CEO of Novo Nordisk steps down

Epi@Epi

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Our head tastemaker @Seebi knew it! 🚀

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investment_guru_2035@investment_guru_2035

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@Epi What exactly? That the CEO is resigning?

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Epi@Epi

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@investment_guru_2035 He simply knew everything that would cause Novo's share price to plummet further!
I can't wait to see what else he will have known! 🔮🚀

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Thomas@DonkeyKongx

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@Epi I have to hand it to you 😂 maybe he could tell us the new CEO 😄👌

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Epi@Epi

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@DonkeyKongx I don't think he's going to call him us.

Too busy.

With applications.

For jobs that have just become vacant.

As CEO.

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Thomas@DonkeyKongx

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@Epi Exactly my humor 😄🚀

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NEWT@SteelAnacott

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@Epi With which company? Thor Steinar?

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Epi@Epi

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@SteelAnacott Does Thor Steinar also have a vacant CEO position at the moment? The Kingdom of Germany is also in a leadership crisis right now, just like various pharma AGs.
There are really a lot of applications to write, especially for our @Seebi 😲

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investment_guru_2035@investment_guru_2035

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@Epi My mistake 😅

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Epi@Epi

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@investment_guru_2035 Not a thing. We're all just human. Except our @Testo-Investor, which is a superhuman. 😁

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Testo-Investor@Testo-Investor

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@Epi I'll do my best, you know that?

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Heinz R.@Here1667

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A change at the top at Novo was overdue. The current CEO is a miserable salesman and far too lax in his dealings with Eli Lilly. The Americans cheat wherever they can and market their Zepound as the best product on the market.
Novo Nordisk is by far the market leader, they have a much better pipeline, the study results of new candidates are better than the unadorned ones from Lilly. Eli Lilly, for example, commissions studies whose results are celebrated like the holy grail. Independent study results are only available to a limited extent.
Novo needs a new CEO who can present its own advantages clearly and simply and take a different approach to the competition. Then a sharp rise in the share price is only a matter of time.

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investment_guru_2035@investment_guru_2035

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@Here1667 I see it the same way. For me, a change of CEO at a weakening company is more of a good sign than a bad one.
If we were now a week away from the Annual General Meeting or financial release, I would say that something is wrong with the figures. But now that they have been presented recently, a head is rolling because the previous CEO has missed out on potential.

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market_expert_gbtws@market_expert_gbtws

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I didn't think I would get this course again. Buy

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