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09.09.03 13:46
#51
Tatanka-Yotanka
Zick-Zock bist im falschen Thread
Ursprünglich gings hier um die deutsche Schering und nach meiner Kenntnis hat die nichts mit Schering-Plough zu tun. Aber die Idee ist gut. Schering-Plough scheint eine gute gelegenheit zu sein
10.09.03 09:13
#55
Zick-Zock
Man ist sich mit der SEC einig = Aufstufung KZ 25$
| 09/09 | Schering-Plough Resolves SEC`s Inquiry On Company Meetings - Update |
| 09/09 | Schering-Plough Settles With SEC Over Inquiry Into Meetings |
| 09/09 | We See Little Downside In Schering-Plough Stock - Raymond James Comments |
| 09/09 | Raymond James Ups Schering-Plough Corp. To Strong Buy From Market Perform With $25 Price Target |
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10.09.03 09:17
#56
Twinson_99
@ Tatanka - danke für den Hinweiß
ich habe mich schon gewundert warum der Kurs zu gering ist...
Freundlichst,
10.09.03 09:59
#57
Zick-Zock
Kleiner Chart
Mein persoenliches KZ liegt erstmal bei 18$... 25$ sind unrealistisch.

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10.09.03 12:51
#58
Twinson_99
Was ist denn heute mit der Schering los?
ich kann auf dem Ticker gar nichts sehen :-(
Freundlichst,
11.09.03 10:15
#60
Zick-Zock
Neue Analyse fuer Schering Plough
http://www.stockconsultant.com/consultnow/basicplus.cgi?symbol=sgp
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17.09.03 13:14
#62
Stox Dude
ich gebe kein Stueck her
Schering Plough halte ich langfristig
KK 15.18 war auch gut ;-)
Stox Dude

KK 15.18 war auch gut ;-)
Stox Dude

17.09.03 13:57
#64
Stox Dude
denkst Du Immohai ?
soll ich wirklich auf Dich hoeren ?
Einer der auf Platz 37 (von 38 Teilnehmern) mit MINUS 6,9% beim Depotspiel liegt und dies trotz massiver Anstiege der Maerkte ?
Stox Dude

Einer der auf Platz 37 (von 38 Teilnehmern) mit MINUS 6,9% beim Depotspiel liegt und dies trotz massiver Anstiege der Maerkte ?
Stox Dude

17.09.03 15:39
#65
Twinson_99
Anbei mal ne Info zur Schering...
@ Immohai - kannst Du Dir das bitte in diesem Börsenthread sparen. Das hat echt keinen Wert.
@ Stox - der Thread betrifft eigentlich die Dax Schering (nur nebenbei
Schering gründet neues Forschungszentrum in Japan | |
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| Berlin, 16. Sep (Reuters) - Der Berliner Pharmakonzern Schering hat in Japan ein neues Forschungszentrum für Regenerative Medizin gegründet. Das Nihon Schering Research Center soll im Laufe des kommenden Jahres mit etwa 40 Wissenschaftlern in Kobe in Betrieb genommen werden, teilte Schering am Dienstag mit. Finanzielle Einzelheiten gab das im Dax gelistete Unternehmen nicht bekannt. "Japan ist für uns sehr attraktiv, da die Wissenschaftler sehr gut sind", sagte ein Schering-Sprecher. Die Kobe-Region sei ein guter Standort für Regenerative Medizin. Zur Regenerativen Medizin zählt etwa die Gentherapie und die Zell- oder Organtransplantation. Schering hat zurzeit zwei Forschungsstellen in Japan - in Osaka und Morabe. Die rund 40 dort angestellten Mitarbeiter haben nach Angaben des Sprechers die Möglichkeit nach Kobe oder in andere Schering-Zentren zu wechseln. Im Feld der Regenerativen Medizin hat Schering zwei Projekte laufen. Mit der Angiogenen Gentherapie (AGT) soll bei verengten Gefäßen in der Herzregion die körpereigene Produktion von Blutgefäßen angeregt werden. In der Zelltherapie erforscht Schering das Produkt Spheramine, mit der die Parkinson-Krankheit behandelt werden soll. nil/fun |
Schön das sich der Kurs darauf so gut entwickelt!
Freundlichst,
18.09.03 16:31
#66
Twinson_99
:-)- wenn das nicht Musik ist

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Freundlichst,
19.09.03 11:21
#70
Twinson_99
Wow, da hat Ariva was feines...
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ManagementPersonDr. Hubertus ErlenDr. Ulrich KöstlinLutz LingnauProf. Dr. Dr. h.c. Gunter StockDr. Jörg SpiekerkötterDr. Marc Rubin (ab 01.10.2003) AufsichtsratPersonDr. Giuseppe VitaNorbert DeutschmannDr. rer. oec. Karl-Hermann BaumannProf. Dr. Piet BorstDr. Mathias DöpfnerProf. John A. DormandyJoachim ElsholzDr. rer. pol. Reiner HagemannJohannes HeitbaumDr. h.c. Martin KohlhaussenHermann-Josef LambertiDr. med. Hans-Peter NiendorfHans-Jürgen ScheelGünter SchmittDr. rer. oec. Ulrich SommerHeinz-Georg Webers
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Freundlichst,
@ Zick-Zock - hast Du Dir mal die Dax Schering angeschaut? Was hälst Du davon? Weiterhin viel Erfolgt mit Deiner Schering Plough
19.09.03 11:33
#72
Twinson_99
@ Stox - haben die mit Schering eine Verknüpfung?
Überkreuzbeteiligung o.ä.? Danke
Freundlichst,
24.09.03 14:34
#73
Zick-Zock
FORBES berichtet heute ueber Schering Plough *g*
Pharmaceuticals
Schering-Plough Gets Guts
Matthew Herper, 09.24.03, 7:30 AM ET
NEW YORK - During his first six months as Schering-Plough's chief, Fred Hassan has watched his drug company lose market share in its top four product lines. He has cut its dividend and pledged to slice 1,000 jobs through early retirement. Now, Schering is starting to play offense again with a clinical trial designed to prove that its top seller, a hepatitis C treatment called PEG-Intron, is more effective than a competing drug made by Roche.
· Roche And Schering's Desperate Duel
· Hepatitis C Marketing Wars Begin
It could be three years before results from the 2,800-patient trial are in. But the mere existence of the effort is a sign that Kenilworth, N.J.-based Schering (nyse: SGP - news - people ) is getting back into fighting shape. Since Roche's drug, Pegasys, went on the market last year, Roche says that it has gained about 40% of both new and total prescriptions tracked by data provider IMS Health. That has been a big problem for Schering, which was already facing the loss of its former top seller, the allergy drug Claritin, to over-the-counter sales and generic competition.
Both Roche's Pegasys and Schering's PEG-Intron are modified versions of the protein interferon that are injected into patients regularly for up to a year.
"Roche is eating Schering's lunch and breakfast and dinner and dessert," says Michael Krensavage, a pharmaceuticals analyst at Raymond James who believes that Schering is undervalued. "I think Schering-Plough got complacent about its former dominance of the interferon market."
If so, that complacence has ended. Robert Spiegel, Schering's chief medical officer, says he hopes that the new trial, called IDEAL, will clear up confusion about what differences exist between PEG-Intron and Pegasys. For example, Pegasys is easier to administer because it comes premixed in a single vial, but the drug is given in the same dose no matter what a patient's weight is. The dose of PEG-Intron is changed based on a patient's weight. Not surprisingly, the two companies argue over which dosing scheme is better.
Some doctors have inferred other differences based on seperate clinical trials in which Pegasys and PEG-Intron were compared to standard interferon. Both John McHutchison, director of hepatology research at the Duke Clinical Research Institute, who is heading up the IDEAL trial, and Michael Fried, director of hepatology at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, point out two such inferences. First, studies appear to indicate that Pegasys may have fewer side effects. Also, studies seem to show that Pegasys works better for some patients infected with the strain of hepatitis C that is most common in the U.S. and the most difficult to treat. Both doctors emphasized that such inferences are not definitive, because the drugs had not been directly compared to one another in the same clinical trial.
"Right now you've been listening to a lot of marketing," says David Bernstein, head of hepatology at North Shore University Hospital in Manhasset, N.Y. "But now we're actually going to have some science." He has participated in clinical trials for both Roche and Schering.
It will be years before Schering has any results from the trial. But Raymond James analyst Krensavage says it is possible that just proceeding with the trial could help Schering market the drug by making the firm seem more confident. "We do think that this study makes marketing sense," says Schering's Spiegel, "but it's designed to answer a scientific question that the medical community wants to know."
There are other bright spots for the company. Hassan, who served as chief executive of Pharmacia until that firm was bought by Pfizer (nyse: PFE - news - people ), is known as a turnaround artist. Krensavage says that Schering's new cholesterol medicine, Zetia, could eventually become a big seller; sales would be split with Merck (nyse: MRK - news - people ). But competition in the cholesterol market is intense, with such firms as AstraZeneca (nyse: AZN - news - people ) and Bristol-Myers Squibb (nyse: BMY - news - people ) also fighting hard for market share.
The IDEAL trial, Spiegel says, reflects the kind of things that Schering will be doing under Hassan to better address the needs of its customers. "He's said clearly that he wants us to be a customer-facing organization," says Spiegel, "and I think this is a direct example of how we're going to do that."
Fried, who had done some of the important trials for Roche's Pegasys, and McHutchison both hope doctors will withhold judgment until the new data are in.
"I hope that people would not disregard a lot of published literature that's out there based on a press release saying they're planning on doing a study," says Fried. "Physicians need to go back to the primary sources of literature to make their treatment decisions. These types of studies will be very beneficial for the prescribers of the medicines and the patients who ultimately have to use them."
"We've been talking about this for a long time," McHutchison says. "Could it influence sales? I haven't thought about that; I don't know how to answer that. We're not going to have results of this trial for years. These things take years to perform."
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Schering-Plough Gets Guts
Matthew Herper, 09.24.03, 7:30 AM ET
NEW YORK - During his first six months as Schering-Plough's chief, Fred Hassan has watched his drug company lose market share in its top four product lines. He has cut its dividend and pledged to slice 1,000 jobs through early retirement. Now, Schering is starting to play offense again with a clinical trial designed to prove that its top seller, a hepatitis C treatment called PEG-Intron, is more effective than a competing drug made by Roche.
· Roche And Schering's Desperate Duel
· Hepatitis C Marketing Wars Begin
It could be three years before results from the 2,800-patient trial are in. But the mere existence of the effort is a sign that Kenilworth, N.J.-based Schering (nyse: SGP - news - people ) is getting back into fighting shape. Since Roche's drug, Pegasys, went on the market last year, Roche says that it has gained about 40% of both new and total prescriptions tracked by data provider IMS Health. That has been a big problem for Schering, which was already facing the loss of its former top seller, the allergy drug Claritin, to over-the-counter sales and generic competition.
Both Roche's Pegasys and Schering's PEG-Intron are modified versions of the protein interferon that are injected into patients regularly for up to a year.
"Roche is eating Schering's lunch and breakfast and dinner and dessert," says Michael Krensavage, a pharmaceuticals analyst at Raymond James who believes that Schering is undervalued. "I think Schering-Plough got complacent about its former dominance of the interferon market."
If so, that complacence has ended. Robert Spiegel, Schering's chief medical officer, says he hopes that the new trial, called IDEAL, will clear up confusion about what differences exist between PEG-Intron and Pegasys. For example, Pegasys is easier to administer because it comes premixed in a single vial, but the drug is given in the same dose no matter what a patient's weight is. The dose of PEG-Intron is changed based on a patient's weight. Not surprisingly, the two companies argue over which dosing scheme is better.
Some doctors have inferred other differences based on seperate clinical trials in which Pegasys and PEG-Intron were compared to standard interferon. Both John McHutchison, director of hepatology research at the Duke Clinical Research Institute, who is heading up the IDEAL trial, and Michael Fried, director of hepatology at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, point out two such inferences. First, studies appear to indicate that Pegasys may have fewer side effects. Also, studies seem to show that Pegasys works better for some patients infected with the strain of hepatitis C that is most common in the U.S. and the most difficult to treat. Both doctors emphasized that such inferences are not definitive, because the drugs had not been directly compared to one another in the same clinical trial.
"Right now you've been listening to a lot of marketing," says David Bernstein, head of hepatology at North Shore University Hospital in Manhasset, N.Y. "But now we're actually going to have some science." He has participated in clinical trials for both Roche and Schering.
It will be years before Schering has any results from the trial. But Raymond James analyst Krensavage says it is possible that just proceeding with the trial could help Schering market the drug by making the firm seem more confident. "We do think that this study makes marketing sense," says Schering's Spiegel, "but it's designed to answer a scientific question that the medical community wants to know."
There are other bright spots for the company. Hassan, who served as chief executive of Pharmacia until that firm was bought by Pfizer (nyse: PFE - news - people ), is known as a turnaround artist. Krensavage says that Schering's new cholesterol medicine, Zetia, could eventually become a big seller; sales would be split with Merck (nyse: MRK - news - people ). But competition in the cholesterol market is intense, with such firms as AstraZeneca (nyse: AZN - news - people ) and Bristol-Myers Squibb (nyse: BMY - news - people ) also fighting hard for market share.
The IDEAL trial, Spiegel says, reflects the kind of things that Schering will be doing under Hassan to better address the needs of its customers. "He's said clearly that he wants us to be a customer-facing organization," says Spiegel, "and I think this is a direct example of how we're going to do that."
Fried, who had done some of the important trials for Roche's Pegasys, and McHutchison both hope doctors will withhold judgment until the new data are in.
"I hope that people would not disregard a lot of published literature that's out there based on a press release saying they're planning on doing a study," says Fried. "Physicians need to go back to the primary sources of literature to make their treatment decisions. These types of studies will be very beneficial for the prescribers of the medicines and the patients who ultimately have to use them."
"We've been talking about this for a long time," McHutchison says. "Could it influence sales? I haven't thought about that; I don't know how to answer that. We're not going to have results of this trial for years. These things take years to perform."
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29.09.03 09:17
#74
Twinson_99
und wieder die deutsche Schering...
Expertenkomitee empfiehlt Schering-Mittel Zevalin zur Zulassung
London, 25. Sep (Reuters) - Ein europäischer
Expertenausschuss hat am Donnerstag das neue Krebsmedikament der
Schering AG, Zevalin, zur Zulassung empfohlen.
Der Expertenausschuss CPMP habe ein positives Votum für das
Medikament abgegeben, teilte die in London ansässige Europäische
Agentur zur Medikamenten-Bewertung mit. Empfehlungen des CPMP
werden üblicherweise von der Europäischen Kommission binnen 90
Tagen gebilligt. Von Schering in Berlin war zunächst keine
Stellungnahme zu erhalten.
bek/kae
Expertenkomitee empfiehlt Schering-Mittel Zevalin zur Zulassung
London, 25. Sep (Reuters) - Ein europäischer
Expertenausschuss hat am Donnerstag das neue Krebsmedikament der
Schering AG, Zevalin, zur Zulassung empfohlen.
Der Expertenausschuss CPMP habe ein positives Votum für das
Medikament abgegeben, teilte die in London ansässige Europäische
Agentur zur Medikamenten-Bewertung mit. Empfehlungen des CPMP
werden üblicherweise von der Europäischen Kommission binnen 90
Tagen gebilligt. Von Schering in Berlin war zunächst keine
Stellungnahme zu erhalten.
bek/kae
Freundlichst,
29.09.03 16:47
#75
Ramses II
jungs, schering plough, noch dabei oder
erst einmal die reissleine gezogen?
grüße
grüße
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