Two stocks to look out for --
$TGTX -- seems to be battling around $12 right now. Has two near-term catalysts to watch out for -- TG-1101 (CD20 antibody) for a Phase 2a in multiple sclerosis on October 26th (abstract release the 15th). Additionally they have a pre-BLA meeting with the FDA in November about their Phase 3 GENUINE study for TG-1101 in chronic lymphocytic leukemia. In that study, 78% of patients had an overall response rate (ORR) for the combo of TG-1101 + ibrutinib compared to 45% with ibrutnib alone. Amazingly, 7% had a complete response rate! The drug should be approvable on this trial data even though ORR will be the key endpoint. Now is the chance to get in with the stock hovering around $12. It could triple in 6 months. A better breakdown on the company and all of the data can be found
here. To me, this is one of the most undervalued biotech stocks around that has catalysts upcoming and is derisked since we already have Phase 3 data for TG-1101 in hand. Should TG-1101 show good efficacy in MS, then that is even better. None of the MS potential profits have been factored into company value as of right now,
$TRIL -- this is one stock I have recently purchased. This is a very small biotech -- thy have a $60 million market cap as of today. They make an antibody against CD47 which is highly expressed in cancer cells and is a signal to other immune cells to not eat. The good news -- they have $60 million in cash. So you're getting the stock with $0 in pipeline and enterprise value. Company insiders bought stock in August, and hiring for this company picked up in September. Just today
they announced a new board member who is very well respected within the field. They also have data upcoming in the next few months. All signs seem to point that this stock may have bottomed at the $4 level, and may rise up from here. It was trading at $25-30 in 2015. Would take some time to work to those levels, but I think this could be a nice swing trade idea in the next few months leading to data.