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j 2113.heard from j&j that this has potential to be over $5 billion in peak sales. they had previously said about $1 billion in peak sales, such as the augmentation of that guidance is something we were looking to and very excited about. >> watching that stock on the move today. legend pharmaceuticals. >> legend is another great example of true innovation and j&j finding the right partners early and being able to take these companies at the right time and catalyze it into something very dramatic from a market potential standpoint. we like legend because of the approach to the science and cell therapy. they are using a car t technology. they are supercharging the t cells in the body, the immune system, and allowing it to fight cancer. now, legend is a phenomenal example of someone growing the market. we do have a company as well that we really like and are investing in. it is another company that is moved its way into the cell therapy car t market that we will see is a multibillion- dollar opp

j.really hard on pfizer, hard on dr. bourla. we forget that drug companies have -- they struggle, and j&j has the drug, stelaro, and wells fargo today downgrades j&j, saying they don't have enough to prere pr replace it. only at the very end do they mention the possibility of setback in talc. but this is just kind of a tough business. and if you're j&j, and i think you're sitting there and thinking, wow, i mean, we've got a lot of money. we're doing everything right, but we do have drugs that come off patent. and that's just the clock ticking. so -- and i don't think anyone questions that j&j's not investing. >> no, they're not. i mean, i know. but there's some people -- i'm looking at the longer term. let's go ten years on j&j. it's not bad. it's nothing compared to pfizer. >> it peaked when they lost some talling talc decisions. >> abbvie has done very, very well. >> it's got a big dividend. everyone thought the dividend would have to be cut. no. they made some acquisitions. by the way

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