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  1. [verwijderd] 28 maart 2014 21:31
    blood-based tests zijn minder betrouwbaar en geven meer vals positieve uitslagen en moet er alsnog een colonoscopie volgen.
    Test van exact is EN blood-based EN detecteert DNA veranderingen in de stoelgang
  2. forum rang 5 Diegy 28 maart 2014 22:01
    Wat zijn eigenlijk de koersdoelen voor dit aandeel? Zit er sinds vandaag in voor 4,65.
  3. forum rang 5 Diegy 28 maart 2014 22:04
    quote:

    Pelikapuntzak schreef op 28 maart 2014 21:59:

    Ook Exas diep in het rood. Hoop dat de schade maandag een beetje meevalt maar denk dat we nog een stukje verder zakken. Niet gedacht.
    Waarom zou de koers maandag verder zakken? Het lijkt me dat de particulieren die winst wilden nemen vandaag wel verkocht hebben gezien het enorm volume. Zag vanmiddag aardig grote orders voorbij komen van 10 duizend stukken en meer uit de laat gekocht. Dus genoeg vertrouwen bij de grotere jongens.
  4. [verwijderd] 28 maart 2014 23:24
    so ........go with the flow van de grotere jongens en laat je niet piepelen.

    kan nog veel lager worden, maar gebruik je verstand, heeft MDX een goede pipeline EN heeft MDX de potentie om het op de markt te brengen.
    Gezien hun spreiding van risico's en de milestone payments en de testen in eigen beheer, is Exact SCIENCE , slechts een klein deel van de potentie van MDX en de grote jongens weten dat en handelen daar naar.

  5. [verwijderd] 29 maart 2014 10:14
    quote:

    Cu Chulainn schreef op 28 maart 2014 21:05:

    Hmm, in het 2e deel van het onderstaande stukje wordt duidelijk waarom:

    ** EXACT SCIENCES CORP, $13.02, -5.31 pct

    The company's colon cancer screening method that analyzes DNA from stool samples won the unanimous backing of a U.S. advisory panel on Thursday, paving the way for potential regulatory approval of the non-invasive test.

    But Maxim Group analyst Bryan Brokmeier said blood-based tests could limit the market share that Exact Sciences' test could capture and said sales could be limited by the instructions, which might be too complicated for many users in the United States. "I expect that they'll (Exact Sciences) have to make changes to their labeling and refine their post-approval study," he told Reuters.
    Wil de Maxim group nog goedkoop instappen omdat ze nog niet ingestapt waren.? Andere clubs zijn wel positief
    Lees het bovenstaande stukje en ontdek allerlei zaken die niet op feiten zijn berust .

    Could limit. Zou ook kunnen zijn could not limit.
    Could capture Kan ook could not
    Nogmaals could limit. Kan ook zijn could not limit
    I expect. Kon ook zijn i not expect

    Het stukje heeft gezorgt voor een kettingreactie terwijl het allemaal aannames zijn die nog niet onderzocht of de waarheid hoeven te zijn .

    De FDA heeft een prachtig commentaar gegeven die klinkt als een klok
    Eventuele etiketten kunnen in de komende maanden nog makkelijk aangepast worden/ klantvriendelijker gemaakt worden .

    Denke eens na over het volgende .

    Waar zou een patiënt voor kiezen ?
    Een zwaar darmonderzoek wat heel veel tijd kost en zeer ongemakkelijk is
    Of een simpele bloedtest van Exact Science . Ik kan me overigens zo voorstellen dat zo' n bloedtest samen met de huisarts wordt gemaakt .

    We Zouden bijna vergeten dat MDX al een goedgekeurde prostaatkanker test heeft die al goed verkoopt .
    We zijn dus niet afhankelijk van MDX al zal het wel leuk zijn als blijkt dat deze test ook zeer goed gaat verkopen binnen een jaar .
  6. [verwijderd] 29 maart 2014 12:54
    nderdaad de technologie laat veel meer toepassingen toe en potentie is groot; natuurlijk zijn de bloed testen voor darmkanker concurrerend omdat ze goedkoop zijjn maar zeggen verder geen bal en daarna mag je endoscopie gaan doen met alle plezieren en risico van dien. Patienten zouden goed moeten worden geinformeerd en eisen om een beter en specifieke test...

  7. forum rang 4 vreemdvermogen 29 maart 2014 13:33

    | SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 2014
    Exact Sciences Moves Closer to Preventing the No. 2 Cancer Killer
    By ANDREW BARY | MORE ARTICLES BY AUTHOR

    Exact Sciences could rise 50% if its colon-cancer test ramps up quickly. Short sellers are betting against that.

    A new colon-cancer screening test got a big boost last week when a Food and Drug Administration advisory panel unanimously recommended that the FDA approve the test. Called Cologuard, it will likely gain approval in the next few months and hit the market by the end of this year.
    The news was a relief for Exact Sciences (ticker: EXAS), which has spent more than a decade developing Cologuard and bet the company on the test. The company now faces the challenge of marketing it to doctors and physician groups throughout the country. CEO Kevin Conroy said the company remains "committed to addressing the growing unmet needs in colorectal cancer screening."
    Exact Sciences CEO Kevin Conroy says the company is "committed" to advancing colon-cancer screening.
    Even with a favorable recommendation, Exact Sciences shares were down 5% last week, to $12.86. The company is valued at $915 million, which anticipates some commercial success for Cologuard since the Madison, Wis., company has no products on the market and minimal current revenue.
    The issue now is the commercial potential for Cologuard. That isn't easy to handicap because revenue hinges on the as-yet-undetermined price of the test, and the adoption rate. The company sees a big opportunity, with possible annual domestic sales of $2 billion and total global revenue of $3 billion.
    Those estimates may prove optimistic, but bulls argue the Cologuard market will be a hit with doctors. "We look at three things with small-cap diagnostic companies: the management, the product, and the market size. This checks all the boxes," says Brian Weinstein, analyst at William Blair, who has an Outperform rating on the stock. He thinks Exact Sciences could be selling one million Cologuard tests annually by 2018 and generating about $300 million in revenue. If the test ramps up well, Exact Sciences could become a takeover target for a larger diagnostic company. The shares could hit $20, or six times potential earnings in about five years.
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    The bear case is that the test won't get traction, resulting in a sharp drop in Exact Sciences' share price. About 30% of the company's shares have been sold short.
    Barron's published a favorable story on the company when the shares traded at around $11 ("A Better Test for Colon Cancer?" Oct. 8, 2012).
    COLOGUARD, WHICH USES DNA markers to identify colon cancer and precancerous growths in a stool sample, has demonstrated greater effectiveness than the existing FIT test, which looks for blood in the stool. In a study involving 10,000 patients, Cologuard detected 92% of colorectal cancers, versus 74% for the FIT test, and 42% of advanced precancerous lesions, or polyps, against 24%. The cancers and polyps were identified in colonoscopies administered to all participants in the study.

    Colon cancer has been described as the most preventable and least prevented form of cancer. It's the No. 2 cancer killer (behind lung cancer) in the U.S. with 140,000 new cases each year and 50,000 deaths. It's preventable because malignant cancers begin as noncancerous growths that can take five or 10 years to become cancerous. Those polyps can be identified and removed during colonoscopies. Unfortunately, half of all colon cancer cases are identified after the cancer has spread from the colon, resulting in a high number of deaths.
    U.S. colon cancer deaths have fallen 30% in the past decade, but there's considerable room for improvement. Many Americans won't get colonoscopies for several reasons, including a dislike of the preparation, which involves unpleasant bowel-cleansing laxatives. This has created an opportunity for Exact Sciences. Widespread use of its test could prompt people to get colonoscopies if the Cologuard test comes back with a positive indication.
    "This is a very significant advance," says Steven Itzkowitz, a professor of gastroenterology at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York and a co-author of a recently published article in the New England Journal of Medicine about the 10,000-patient study of Cologuard. "The sensitivity approaches that of a colonoscopy."
    Colonoscopies have an estimated detection rate of 95%.
    In the study, the main negative with Cologuard was a false positive rate of around 10%, versus 4% for the FIT test. This means many patients who take Cologuard will be told of a positive result that turns out to be incorrect.
    The Bottom Line
    Exact Sciences could rise 50% if its colon-cancer test ramps up quickly. Short sellers are betting heavily that won't happen.
    Recognizing that Medicare coverage for the test is critical, Exact Sciences has worked with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, which determines what's eligible for reimbursement under the program. If the test wins FDA approval, it's expected the agency will OK it within a few months, even though the cost—possibly $300 or more—is much higher than the $25 FIT test. The advantage is its greater effectiveness. Commercial insurers also are expected to cover it. Colonoscopies can cost between $1,000 and $2,500, plus an anesthesiologist's fee.
    The Cologuard market is potentially large because more than 80 million Americans are age 50 or older. Over 10 million fecal blood tests are conducted annually for colon cancer. If Cologuard adoption hits three million tests annually by 2020, that could mean about $1 billion in revenue for Exact Sciences. With a net margin of 25%, that could mean $250 million in net income, or more than $3 a share, not including overseas revenue.
    With a best-in-class test for colon cancer, Exact Sciences could improve the health of the public as well as shareholders.

  8. Acht 29 maart 2014 13:51
    thx to Jean Swisure ander forum
    De Kerpel had het gisteren ook over MDx:
    News:
    US diagnostic company Exact Sciences received a unanimous positive vote
    from the US FDA advisory panel for its Cologuard colon cancer test. This is
    very important to get the product approved later on by the FDA and a positive
    for MDxHealth who is eligible for sales royalties.
    Our View:
    Yesterday, the FDA's committee of genetic experts voted 10-0 that the
    benefits of Cologuard, an experimental stool test that uses DNA to detect
    colon cancer and precancerous growths, outweigh its risks. The vote
    amounts to a recommendation for the FDA to approve the test later this year.
    Cologuard incorporates one of MDXH’s epigenetic biomarkers and
    methylation specific PCR technology, which was licensed to Exact Sciences
    in July 2010. MDXH is eligible for an undisclosed royalty on sales (we
    estimate around 4%). Exact stated previously to expect up to $ 1bn of sales.
    Doctors have long used stool tests to look for hidden blood, a sign of possible
    tumours and precancerous polyps. Cologuard and other DNA tests in
    development detect minute genetic changes associated with cancer cells in
    the colon. On Wednesday, the same FDA panel of experts voted 5-4 that the
    benefits of the Epi proColon kit from German Epigenomics outweigh the
    risks. That tests blood samples, not stool.
    Approving such new tests could reshuffle current practice. The FDA review of
    Cologuard, released earlier this week, suggests Cologuard would require
    additional follow-up studies to see how accurately it performs over several
    years. Current US guidelines recommend traditional blood stool samples
    every year for patients between ages 50 and 75, but only about 60% do so. It
    is unclear how often Cologuard would need to be used. Typical blood stool
    tests cost about $ 25, but advanced tests such as Cologuard can cost a few
    100 or more US dollars.
    According to company studies, Cologuard accurately detected colorectal
    cancer 92% of the time in patients who had cancerous tumours, better than
    the 74% accuracy of traditional blood stool test. However, Cologuard also
    returned more false positives (reporting growths when none were present).
    Colorectal cancer is the second-leading cause of US cancer deaths, with
    over 50,000 expected in 2014, according to the American Cancer Society.
    Deaths from the disease have been declining for more than two decades as
    screenings have increased. Colonoscopy is the most accurate test, but many
    adults are reluctant to undergo the invasive procedure.
    Conclusion:
    The strong vote for Cologuard is a clear positive for MDXH which is eligible
    for potentially sizeable cash inflows in the mid to long term from Cologuard’s
    sales. MDXH itself is focussing on the US commercialization of its biopsy-
    based ConfirmDX test for prostate cancer.
    KBC Securities has no formal recommendation on MDXH.
  9. Cu Chulainn 30 maart 2014 21:43
    Investment analysts at Mizuho lifted their target price on shares of EXACT Sciences (NASDAQ:EXAS) from $18.00 to $22.00 in a note issued to investors on Friday, AnalystRatingsNetwork.com reports. Mizuho’s price target suggests a potential upside of 60.00% from the company’s current price. EXACT Sciences Corporation (NASDAQ:EXAS) weekly performance is -11.19%. On last trading day company shares ended up $12.86. EXACT Sciences Corporation (NASDAQ:EXAS) distance from 50-day simple moving average (SMA50) is -5.10%. Analysts mean target price for the company is $17.33.
  10. [verwijderd] 31 maart 2014 08:46
    Goedemorgen,

    Indicatieve opening volgens DeGiro:

    4,79

    Bart

    ps. Mocht er iemand voor 9 uur dit lezen, kan deze opening bevestigd worden? Ik heb DeGiro pas net, en ga ervan uit dat ik goed kijk!
  11. forum rang 5 Diegy 31 maart 2014 09:20
    Naar de 4 euro? Ze zeggen niks voor niks sell the news. Klopt hier dus ook als een bus.
  12. forum rang 4 guusje 31 maart 2014 09:35
    quote:

    Diegy schreef op 31 maart 2014 09:22:

    Vergeet niet dat de koers eind januari nog op 2,80 stond.
    Heb je ze weer verkocht.
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