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Soleno Therapeutics SLNO

Scorpion shorts Soleno (SLNO), arguing VYKAT XR — a $500K/year repackaged 50-year-old generic — is causing pediatric heart-failure hospitalizations and was approved on sham trial data; the launch will collapse.

Avantor, Inc. AVTR

Avantor's board has presided over five years of self-inflicted operational and capital-allocation failures; a refreshed board, cost discipline, buybacks and portfolio optimization can deliver 97-134% upside by 2027.

Fortrea Holdings Inc. FTRE

Fortrea, LabCorp's spun-out CRO, earns 9% EBITDA margins versus 18% peers; CEO Tom Pike's IQVIA playbook implies $47-$72 per share, 60-144% upside at normalized margins.

PMV Pharmaceuticals PMVP

PMV's Phase I readout on May 26 will disappoint: PC14586 is too weak, too toxic, and too short-lived to win FDA approval, leaving only $295M of cash behind a $628M market cap.

Acutus Medical Inc. AFIB

MultiPlan Corp MPLN

MultiPlan is a financially-engineered SPAC corpse losing its biggest customer UHC to UHC's own competitor Naviguard; expect 35% revenue loss and 8x+ leverage by 2022.

Accelerate Diagnostics AXDX

AXDX is a one-product company whose Pheno system is a flawed niche diagnostic — missed reagent targets, a looming Mayo-UCLA study failure, and cash burn point to 70% downside to a $6 price target.

CareDx, Inc. CDNA

CareDx is a $1.7bn story built on AllSure, a cfDNA kidney-rejection test that misses 40% of rejections and faces 70% annual patient attrition, competition and Medicare reset — ~70% downside.

Henry Schein, Inc. HSIC

HSIC's soon-to-spin Vets First Corp is growing far faster than the Street thinks — proprietary data shows 75% install-base growth, driving a $106-126 SOTP target vs. $84 today.

Adamas Pharmaceuticals, Inc. ADMS

Kerrisdale is long ADMS: Gocovri, the only FDA-approved drug for levodopa-induced dyskinesia, plus an MS and Vimpat XR pipeline, is worth over $100/share versus ~$25 today.

Perrigo Company plc PRGO

Perrigo lost half its value after rejecting Mylan's $205 bid; divesting Rx and Tysabri royalty, fixing BCH margins, and restoring credibility can re-rate the stock to consumer-staples peers.

Valeant Pharmaceuticals International VRX

Citron's 'next Enron' attack on Valeant is a 1963 AmEx Salad Oil rerun — Philidor is ~7% of sales, the franchise is intact, and VRX at 7x cash EPS offers 60-215% upside.

Valeant Pharmaceuticals International VRX

Citron's 'next Enron' attack on Valeant overstates the risk: Philidor is only ~6% of sales, and even written off, VRX trades at ~8x 2016 cash EPS with 135%+ long-term upside.

Valeant Pharmaceuticals International VRX

Valeant is mis-valued on a traditional earnings multiple; crediting its Pearson-led Platform Value — like Jarden or Danaher — unlocks $330+/share, ~48% upside from $223.

Valeant Pharmaceuticals International VRX

Valeant is a platform compounder that traditional P/E undervalues; SOTP plus credit for ongoing M&A implies $330+/share vs $223 today, with up to $618 by 2020.