🍊 is getting serious: planned cost reductions of 30-80% are being implemented by US pharmaceutical giants such as $JNJ (+1,41%) , $ABBV (+4,87%) and $LLY (+4,21%) under massive pressure. This is certainly a step in the right direction for the population - drug prices in the USA were sometimes really beyond good and evil.
But of course bitter from an investor's point of view. The big pharmaceutical stocks could take a big hit.
It will be interesting to see whether foreign companies such as $NOVO B (+3,6%) and Co will also be dragged down by this.
Personally, I don't currently have any individual pharma positions (only via ETFs), but I am planning to build something up in the long term - just not in this phase of uncertainty.
What's your situation? Are you invested in the US pharma segment and can withstand a possible price slide?