Agenus (AGEN) has outperformed. Of course some profit-taking was
expected, but the firm has definitely done a good job rebuilding a new pipeline
backed by updated information and more mature understanding of the immune
system and the requirements for a successful immunotherapy. Investors might
have been missing the transformation but when they got the chance to look
deeper into the firm’s programs, they liked what they saw. AGEN’s price has more than doubled since
January 2012 on large trading volume, insinuating that the rally is for real
and that investors are expecting good news to finally emerge from the firm’s
labs and finances in the same time. A relevant comforting symptom is that
Agenus’ partnership with GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) has proven solid like a rock,
which might have helped convince the skeptics that Agenus’ QS-21 Stimulon is
genuine adjuvant essential for to the efficacy of vaccines both preventive and
therapeutic. More...