Valeant CEO Joseph Papa: Turning Things Around | Mad Money | CNBC

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  • Опубліковано 9 тра 2016
  • With a new CEO at the helm, is it possible that Valeant can turn itself around or is the whole thing a value trap? Jim Cramer speaks to the new CEO to find out.
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    Valeant CEO Joseph Papa: Turning Things Around | Mad Money | CNBC

КОМЕНТАРІ • 12

  • @starkest
    @starkest 8 років тому +11

    haha "this is not about money". This dishonest CEO is a good fit to VRX values

  • @2011blueman
    @2011blueman 8 років тому +6

    1:55 That is not Valeant's business model. It's a bad sign when the new CEO comes out the gate with spin so thick it would be classified as a lie by an objective observer. 2:55 Again, organic growth has not been their business model. For their sized company they have almost no R&D budget. They don't research, their model has been to buy drugs from other companies and then jack up the prices to ridiculous levels.

    • @guitarwinds
      @guitarwinds 8 років тому

      I think from this interview we know that Valeant's business model is dead as is the chance of that $200 share price again. This CEO confirmed that with Valeant's "focus" on pipeline now. The real question is if their new business can manage through the old business' debt which it likely can not since the old business was built on fast growth. The good news for patients is that some other company will buy the good products Valeant makes if the company ends up going under from its debt load.

  • @DIYDanCars
    @DIYDanCars 7 років тому +2

    It's kinda fun looking back on this video as Joe Papa has been executing his turn around plan to the T. Nice work Joe! Valeant will have a very bright future under hit leadership. Buy the stock while it's still cheap!!!!

  • @dorotheacist
    @dorotheacist 8 років тому +4

    Papa blew off the question about Valeant's using non-GAAP numbers. Cramer totally let him get away with it. And, then, in the end, Jim pretended like he had given a really hard-driving interview!! Sucks. Still, I am going to invest in Valeant, just on a hunch. :)

  • @paulwarren796
    @paulwarren796 6 років тому

    LIFE HAD SOME MELONCOLY FRIENDSHIPS THAT ALMOST COULD'VE HAPPENED--OLD JOE WAS SO SCARED WHEN HE SAW MOM IN THE HOME....

  • @billhulme5656
    @billhulme5656 4 роки тому

    Dont forget the Apotec, Shermans murder. The said no to valeant.

  • @billhulme5656
    @billhulme5656 4 роки тому +1

    Thats as shady as it gets

  • @YUEHCHEN
    @YUEHCHEN 7 років тому

    Buy the stock when it is cheap.

  • @dogestranding5047
    @dogestranding5047 8 років тому +1

    "Joe Papi"