, 7:04 AM EST - 5 weeks ago

Tonix Pharmaceuticals Stock Dips After Nasdaq Uplisting


Tonix Pharmaceuticals Appoints Irina Ishak as General Counsel

Dec 9, 2025, 7:00 AM EST - 4 months ago

Tonix Pharmaceuticals Appoints Irina Ishak as General Counsel


Tonix Pharmaceuticals Announces Presentation at BIO-Europe 2025

Oct 28, 2025, 7:00 AM EDT - 5 months ago

Tonix Pharmaceuticals Announces Presentation at BIO-Europe 2025


Stockeye2
Stockeye2 Apr. 8 at 10:37 AM
$TNXP đź’Ž
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TokyoCharts
TokyoCharts Apr. 8 at 9:39 AM
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ByBi
ByBi Apr. 8 at 9:33 AM
$TNXP Now that retails capitulated the last few days, the market can move up and never look back before long
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StockJayC
StockJayC Apr. 8 at 9:00 AM
$TNXP New April investor deck https://d1io3yog0oux5.cloudfront.net/_433fd6b9e7afccaa65f314e50f9342d9/tonixpharma/db/211/4548/pdf/TNXP+April+Investor+Deck+FINAL.pdf
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StockJayC
StockJayC Apr. 8 at 8:40 AM
$TNXP 1) Policy Is Shifting the Market Momentum is building behind non-opioid treatments. The Alternatives to PAIN Act aims to improve Medicare Part D access, reducing cost barriers and accelerating adoption. If passed, this directly supports broader uptake of drugs like TONMYA. 2) Precedent Already Exists The NOPAIN Act (active 2025–2027) created separate Medicare reimbursement for non-opioid pain therapies in outpatient settings. While more surgical-focused, it proves policymakers are willing to financially prioritise non-opioids. 3) Regulatory Framework Is Strengthening The SUPPORT Act pushed the FDA to formalise pathways for non-opioid drugs, with new chronic pain guidance now in place. 4) What This Means for TONMYA TONMYA isn’t launching in a vacuum—it’s entering a system actively shifting away from opioids. As legislation, reimbursement, and FDA guidance align, non-opioids are increasingly moving toward preferred access and lower patient cost.
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StockJayC
StockJayC Apr. 8 at 8:34 AM
$TNXP Why the Setup Into Q2 Matters Putting it all together: Q4 = structurally weak launch window Q1 = early signal (still limited by access) Q2 = first quarter where payer expansion + physician familiarity converge With UNH now active and additional insurers likely to follow, we’re moving into the phase where: Access broadens Conversion rates improve Scripts begin to reflect underlying demand rather than access constraints Bottom Line The current numbers don’t yet reflect the real opportunity. What matters now isn’t where TONMYA started—it’s: How quickly coverage expands How fast authorization barriers ease How strongly refill and persistence data trend If those align (as early signs suggest), the next few quarters should give a far more accurate picture of TONMYA’s trajectory. The story is only just beginning.
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StockJayC
StockJayC Apr. 8 at 8:33 AM
$TNXP The “Authorization Bottleneck” – Temporary, Not Structural Right now, prior authorization (PA) is the main friction point. That’s normal for any new branded therapy. However, this phase typically evolves in three steps: Initial friction – heavy PA requirements, limited coverage Data + physician feedback – prescribers build real-world evidence Formulary upgrades – movement to preferred tiers, reduced restrictions We’ve seen this pattern repeatedly across CNS launches. For example: Drugs moving from non-preferred to preferred tiers often see approval rates jump from ~40–50% to 70–90%+ Time-to-fill drops materially, which directly boosts script conversion TONMYA appears to be at the end of phase 1, entering phase 2.
0 · Reply
StockJayC
StockJayC Apr. 8 at 8:33 AM
$TNXP Fibromyalgia Market Dynamics Favour Rapid Uptake TONMYA enters a space that has seen no new drug approvals in ~15 years. Existing options—such as Lyrica, Cymbalta, and Savella—are widely used but often limited by: Tolerability issues Partial efficacy High discontinuation rates Because of this, a large portion of fibromyalgia patients have already cycled through first-line therapies. That’s critical: ➡️ It means many patients can qualify quickly for TONMYA without step therapy delays, especially as payers recognise prior treatment history.
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StockJayC
StockJayC Apr. 8 at 8:32 AM
$TNXP It’s important to recognise just how easy it is to misread the early performance here. The Q4 earnings print showed modest revenue but that was entirely expected given timing. TONMYA was launched into the weakest commercial quarter of the year, when patient activity, prescribing behaviour, and payer movement are all seasonally subdued. The real read-through begins in Q1 and Q2. That’s when we start to see: Normalised prescribing trends Early refill data Initial payer response and access expansion We’ll also have additional script data (thanks to tracking from @JuggernautRaider), which should allow a much clearer estimate of true Q1 revenue contribution from TONMYA—even before full payer activation.
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ThomasH27
ThomasH27 Apr. 8 at 7:59 AM
$TNXP 🚀🚀🚀
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Thebigblue
Thebigblue Apr. 8 at 7:46 AM
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EquityLabOffice
EquityLabOffice Apr. 8 at 7:39 AM
$TNXP biotech company Tonix Pharmaceuticals.
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Luka_Brasi
Luka_Brasi Apr. 8 at 12:20 AM
$TNXP There's no surer money than shorting this the day of the RS. Many times it dumps hard back to preRS price. Especially if they do a 250:1. Sorry fellas the RS will wipe you out.
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Hoppanin
Hoppanin Apr. 7 at 11:40 PM
$TNXP 2-week cease fire. https://www.cnn.com/2026/04/07/world/live-news/iran-war-trump-us-israel
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Innovatenow
Innovatenow Apr. 7 at 11:19 PM
$TNXP patience my fellow longs. The setup continues to improve week after week! The launch is gaining traction. More payors are covering Tonmya. More providers understand the advantages of Tonmya. More patients want to try Tonmya. The Q1 and Q2 revenue results will make the progress real for everyone to see; it will establish a higher floor for the stock price. Once Tonix achieves profitability (probably in Q3 or Q4), the stock price will rise dramatically and not look back! The largest gains for investors will materialize for those who choose to hold it over several years as Tonmya gains acceptance as the best treatment for fibromyalgia and other conditions that have a sleep component.
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StavStocks
StavStocks Apr. 7 at 11:04 PM
$TNXP 16 tomorrow
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Pipipopopipi
Pipipopopipi Apr. 7 at 10:07 PM
$TNXP what’s the excuse today you bunch of clowns???
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Pipipopopipi
Pipipopopipi Apr. 7 at 10:05 PM
$TNXP cheer up longs. Seth is preparing another buy around 9-10
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alphonns
alphonns Apr. 7 at 9:43 PM
$TNXP https://www.barrons.com/market-data/stocks/tnxp/interactive-chart?gaa_n=AWEtsqfl0qWSwmXGRQyg27jC-R8yxS9eoAROknqF7tOP-ipGNx3jBm1aSLr7&gaa_sig=-rTdv8sbLk19AcmWFAYREZpJwMOJfwC06bhSsB8NgnEZr53RYalqiVOFoODzsCmMH8GjiLwyaPR0SJuscrqgbQ%253D%253D
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FrankGelbert
FrankGelbert Apr. 7 at 8:22 PM
$TNXP Donald! Taco! Taco! Deadline extension! Loosers chickens out! Don't forget!
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FrankGelbert
FrankGelbert Apr. 7 at 8:17 PM
$TNXP So Donald! Forget TACO! Mullahs power in Hormuz is incredible! TACO! TACO! Oxy alive, Tonix dives! Make Texas great again! Houston, we have no problem! Oxy pumps! Panic arrives!
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FrankGelbert
FrankGelbert Apr. 7 at 8:06 PM
$TNXP Of course! The only qustion for me is the exact timing for buying Tonix with the last 15% of my bucks! I trust in Seth, his fantastic team and of course Tonmya, by far the best medicine against fibromyalgia! A special tip: have you recogniced, that the molecule behind Tonmya is known for more than 50 years? It is imposible, that there will be unknown bad side effects in some years! That means the lowest possible risk in pharma! I don't like any risk! I am 85% in! Who is more confident? Silence....So, if Donald and panic arrive, Tonix dives! I want to buy it cheap! Dive, baby, dive!
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