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NVO's Wegovy pill is estimated to own 89% of US GLP pill market share
$TXG: The picks and shovels trade of biotech AI
LLY Bullish long-term, but poor entry now.
Top stocks hitting 52-Week Highs/Lows - July 7, 2026 📈 📉
Liquidated all positions: Sitting on $1.2M cash for a 2026 macro restart. How would you deploy this for the next decade?
Top stocks hitting 52-Week Highs/Lows - June 29, 2026 📈 📉
Anyone tracking Eli Lilly's CEO buying into Adobe right now? ($ADBE / $LLY)
Over $1.9M in cold hard cash: An Adobe ($ADBE) insider just caught the falling knife right at the bottom
Over $1.9M in cold hard cash: An Adobe ($ADBE) insider just caught the falling knife right at the bottom
Over $1.9M in Cold Hard Cash: Adobe ($ADBE) Insider Just Loaded Up Big Time Right At The Bottom
Over $1.9M in Cold Hard Cash: Adobe ($ADBE) Insider Just Loaded Up Big Time Right At The Bottom
The Great Rotation: money is fleeing AI bagholders and waddling straight into fat-loss drugs
SpaceX is already trading like one of America's biggest companies
Top stocks hitting 52-Week Highs/Lows - June 8, 2026 📈 📉
Aggressive Roth IRA at 18 – What Would You Change?
Top stocks hitting 52-Week Highs/Lows - June 5, 2026 📈 📉
Top stocks hitting 52-Week Highs/Lows - May 28, 2026 📈 📉
LLY: promising results for hypercholesterolemia treatment, big deal!
Immunotherapy for AML Remission Maintenance - GPs Phase 3 Results $SLS Now Truly Imminent. 80th Event PR offers as sure a Sure thing there ever was or Will Be in the Market
Immunotherapy for AML Remission Maintenance - GPs Phase 3 Results $SLS Now Truly Imminent. 80th Event PR offers as sure a Sure thing there ever was or Will Be in the Market
Made $100k+ this year so far to breakeven from my COVID days...
What could be Moderna's "ozempic moment"? (Why MRNA is a great bet right now)
Liver failure caused by LLY's oral weight-loss medication
LLY: The Foundayo bull case requires assuming people don't have sex
LLY: The Foundayo bull case requires assuming people don't have sex
LLY: The Foundayo bull case requires assuming people don't have sex
🚨 LLY: The Foundayo bull case requires assuming people don't fuck 🚨
🚨 LLY: The Foundayo bull case requires assuming people don't fuck 🚨
Amazon to stock Lilly's new weight-loss pill at US kiosks, offer same-day delivery
LLY just dropped a $149/month weight loss pill shipping today - analysts project $101B peak revenue
Oppenheimer says PRQR will rally to $9 (it's at less than $1.5 now) — big catalyst on the horizon
Should I see my 3 individual stocks and buy the SP 500?
I am so sick and tired of how stocks drop after blowout earnings announcements.
Does anyone here sell OTM naked calls of expensive stock taking the chance of being assigned?
Entera Bio Attracts Former Pfizer Group President as It Enters a New Phase (NASDAQ: ENTX)
Eli Lilly (LLY) to Buy 5% of $MANE - Veradermics Stock in IPO Tomorrow
$LLY Earnings Wednesday before market open. Volatility play on weekly options straddle 02/04/26
Lilly selects Pennsylvania as home for its newest injectable medicine and device manufacturing facility | Eli Lilly and Company
FDA approves Lilly's Zepbound and Mounjaro in Kwikpen and Multi-Dose vials
Telescope Innovations ($TELI): Betting on the Factory, Not Just the Pill
#BIOTECH NEWS $LLY Eli Lilly and $ACRV Acrivon Therapeutics Agreement - Eli Lilly retains a financial interest in the success of Acrivon's ACR-368 (prexasertib) through, it has a contractual right to negotiate first to reacquire the drug or any buyout of Acrvion.
Why I’m pivoting to TechBio $RXRX while everyone is distracted by the Powell investigation and $4600 Gold.
Thoughts on OZEM ETF long term potential versus individual GLP-1 pharmaceutical stocks?
2026 is starting to look like the year of "Quality over Hype." What are your high conviction plays?
2026 starts with zero clarity, how are you guys playing this?
Novo Nordisk launches Wegovy weight-loss pill in US, triggering price war with Eli Lilly
Finding Buy prospects in large, mid and small cap
The Hidden Battle in Oral GLP-1s: Why Delivery Tech May Decide the Winners $LEXX $NVO $LLY 🚨‼️💰
The Hidden Battle in Oral GLP-1s: Why Delivery Tech May Decide the Winners $LEXX $NVO $LLY 🚨‼️💰
J.P. Morgan Reveals Top Stocks for 2026! AI Giants Dominate the List, But Carvana Emerges as a Dark Horse?
2025 is almost over, how much has your investment account grown?
ASBP 💎 Aspire Biopharma Granted Extension by Nasdaq
What kind of portfolio can handle the current market?
Do you think it's time to consider letting go of NVDA
How should we approach the market after Christmas?
How are you planning to approach the market after Christmas?
YOLO DD: Hear Me Out Degens I Think LLY Might Eventually Eye MRNA Around The 200 Level
Closed my LLY 990 put for a quick $34648 payoff trust the setup every time
NVO & LLY: GLP-1 hype train just hit its first real speed bump.
GLP-1 hype train just hit its first real speed bump
Eli Lilly just hit a $1T market cap first pharma company ever to do it
Eli Lilly becomes the first pharma to hit a 1 trillion dollar market cap on booming weight loss drug demand. LLY is +30% over the past month
Eli Lilly becomes the first pharma to hit a 1 trillion dollar market cap on booming weight loss drug demand. LLY is up 30% over the past mon
Eli Lilly Becomes First Healthcare Company to Reach $1 Trillion Valuation
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LLY would love that
While its overall a meme and you are right about the inverse Cramer fund, he’s still overall worse than e.g. the S&P500. When you look at this fund (Cramers AAP Portfolio) he’s consistently missing the mark (https://www.ifa.com/articles/cramer\_chasing\_mad\_money/) The main reason for the inverse Cramer to fail so badly was also the fact that Cramer consistently hypes mega caps like NVDA, AAPL, LLY etc which of course messed up the inverse. I think there is a lot of confirmation bias here on both ends
🤡 yeah I kept risk pretty small up until the last two days...-$700 yesterday, swung META calls ovn and opened up another like -$1000, Got myself down to $500, then aped into CRWD got back to $1200. Took LLY 1185c, missed the exit, and that was it.
LLY is getting into psychedelics.... which some believe could be the future of mental health
**BanBet Lost** — /u/Cantthinkofacoolnam (0W - 2L, 0%) | Ticker | Entry → Target | Move | Time | Result | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **LLY** ▲ | $1156.32 → $1200.00 | +3.8% | 2d | Lost |
ISRG is the only one that I like, or have ever invested in for medical robotics. I don't get into med stuff too often. I own LLY and had a position in EW years ago. The moat for ISRG is what I've always found attractive. Surgical residents train on the equipment. Switching over once your an attending is time that they don't want to spend when they're already familiar with existing infrastructure. As others have discussed in this thread there is a premium to be paid for this stock. I think the moat is secure and the premium is still worth paying for now. The big pile of cash ISRG has also doesn't hurt.
LLY is like CRWD, totally indestructible in its overvaluation
Some of the stocks on my watchlist that are still green are in the pharma/biotech sector. $IOVA $LQDA $LLY
Got a bowl of lettuce at Taco Bell and lost 65 pounds so far. Cost me $2. Puts on LLY
Multiple naked contracts on LLY? I got caught flat footed just on 1. Cost me about $14,000.
Best trades... Short $VLO Short $AAPL Buy $IHI Buy $NFLX Buy $LLY Stay out of the memory/chip dump.
Does LLY have a boyfriend? I'm thinking about asking her out.
Once Semaglutide goes off-patent in 2031 it's over for LLY too. Everyone will be buying cheap knock-off pills from India. Not good for these pharma stocks, but then, pharma investors have always been a stoic bunch interested in the greater good.
I just joined here, you obviously invested well before it got bought by LLY, what made you buy it beforehand?
**BanBet Created** ▲ | **Record:** 0W - 1L | Ticker | Target | Entry | Move | Expires | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **LLY** | $1200.00 (above) | $1156.32 | +3.8% | Jul 17, 10:58 PM |
!banbet LLY 1200 1wk
MRNA is good value now IMO same with LLY Also eyeing AA earning tonight
KO is a great stock to own,i own it and it pays a solid dividend. Dont sell it it'sa safe play Id buy some more individual growth stocks. Example. Apple NVDA KO CRWD LLY All these i own and they are my big plays.
Why is LLY catching a stray? Leave my peptides alone
The data shows Reta has twice the side effects of Tirz for only 3-5% greater terminal weightloss which will likely also be achieved by 25mg Tirzepatide. We can agree to disagree, but I do not see a clear use case when AEs increase at doses of Reta that can actually provide meaningfully more weight loss. Glucagon does provide greater metabolic benefits, but the trade off is pretty clear from a tolerability perspective at higher doses. Aside from the gastrointestinal stuff which is much worse at higher doses, dysesthesia is far far more prevalent. You also see a not insignificant percentage of tachycardia at the higher doses as well. Again, all this tells me is Reta high doses are not going to be viable for most people considering the high AEs, and will have fairly niche use case. It's not surprising LLY is testing even higher doses for Tirz.
"ELF (e.l.f. Beauty): 10%" I owned it originally from the $80's until a bit under $200 and sold after it started eroding off highs. Thought I'd left money on the table. Cut to: $50's. The re-rating of a consumer growth story is significant, see also: CELH. Can you do well after that? Sure, but it depends on why it re-rated and can it regain the kind of growth profile it had? Stuff like this (and CELH) were reminders why I don't like investing in consumer brands. "SFM (Sprouts Farmers Market): 9.1%" Nasty re-rating. Probably does okay going forward but given that it's not cheap, not the place to be if the economy cools. "ADBE (Adobe): 11%" I don't like it. Obviously not apples-to-apples, but it feels like it's going to be this sub's next PYPL: something that people go "but it's cheap" and "the buybacks" year after year as it erodes. It's clearly not operating in the same environment going forward that it's enjoyed for decades, I think even people bullish can agree on that. "NVO (Novo Nordisk): 9%" I bought some not that long ago. I'm glad that I emphasized LLY instead of owning NVO in recent years but it was cheap enough recently to consider. "RMD (ResMed): 7.5%" The TAM is going to be smaller going forward imho, so unless it becomes extraordinarily cheap I don't see the reasoning behind making this such a large position. "VEEV (Veeva Systems): 7.5%" Eh. It hasn't been that compelling imo in a while, even before the SaaS negativity. You are largely trying to be a value investooor and while there's nothing wrong with that, my one concern would be that your entire portfolio is going to be fairly correlated. You've done well lately as part of a rotation into names that haven't done as well, but if that rotation stopped tomorrow, you could easily see the opposite over the next 3 weeks. Selective bottom feeding is great, but imho it's allocating part of your portfolio to selected situations where you have a distinct thesis/near-term catalyst in mind - I wouldn't make it the entire portfolio. Something can be at a 5 year low and seem cheap but if it doesn't have a catalyst it can go to a 10 year low. Look at BSX back to where it was about 22 years ago. Good luck.
Timing is everything. I bought micron when it was $110-$120 in 2024 and watched it go up to $150 and then down to $60s. I held it for 1.5 years believing in the coming memory crunch. I sold after recovering my cost basis in early 2025 into the takeoff that I had been waiting for. Hard lesson to learn. Long time horizons are necessary for thesis to play out. I also think back on glp -1. These were well known in medicine as potent weight loss drugs before the glp-1 craze started. I remember treating a patient in 2019-2020 and thinking why hasn’t LLY rocketed with the number of obese patients and the efficacy of this drug. I thought maybe the market knows something I don’t know and decided against investing. The chart from 2020 to today is exponential. Microsoft has been hammered. Its AI product is not a favorite. Its capex is mad. But it’s not the worst stock to own. It’s not going to fold. Its need longer than 7 months to recover.
Biotech is the most volatile industry. If you want stability there just full port LLY and get the bump every time they buy a new company
There is a rotation underway from chips to dividend kings…lot of pharmaceuticals are up big like LLY, JNJ, ABBV, AMGN over the past couple weeks
MRNA JNJ MRK LLY honestly literally this is the only one that went surprisingly down instead of up, it's a pure value play at this point, it didn't do what it was supposed to do together with the sector. I got few jan28 calls, they are down 20%. Shares might have been a better play idk
> for the long term (5-10 years) That is not long term. > The Safe Route: 60% VOO/QQQ, 40% high-moat individual stocks (MSFT, LLY, BRK.B) And this is absolutely not a "safe route" over that short a time frame.
I feel like LLY, CAT and JNJ dont get the respect they deserve here
JNJ and LLY are some of my best stocks. Definitely have been crushing my MSFT and GOOG
LLY, JNJ, and CAT are some of my “non-tech” holdings and are doing great. Currently im looking at energy stocks like CEG, travel stocks like BKNG and real estate stock WELL. Good luck
LLY is a big one for me. But I’m thinking of unloading soon.
NVDA, AAPL, GOOGL. LLY, CRWD, AMD, aren’t far behind.
> With that logic, when LLY took on a ton of debt a few years ago to fund their GLP-1 stuff, you would have missed 400% in gains. Did you even read this? > Minor assumption: that the money is invested as wisely and effectively as the previous capital, and at a rate of return that exceeds the cost of capital. Sometimes this happens, often it does not.
Hi, you’re in your late 20s. Don’t sweat it. I’m a swing trader. I’m still in and out of stocks every few months. I just bought a position in ANET and LLY, I know it’s insane, does particular buys may not be the best bet. But I also didn’t hesitate to buy Micron two months ago and Sandisk three months ago. Follow a few analysts whose approach you understand and agree with, continue to get in when you think it’s still a bull market, and that the stock is part of the upswing. Stop whining and get in in smalls percentages where it works with your wrist profile. I continue to hold 30% in SGOV to buy dips,
Mounjaro changed my life too. Holding LLY forever
LLY is, they have a superpod and are changing the way all their research is done.
Don’t overlook LLY. Retatrutide (GLP-3) might be a game changer. I believe it is set for FDA approval in early 2027. I was looking into buying LLY specifically for this reason.
The pill number is very interesting, after two months since launch LLY pill number is not just weak, it is utterly failure level of weak NVO is doing high 5 digit new scripts per week, where LLY haven’t even break 2000
LLY premium multiple reflects execution consistency + diversification + market leadership. In high-growth pharma, the winner often stays expensive for longer than people expect
start buying LLY at close to all time highs
LLY is coming in clutch for me lately
Should have just been buying LLY
Memory, like for alzheimer's? Eli Lilly's Kisunla is decent. LLY is up lately as well. So calls
Highly illegal as most everything he does, but just like with everything else, nobody moves a finger to prosecute him. Now shorting LLY is a choice lol.
yeah, I have sold most of my MU the day after this latest earnings. Moving the gains to DCA into LLY, GE, MELI and SCHD.
LLY will continue to be a cash cow, but Foundayo is meh. The only niche is for people who decline injectables which is small.
I have 27 shares of LLY avg cost $544. Wish I had more. 5 new manufacturing sites under construction that aren’t producing yet. I’m a believer it has much higher it can go in the next 5 years
This president relishes picking winners almost as much as he likes picking losers. I have been watching LLY test and fail the $1100 level the last week or two. It obviously broke out today. I wouldn’t short it because of Retatrutide. It has the same weight loss effectiveness as bariatric surgery, but obviously less invasive. To your point, the president is allegedly taking it even though it is still in phase three trials I think. I could see why one doesn’t want to buy it, but I wouldn’t short it.
The one day I had back-to-back in person meetings and a friend visiting so couldn’t enter the market - The three stocks on my watchlist for 0DTE calls today? $PLTR, $MSFT, $LLY, all rallied more than +5% - Fml I feel horrible rn - I swear the MMs are watching my few hundred dollar account and doing this on purpose 😩😭
Watch out. Seen an order for $4m of 0 DTE LLY calls.
LLY>NVO. Did you buy NVO Early? No semiconductor too
thought about jumping in but LLY seem to be more revenue diverse than NVO.
moving a bit of gains into LLY, GE, WMT and SCHD. we out here.
What happened to the rest of the money from LLY?
LLY. They already have an insane pipeline with all the GLP stuff and ret hasn’t even dropped yet which will be game changer as it builds muscle not just dropping fat. From an AI pov, they are pouring money in M&A and AI partnerships to advance the discovery of new drugs. The way new drugs were discovered previously vs where we are now is absolutely paradigm shift. Expect to see advances that end things like aging, physical deterioration, Alzheimer’s, cancer, pain. They are going after it all and they will hit so many more targets with AI.
LLY and BB are their tickers.
🥭 is on an experimental new drug from LLY called “retarditude”. Let’s hope it works.
In order to support SPCX valuation right now, Elon should just increase revenue by buying NVDA, AAPL, META, TSM, LLY, WMT, and AVGO. Not MSFT -its a pos
Diet coke has been a game changer in my diet. Kills all cravings for dumb shit with just 1 cup a day, maybe 2 at best. Calls on Coke, Puts on LLY
As a fellow MRNA & PFE holder, I'll add that you might also wanna check out NVO. I just picked some up last week, under a similar value thesis to PFE. NVO doesn't have the pipeline that PFE does, but what it does have is LLY way out in front of it. AFACIT there's just no longer any reason NVO should be lagging LLY as hard as it is. I still like MRNA and PFE more, but I've got room for multiple bets as I rotate into healthcare.
Fuck that ETF, it's stuffed with bullshit, just buy LLY and chill.
It's an S&P health care ETF, it's not anything crazy. LLY, UNH, PFE, JNJ, etc
i’d only full port into BLLN / OSCR / HIMS / LLY, everything else is hot garbage
Need some bad news on LLY tmrw so my puts can reprint bc I didn't take the 100% gains on Monday
I use this sub as one of my launching points to do my own dilligence. I'm currently substantially beating the S&P, after two years of this. The sub gave me leads into RKLB, ASTS and ISRG, which have been excellent performers. If also told me to favour NVO over LLY, which after due diligence I thought did not match reality at all, so I forwent NVO and took a position in LLY instead. Very good decision and against the sentiment, but both stocks surfaced here for me. The conversation about INTC when it had its implosion moment had no consensus, but raised lots of opportunities for me that I then researched. I decided it was on sale, not moribund, and that's been a very nice position. Wouldn't have even considered it except for the conversation here. I have many other examples. In this sub, there is a lot of retail experience and skin in the game. The conversation tells you where to look. It's down to you though to unpack things beyond the sub, and if you do it well, you seem to benefit greatly. Just don't blindly outsource your strategy to the sub's majority opinion.
SPCX, TSLA, AMD, LLY, MU, AVGO in that order
Pharma and biotech R&D was in it's own little recession while interests rates were high. Tbh it's still really no so great unless you're LLY and printing money from GLPs
Calls on SpaceX. But also calls on LLY because you will be required to have a sub 10% BMI in order to aboard your rocket due to weight restrictions when we go to colonize Mars.
Dependence for life and it has a subscription fee? Why don't I own LLY?
LLY $1T valuations and over 40 pe? Man, that’s way overvalued considering I only see there margins diminishing in the coming quarters
Do you think LLY is headed downhill for the long haul? I think it’s one to hold onto for quite a while with everything going on in their pipeline.
sold the memory stocks on monday, and much of the tech as well. had some LLY, but that's headed downhill as well.
LLY is staring off a cliff
LLY been the only thing consistently ripping for me recently. Thanks to the 95% of the people in this sub on weight loss drugs.
I’m becoming stupid bullish on LLY. I’m an alcoholic and got a dose of Mourjaro recently and within 3 hours all of my alcohol thoughts disappeared. Whats interesting is they are developing a GLP for opiate, alcohol, and gambling addiction. I’ve gone 5 days without a drink and quite frankly I don’t know the last time I’ve done that. I have zero urge to drink.. I’m going long on LLY and will dump 100k into it today.
Been a LLY bull since early last summer, let’s go 🔥
was just posting about LLY. best macro stock out there in the midst of all of this manipulation.
in a normal market LLY would be crushing. another big FDA approval tonight. thats 3 days in a row of blockbuster news that doesnt mean a thing in a market so nonsensical