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but a few months ago, we learned opdivo wasn't all that wondrous. in fact, it failed to meet some end points in an important lung cancer study that caused the stock from $75 down to the mid-50s immediately. then when still one more study came out showing this drug had inferior characteristics to merck's keytruda, bristol-myers broke down to $49 as the market judged it was just hype, not substance. today bristol-myers reported and they had some good things to say about opdivo and some of its other drugs. by this point, short sellers, who had been swarming over the stock because it seemed like the second coming of a valeant, a very unfair comparison that nevertheless got around. well, they were stymied because as poorly as this company has played its hand when it came to promising opdivo's greatness, management was understatedly positive today. or to put it in the prism i'm using tonight, the quarter simply wasn't as bad as people that it would be. the stock rallied more than 5%. i actually still think bristol-myers is promising too much but today's g

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