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Tim Anderson Quotes
«It was a good quarter and quiet with no surprises, which is never a bad thing.»
Author: Tim Anderson
«You've got the good with the bad with the sector, ... The good being that you've got good products and fundamentals and the bad being that you've got some negative headlines.»
Author: Tim Anderson
«The quarter was good in that they didn't have anything negative at a time when a lot of people are wary about earnings,»
Author: Tim Anderson
«This is a pretty good deal for King. It brings them into new therapeutic areas and shows management is aggressive.»
Author: Tim Anderson
«The biggest hurdle in deals like these is the management issues - who will run the company.»
Author: Tim Anderson
«The company's not going out of business, but ironically it's acting like a cyclical, which drug companies aren't supposed to do. The turnaround may not happen for a couple of years, but it's a well run company that just happens to be facing a lot of problems.»
Author: Tim Anderson
«You've had nothing but bad news on the group, ... It's a reason why the stocks are cheap generally.»
Author: Tim Anderson
«Basically there were no surprises.»
Author: Tim Anderson
«There are some names out there, like Wyeth, for example, that, you know, the base business is in good enough shape, where they actually don't need much coming out of the pipeline,»
Author: Tim Anderson
«I though it was a situation that might cost up to 20 cents [a share in profit], but not up to 35 cents,»
Author: Tim Anderson