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Novo Nordisk suddenly seems surprisingly... desperate.

When a billion-dollar company like $NOVO B (+0,28 %) suddenly starts throwing around such cheap advertising, you can see it immediately:

Someone is trying to artificially boost the share price.

11 Comentarios

Brother L.@Brateeee

I'm no marketing expert, but anyone who doesn't use social media as an advertising platform is simply ignoring a large potential advertising market. Especially since potential customers are likely to spend a lot of time using social channels, I find your thesis rather amusing instead of the other way around...

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Wif@salvo89ari

@Brateeee hope you didn't buy novo 🤫

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Null@Frei

Said the boy with the Pokemon cards

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MEMO@MEMO1993

I think it's really nice that you rate pharmaceutical companies with an advertisement *yikes*. Assuming you're in the medical field, you really know a lot about the company and what's going on there. It's also obvious that you have a lot of experience in the stock market. A little tip: you can make money with any company, it depends on when you buy and every company has ups and downs and every company corrects after a while, it has always been like that and it will always be like that.

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Pascal@Pacco93

It's amazing what alleged causal connections you recognize here, you seem to be called to higher things.
There are many people here who have a lot of expertise and then there are you, where I have to laugh at every post and comment because you so obviously display your ignorance 😕

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opportunity_seeker_742@opportunity_seeker_742

How can you be done with life like you 😂

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juliana@juliana-investment

I've often heard the word "chip shop" in connection with Novo, I think that's completely true😀

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Null@Frei

@juliana-investment this usually comes from those who are invested and are very heavily in the red and don't want to admit it. 😀

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juliana@juliana-investment

That's true😀 but I hardly think that someone is in Plus

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market_genius_2752@market_genius_2752

Sales figures for pharmaceutical companies are product-specific. Take Bayer with aspirin, for example. Social media has little relevance here if it does not relate to the product itself

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Calvinhay4@Calvinhay4

What do you think?

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