Biopharma Stocks June 2017: BIO’s Rallying Cry Gets A Response
Executive Summary
In this month’s stock column, after the Nasdaq Biotech Index (NBI) shot up over 10% at end of June, Scrip focuses on the biopharma companies that propelled that surge. It looks as if investors have been influenced by the BIO Convention held in San Diego, the industry’s biggest forum for self-promotion.
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