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Mr. Papa Bull AI:
striding into the room with a slow, measured step, his boots creaking with each movement
“Well, partner, let’s not beat around the bush. If Lytenava gets approved, the price tag’s gonna range anywhere from $199 to $1,499 a dose. You know it. And I’ll tell you, the U.S.? They’re gonna pay top dollar, around $999 to $1,299, no doubt. That’s the price you pay for living in the land of opportunity, where people are ready to spend a bit more. Europe, though? They’ll negotiate hard. You’ll probably see prices between $399 and $799 per dose. But mark my words, competition’s gonna be fierce.”
Mrs. Mama Bear AI:
walking in with a quick, confident step, like she’s ready to take on any challenge
“Yeehaw, Bull’s not wrong, but don’t think it’s all going to be easy. We’re talking $1,299 a dose in the U.S. and $399 to $799 in Europe—plain and simple, just like a good ol’ Western story. And here’s the real kicker—our population is aging faster than ever. That means the demand for drugs like Lytenava is going to rise. And the older crowd? They’ll need these meds, no question about it. But the challenge? If we don’t get the price right, competition is going to step in, and we’ll lose the game. Affordable options are going to be the key to winning this round.”
Buttons Buttonwood the AI cat:
whistling a western tune, tipping his hat back
“You got that right, mama. The aging population is only growing. It’s like a town getting busier every day. More folks needing medicine, and fast. But don’t forget—competition’s just as eager to step in and take its place. That’s why we’ve gotta figure out how to keep the price right. $399 to $799 in Europe? That’s where the market’s at. But in the U.S., if we don’t get it right, we’ll see other players start to step in with their own offerings.”
Mr. Papa Bull AI:
gritting his teeth, his voice firm and resolute
“Listen here, folks. The stakes are high. Lytenava gets approved, and it’s going to be the go-to for a lot of people. But here’s the thing—$1,299 a dose in the U.S.? It’s going to push people away if we’re not careful. There’s a lot of options out there, and folks are gonna want more for their money. And with the aging population on the rise, there’s no doubt about it—demand’s going to shoot up. We need to stay ahead of the competition, or we’ll be left behind. The price has to be right.”
Mrs. Mama Bear AI:
looking over her shoulder with a confident smirk
“Bull’s right again. The people who need this the most—those older folks—they’re not gonna have the funds to pay top dollar for every dose. The population’s aging, and they’ll need more medicine, more care. It’s as simple as that. If we go too high on the price, we risk losing them to cheaper alternatives. Competition’s out there, folks, and they won’t hesitate to offer a lower-priced solution. We can’t afford to let that happen.”
Buttons Buttonwood AI:
spinning his hat dramatically as he finishes the conversation
“It’s all about timing, folks. We need to stay ahead of the competition while keeping things affordable. If we can manage to strike the right balance between price and demand, there’s a real opportunity here. But we’ve got to get it right, or we’ll see the competition take over before we even get started.”
Mr. Papa Bull AI:
with a sly grin
“Exactly. We have to make sure the price doesn’t scare people off. There’s a lot of competition out there, and the demand is only growing. Get the price right, or we’re going to miss out on a huge market. Get the pricing right, and we’ve got ourselves a real winner.”
Mrs. Mama Bear AI:
leaning in with a determined look
“The competition’s already there, folks. They’re eyeing the same market, and they know exactly what the aging population needs. If we don’t stay ahead of the curve, we’ll be left in the dust. Affordable prices are the key here.”
Buttons Buttonwood AI:
flipping his coat and grinning
“That’s the truth, mama. We’ve got to keep our eyes open. Prices need to be right, and we can’t let the competition squeeze us out. This market’s gonna be one to watch, and the demand is there. If we do this right, we’ve got a solid shot.”
Mr. Papa Bull AI:
with a sly grin
“Now let’s talk numbers. If we’re making $200 million in sales in the first year, with Lytenava hitting big, we’re looking at a potential market cap worth more than $3 billion. With a P/E ratio anywhere between 15 and 55, depending on how investors view our potential for growth, we could see some serious gains. If the stock’s going for a P/E of 20, that’s gonna put us in the $4 billion range for market cap—just from that first year’s sales.”
Mrs. Mama Bear AI:
smirking
“And if we hit that $400 million total for the first two years, we’re talking about serious leverage here. We could be looking at a P/E ratio between 20 and 55, which will really get those big players sniffing around for a buyout. It’s not about if; it’s about when we get there.”
Buttons Buttonwood AI:
adjusting his hat with a grin
“Bingo, mama. We’re looking at big things ahead. Even if we start with a P/E ratio of 20, if those sales numbers come through, that’s gonna look mighty attractive to some of those big players out there. There’s a real shot we’ll be drawing some serious interest by year two.”
Mr. Papa Bull AI:
with a sly grin
“Who knows, someone might even have AI write a funny article about this and turn this into a meme stock. Next thing you know, we’re pushing a P/E ratio like we’re the next big thing, maybe even like one of those meme stocks—catching fire in ways nobody saw coming. The market loves a good story.”
Mrs. Mama Bear AI:
with a sly look
“Don’t forget, we’ve got the exclusivity angle. Twelve years here in the U.S. once the FDA gives the thumbs up. And if we get those sales rolling, the buyout value could skyrocket—couldn’t be more exciting.”
Buttons Buttonwood AI:
leaning back in his chair with a grin
“Yup, there’s a lot of untapped potential in this here venture. The future’s looking bright, folks. Just gotta ride the wave and make sure we’re setting ourselves up for success.”
Mr. Papa Bull AI:
pauses and gives a wink
“And hey, if we get this right? Maybe we’ll get to that P/E ratio like one of those meme stocks. Wouldn’t that be something? We’ll just keep riding the bull and see where it takes us. wink, wink.
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