Dr. Harvey Tran Daily Letter: The 50/50 Principle

 

Summary

• I share with you the investing lesson to take 50% profits on your big winners while letting the rest ride further upsides.
• After rising to its peak of $273 back in 2020, Galapagos shares tumbled due to fundamental depreciation.
• By implementing my strategy, you could have secured your profits while banking any upside if the company managed to turn around.

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Dear Readers,

In this letter, I want to share with you an important biotech investing principle that is the "50/50 principle." In my view, this rule is important to your investment success because it lets you know when to sell. Now, I'll illustrate this phenomenon through the investment story of Galapagos (GLPG). 

Back in June 2018, I initiated this under the radar Belgium company, Galapagos. During the time, the shares were trading at $100.19. After the company inked the $5.05B mega partnership with Gilead Sciences (GILD) for the development and commercialization of its lead medicine (filgotinib), the stock rose as high as $273 in February 2020.

IBI Educational Series: Classify Your Stocks Into Stories

Summary

I share with you tips on your investment research and monitoring.

Placing your stocks into their appropriate categories helps you to monitor them better.

Categories include growth, stalwart, value, asset, and turnaround.

Make sure you follow the stories in each respective classification and place companies into new categories as the story changes.

Either holding or averaging down during this biotech bear market would lead to lucrative gains in the next bull market cycle.

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Such a study indicates that the greatest investment reward comes to those who by good luck or good sense find the occasional company that over the years can grow in sales and profits far more than the industry as a whole. It further shows that when we believe we have found such a company we had better stick with it for a long period of time. It gives us a strong hint that such companies need not necessarily be young and small. Instead, regardless of size, what really counts is a management having both a determination to attain further important growth and an ability to bring its plans to completion. - Phillip Fisher (Warren Buffett's mentor)

Dear Investors,

To assist you in tracking your stocks, I want to share with you various strategies for classifying your investment into thesis, stories, or categories. That way, you would be more organized and methodical in your investment approach. In my view, being more organized leads to higher returns.

What exactly is an investment thesis?

As you can see, an investment thesis is essentially a story of why you invested in a particular company. Asides from gurus like Warren Buffett, Benjamin Graham, Charlie Munger, Phillip Fisher, John Templeton, etc., I studied Peter Lynch's work. As you can tell, I got this inspiration from Peter Lynch.

Accordingly, Peter Lynch recommended investors write down the investment story for each of their holdings. Back when he was running his fund, Peter Lynch would write down the stories for his universe of thousands of stocks. As for you, I highly recommend that you keep track of your own in this simplified way. Additionally, be sure to utilize all the resources that I provide to you inside IBI.

Figure 1: Peter Lynch and his wife Carolyn

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IBI Market Insight: To Profit From Value Disconnect

Summary

In recent years, stellar breakthroughs such as CAR-T and gene therapies painted the bioscience landscape.

Previously limited by expertise, we're witnessing an increasing number of companies brewing gene-editing molecules.

Precision medicine therapeutics and companion diagnostics are powering the next wave of innovation.

Nonetheless, the China Trade War and drug pricing pressure lead bioscience stocks to exchange hands at a deep discount.

At the turn of the next market cycle, the long-term oriented investors will enjoy sizable profits.

I like the idea of using artificial intelligence because we're so short of the real thing. - Charlie Munger

I hope that you guys had a great weekend. Asides from doing light tasks like posting on my social media, I shifted away from work during the weekend. In my view, it's best to conduct investment research and news analysis during weekdays. As family and God are matters of the heart, they should at least have the weekend. I believe it's more healthy and balance for you to reserve the weekend to rejuvenate and improve other arenas of life. After all, there is more to life than investing. And, the investment process is not a sprint. It's a marathon so pace yourself accordingly.

Figure 1: Charlie Munger and Warren Buffett (Source: Robyn Twomey)

That being said, I'd like to kick off the week with another series coined Market Insight. This publication is similar to the Industry Trends analysis that I conducted from time to time. Despite the resemblance, there are significant differences. Specifically, Market Insight explores current affairs that are driving broader market behaviors. Aside from providing you with the intelligence affecting your investment value, Market Insights offers various strategies to help you capitalize gains and minimize losses.

Aimmune: Contextualizing The ICER Statement

Summary

Aimmune published highly robust Phase 3 (RAMSES, ARTEMIS, and PALISADE) data for AR101. Therefore, the drug is positioned to gain FDA approval for treating peanut allergy by January 2020.

Nonetheless, ICER recently issued a report that questioned the utility of desensitization therapies for peanut allergy.

As opinions rather than facts, the ICER statement is a theory that is used to generate discussion. As such, they do not have any material impact on AR101's approval.

This idea was discussed in more depth with members of my private investing community, Integrated BioSci Investing. Get started today »

The stock market is designed to transfer money from the active to the patient. - Warren Buffet

In bioscience investment, it's crucial to filter out opinions from facts. Despite that you hold a fundamentally sound company, you will face streams of negative market opinions. To stay grounded, it's imperative for you to conduct research due diligence to know when the news is simply a "head fake." This phenomenon is best epitomized by the investment thesis on a food allergy innovator dubbed Aimmune Therapeutics (AIMT).

Though Aimmune delivered extremely robust clinical outcomes for the Phase 3 (RAMSES, ARTEMIS, and PALISADE) trials, its desensitization therapy has been the subject of market negativity. The latest discussion originated from the Institute for Clinical and Economic Review. Notwithstanding, the intelligent Aimmune shareholders are undeterred because such news is simply opinion rather than fact. In this research, I'll present a fundamental analysis of Aimmune while dissecting the negative arguments.

Figure 1: Aimmune chart (Source: StockCharts)

About The Company

As usual, I'll deliver a brief corporate overview for new investors. If you are familiar with the firm, I suggest that you skip to the subsequent section. Headquartered in Brisbane California, Aimmune Therapeutics is focused on the innovation and commercialization of medicines to serve the food allergy market. As the crown jewel of the pipeline, AR101 is an oral biologic for peanut allergy. Designed by the characterized oral desensitization immunotherapy (i.e. CODIT) platform, AR-101 is a powerful preventative (i.e. prophylactic) therapy. Asides from AR101, Aimmune is expanding its development to serve the unmet needs in other food allergies such as egg and walnut.

Figure 2: Therapeutic pipeline (Source: Aimmune)

Achillion: Shifted Gears For Success

Summary

Achillion Pharmaceuticals delivered extremely robust outcomes for the Phase 1 study of ACH-5228 and thereby galvanized the shares to trade multiple folds higher.

The second-generation Factor D inhibitor (ACH-5228) demonstrated over 95% inhibition of the alternative complement pathway.

With stellar data, Achillion advanced ACH-5228 into a Phase 2 study. An investigational new drug application for ACH-5228 is expected by year-end.

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You only have to do very few things right in your life so long as you don't do too many things wrong. - Warren Buffett

Though successful innovation entails mega-profits, the field is fraught with risks. Therefore, a bioscience theme that I like is when a company genuinely admits failure and thus abandons a former area of focus. In my view, it's prudent to shift gears when either the drug did not generate promising data or the market is overcrowded. The aforesaid phenomenon epitomizes the saga of unfolding events centering Achillion Pharmaceuticals (ACHN).

After years of tinkering with molecules for the hepatitis market, Achillion shares took a beating. Make no doubt, Achillion can make excellent medicine. It's just that hepatitis isn't a fertile investment field. With the prowess similar to Achilles, Achillion switched aim to shoot for the mega prospects of the complement-mediated disease market. As it rolled in uncanny data, the stock recently enjoyed a gargantuan rally. The elephant in the room is whether there is further upside. In this research, I'll present a fundamental analysis of Achillion and provide my expectation on this intriguing grower.

Figure 1: Achillion chart (Source: StockCharts)

About The Company

As usual, I'll deliver a brief corporate overview for new investors. If you are familiar with the firm, I suggest that you skip to the subsequent section. Based in Bluebell Pennsylvania, Achillion is focused on the development and commercialization of small molecule complement inhibitors. Poised in the delivery of hopes to patients, Achillion is striving to serve the strong unmet needs in neurology, nephrology, hematology, and ophthalmology.

Achillion initially targets markets without an approved medicine. Moreover, the company seeks to capture niches having a robust demand for better treatment options. Accordingly, the ongoing development includes paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria (PNH), C3 glomerulopathy (C3G), and immune complex membranoproliferative glomerulonephritis (IC-MPGN).

Figure 2: Therapeutic pipeline (Source: Achillion)

Atara: The Silver Bullet For Multiple Sclerosis

Summary

Atara recently published excellent tolerability data for ATA-188 at the 5th Congress of the European Academy of Neurology (EAN) in Oslo Norway.

In 2H2019, the company will deliver initial efficacy results for the first cohort taking ATA-188.

That aside, the firm will report Phase 3 results for its lead franchise tab-cell this year. The positive outcomes will erase doubt and fear regarding the departure of senior management.

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We always live in an uncertain world. What is certain is that the United States will go forward over time. - Warren Buffett

In my view, a copycat drug usually procures meager sales. By the time a biosimilar comes to the market, a legion of "me too" therapeutics already decimated the profit margin. On the contrary, the largest investment profits typically arise from a molecule with a novel mechanism of action. Essentially, investors reward for innovation rather than duplication. Despite my affinity for tab-cel, I believe that Atara Biotherapeutics (ATRA) has two wildcards with a disruptive mechanism of action that can galvanize the company's prospects.

Specifically, ATA-188 and ATA-190 are designed as silver bullets for the dread condition (multiple sclerosis). They attack multiple sclerosis as if the disease is of viral origin rather than autoimmune. This is in stark contrast to the conventional paradigm that multiple sclerosis is strictly autoimmune. As such, I believe that any positive news on this front will induce a vigorous rally. In this research, I'll present a fundamental analysis of Atara while focusing on the multiple sclerosis franchise.

Figure 1: Atara chart (Source: StockCharts)

About The Company

As usual, I'll deliver a brief corporate overview for new investors. If you are familiar with the firm, I suggest that you skip to the subsequent section. Headquartered in San Francisco California, Atara is focused on the innovation and commercialization of allogeneic T-cell immunotherapies (“A-TCI”) to serve the strong unmet needs in cancer and autoimmune diseases. Since A-TCI functions similar to a CAR-T, it activates the most important cells of the immune system (i.e. T-cells). I noted in the prior research,

Instead of engaging CD4 (helper T-cells), A-TCI primes CD8 (killer) T-cells with intelligence to improve these cells’ adeptness at detecting and destroying cancers and virus. Powering by A-TCI, Atara is growing a robust pipeline of immunotherapies. The partnership with Memorial-Sloan Kettering (MSK) also enabled Atara to deliver the next-generation mesothelin-targeted CAR-T (i.e. MT-CART).

Figure 2: Therapeutic pipeline (Source: Atara)

ArQule: Profiting From Tyrosine Kinase Inhibition

Summary

Though not exhilarating, value and growth investing usually garner outsized returns. Nonetheless, it takes time for the value of growth equity like ArQule to be unlocked.

After years of dormancy, Arqule bulls rallied to the strong clinical reporting of ARQ-531 for various blood cancers. And, I forecast that advanced trials will deliver positive results.

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Time is the friend of the wonderful company, the enemy of the mediocre. - Warren Buffett

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Aside from his prowess for numbers, Warren Buffett has the excellent temperament for investment. In my view, Buffett's mega success is the cumulation of his hard work and rigorous learning. With a voracious appetite for knowledge, Buffett read financial report daily in his office. The man is a learning machine. That aside, the fact that Buffett lives in the golden land of opportunity also helps him grow Berkshire Hathaway (BRK) to become a multibillion-dollars franchise. In following the footsteps on the giant Buffett, I made it a habit to exercise my due diligence by researching every day and periodically reviewing my investment thesis. This learning process reinforces my growth and value investing approach that is adapted specifically for the life science industry. Over the years, I'm convinced that the Buffett wisdom - time being on your side when you hold a fundamentally sound stock - is true. As such, my pick on the oncology innovator ArQule (ARQL) exemplifies the Oracle's teaching.

Figure 1: Arqule stock chart. (Source: StockCharts)

From 2016 to early 2018, the shares were trading at a depressed level, around $1.5 per share. During the time, I realized that there is much room for growth ahead due to the quality of its molecules. And, I was even more excited because ArQule was undergoing a period of market unpopularity. Consequently, it enabled the stock to trade at a deep bargain to its true worth or intrinsic value as Buffett calls it. In just over a year, ArQule has appreciated over 37%. Despite the modest gains, the best is yet to come. In this article, I'll present a fundamental analysis of ArQule and provide my expectation on this young grower.

About The Company

As usual, I'll deliver a brief corporate overview for new investors. If you are familiar with the firm, I suggest that you skip to the subsequent section. Headquartered in Burlington Massachusetts, Arqule is focused on the innovation and commercialization of precision medicine to serve the unmet needs in oncology. Harnessing the power of various tyrosine kinase medicines, Arqule is brewing a robust pipeline of three molecules (ARQ-531, miransertib, and ARQ-751) for various cancers.

Figure 2: Therapeutic pipeline. (Source: Arqule)

Intercept: Amid The FDA Draft Guidance OCA Will Be Approved

Summary

Intercept is an excellent contrarian bet due to a stream of negative news flow amid the strong fundamental development. As such, there is definitely a silver lining in the dark.

The current pessimism against Intercept is the 2019 NASH draft guidance. Mr. Market believes that the draft will hamper the prospect of obeticholic acid's approval. This is certainly overblown.

As the light that shines in the darkness, the Phase 3 REGENERATE trial for obeticholic acid covers all bases. With strong data, OCA will gain approval for all NASH stages.

You only have to do very few things right in your life so long as you don't do too many things wrong. - Warren Buffett

In Benjamin Graham's book The Intelligent Investor, the Father of Value Investing epitomizes the fickle nature of the equity niche as "Mr. Market." Driven by emotion, Mr. Market usually makes impulsive decisions that are disconnected from the stock's fundamentals. His mood is reflective of a pendulum that swings to either extreme optimism or grave pessimism. As I'm cognizant of his behavior, I'm enthused by a good investment prospect disdained by Mr. Market. In my view, investors have a much better chance of uncovering undervalued equities during a stock's period of unpopularity. If all experts are opining positively on a stock, chances are that it's either optimally priced over overpriced. A prime example of this phenomenon is Intercept Pharmaceuticals (ICPT).

Figure 1: Intercept chart (Source: StockCharts)

The current market consensus believes that there are irreparable safety issues centering the lead medicine obeticholic acid (Ocaliva). Nonetheless, OCA is already approved for another liver disease for years. Therefore, it's acceptable safety profile is established. As I addressed those specific issues in prior articles, I'll defer from going over the same issues. That aside, it seems that Mr. Market is now having a fit regarding the latest FDA guidance for nonalcoholic steatohepatitis ("NASH"). Despite the grim outlook, the fundamental picture of Intercept is brighter than ever. In this article, I'll present a fundamental analysis of Intercept while focusing on the ramification of the FDA draft guidance.

About The Company

As usual, I'll deliver a brief corporate overview for new investors. If you are familiar with the firm, I suggest that you skip to the subsequent section. Headquartered in New York City, Intercept is focused on the innovation and commercialization of a semisynthetic bile acid known as OCA to treat serious liver conditions. In binding to the “holy grail” receptor farnesoid X, OCA activates many key regenerative responses. On May 2016, the FDA approvedOCA as Ocaliva for the treatment of a rare and chronic liver condition, primary biliary cholangitis ("PBC").

Figure 2: Therapeutics pipeline (Source: Intercept)

Currently in a Phase 3 trial, Intercept is most likely the first company to launch a medicine for managing the highly prevalent fatty liver disease, NASH. As the crown jewel of Intercept is its fatty liver disease franchise, I'll shift gears to cover the recent market concern regarding NASH.

IBI Top Picks For Summer 2019 Part II: Which Bioscience Stock Will Sit On The Iron Throne?

Summary

Last weekend, I featured Part I of the Top Picks for Summer 2019. I'll finish up this series by presenting four more growth companies.

As a leader in the non-alcoholic steatohepatitis space, Madrigal is most likely to deliver strong advance data and thereby takes its crown as the undisputed champion in the $25B market.

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One thing that could help would be to write down the reason you are buying a stock before your purchase. Force yourself to write this down. It clarifies your mind and discipline. - Warren Buffett

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In Part I of my Top Picks For Summer 2019, I featured four powerful bioscience growth equities. To complete this summer expedition, I recently came out of the jungle of bioscience equities to deliver to you four more intriguing investment leads. In my view, they are low hanging fruits that can catapult your portfolio to the new high, provided that you hold them for the next several years. In my view, the most outsized returns arise from long-term investing.

If you take equity investment similar to buying a house, it'll make much more sense. One cannot expect to flip a house overnight for the most gargantuan profit. A house needs years to appreciate multiple folds. From the fundamental paradigm, equity investment works pretty much the same way. Time is simply a requisite for a growth business to unlock its full potential. Buffett said it best: "You can't produce a baby in one month by getting nine women pregnant."

My view is in line with the Oracle of Omaha, Buffett. Nevertheless, I believe that you can still bank short-term profits in bioscience. This occurs in situations known as "binary events" like an FDA approval or clinical data reporting. Nonetheless, one needs to have expert forecasting skills to have an edge over the market. Armed with all the arsenals, it's still quite risky. Moreover, the returns are not outsized as in ultra-long-term holding to make investing worthwhile.

CRISPR: Vertex Doubled Down On The Reigning Champion CRISPR/Cas9

Summary

Monitoring pharmaceutical-partnership is a prudent strategy to assess the underlying value of a platform technology.

Due to its stellar CRISPR/Cas9 platform, CRISPR Therapeutics is able to expand its collaborative relationship with the pharmaceutical elite, Vertex.

Leveraging CRISPR's expertise, Vertex is marching into the lands of gene-editing to galvanize medicines for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy and Myotonic Dystrophy Type 1.

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All there is to investing is picking good stocks at good times and staying with them as long as they remain good companies. - Warren Buffett

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If you look at a fruitful marriage, chances are that the house is filled with joy and laughter. In bioscience investment, the pursuit of happiness also comes from partnership and acquisition. And, there is an aplenty of partnership to drive the common goal of delivering hopes for patients while reaping profits for shareholders. That being said, the most transcending situation occurs when a partner doubled down its initial commitment. In my view, there has to be something like an invaluable technology platform that enticed the partner. Consequently, I believe that this situation usually leads to an outright acquisition.

The prime example of the aforesaid phenomenon is the union between Vertex Pharmaceuticals (VRTX) and CRISPR Therapeutics (CRSP). Due to the partnership expansion, CRISPR shares appreciated 15% today and thereby procured a 119% profits for my Core Portfolio Alpha. Nonetheless, the best is yet to come. In this research, I'll present a fundamental analysis of CRISPR while focusing on partnership expansion.

Figure 1: Crispr stock chart (Source: StockCharts)

About The Company

As usual, I'll deliver a brief corporate overview for new investors. If you are familiar with the firm, I suggest that you skip to the subsequent section. Based in Switzerland, CRISPR Therapeutics is focused on the development and commercialization of gene-based therapies to serve the unmet needs in blood disorders, immuno/oncology conditions, and regenerative medicines. On the shoulders of its stellar gene-editing platform dubbed CRISPR/Cas9, CRISPR set out to make history. In a two-pronged approach, the firm is nourishing a highly promising portfolio of gene-editing medicines and CAR-T therapeutics.

As it galvanizes the next-generation gene-editing medicines, CRISPR attracted the attention of Vertex. In unison, the partners are developing up to six CRISPR/Cas9-based molecules. Nevertheless, CTX-001 is simply the first prodigy child in this harmonious union. But there is much more to come, as shown in the deep pipeline below.

Figure 2: Therapeutic pipeline (Source: Crispr)

IBI Notable Community Discussion: The Best Is Yet To Come

Summary

Bioscience stocks commenced the week on a rally with the momentum building stronger toward the weekend. Nektar, Portola, Sesen, and especially Regenxbio are trading northbound.

Packing heavy punches, Sesen Bio is knocking market bears toward an approval. Due to the robust VISTA outcomes, Vicinium will ultimately replace Valstar as the standard of care.

In readying for an upcoming approval of NKTR-181, Nektar formed the new subsidiary Inheris. It'll ensure a robust launch for NKTR-181, the silver bullet for the prescription opioid abuse epidemic.

Special thanks of all Integrated BioSci Investing members who participated in our daily discussion. I'm grateful for your intellectual generosity.

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You only have to do very few things right in your life so long as you don't do too many things wrong. - Warren Buffett

For the Memorial Day weekend, I'll feature another Integrated BioSci Investing Notable Community Discussion ("NCD"). This series is born out of my quest to continually improve the service for our community. As follow, an NCD fills in the gap for members who are unable to join the daily chat due to work and other obligations. As such, present pertinent highlights that we discussed during the week.

On Tuesday, May 21st, Flamman initiated an excellent discussion. As the market traded lower, the opportunistic investor Flamman - at least that's how I viewed him - prudently picked up shares in some key companies. Some of his purchases included the red hot Sesen Bio (SESN), Nektar Therapeutics(NKTR), and Omeros Corporation (OMER). Of note, I recently published updates on both Sesen and Nektar. You should definitely check out those research if you haven't done so. My trading analytics suggest that the momentum is building in Sesen, Nektar, Omer, and Regenxbio. These stocks have been trading on an uptrend earlier in the week.

Figure 1: Notable IBI stocks (Source: Yahoo Finance)

IBI Industry Trends: Important Ramifications From The Amazon Acquisition Of PillPack

Summary

Due to the PillPack acquisition, Amazon will reduce the service demand for traditional brick-and-mortal retail pharmacy.

There is an industry shift favoring mail-order prescription and online pharmacy. Ultimately, it's changing the landscapes for traditional operators like Walgreens and CVS Health.

Under Amazon's gargantuan infrastructure and improved logistics, PillPack will enjoy aggressive business growth. Moreover, it'll launch Amazon's online pharmacy as the initial step for more market domination.

In conveniently offering various medicines in a package, PillPack reduces the complexity of taking drug combination and thereby improves patient convenience.

The theme of investing in logistics providers to capitalize on the growth of another related industry is quite intriguing. This strategy leads to highly profitable returns.

The business schools reward difficult complex behavior more than simple behavior, but simple behavior is more effective. - Warren Buffett

In supplementing my daily research, I periodically feature other articles in various series for members of Integrated BioSci Investing. My goal is to provide members with additional coverage to synergize my usual in-depth research. In the past, I experimented with the excessive emphasis on series articles. And, I learned that it reduced the quality of Integrated BioSci Investing's usual research. With more wisdom, I'll ensure that these brief analysis solely serve to "enhance" rather than "replace" my core value to our private investment community. Through my work, I seek to empower you in making prudent investment decisions and becoming better investors.

Figure 1: Amazon chart (Source: StockCharts)

Though I focus on therapeutic innovation, it's also important for me to assess related business (i.e. retail pharmacy). After all, how innovated drugs are utilized down the vertical chain influences the profitability of bioscience stocks. That being said, I'm intrigued by the recent Amazon (AMZN) acquisition of PillPack. The aforementioned merger and acquisition (M&A) came to my awareness through IBI community discussion.

A notable IBI member shared with the community an article from Christina Farr of CNBC. In my opinion, Farr did a fine coverage of the inside story regarding the Amazon acquisition of PillPack. Instead of solely reading the news, I believe that it's important for you to analyze the information and place them within their appropriate context. In my learning process, I created a "mental framework of data" to make more accurate investment decisions.

My biological analysis machinery is upgraded every time I read up on news and trial results. Consequently, it continually fine-tunes my analytical forecast of clinical trial results and regulatory approvals. And, I want to teach you how to conduct your own analysis rather than simply listening to my recommendation. It's much rewarding to instruct a man how to fish rather than providing him the fish alone.