You are wrong.
The US is still the richest country in the world. It is home to nearly all big pharma and major biotech companies.
By contrast Australia generally doesn't take science seriously (I have close friends in other areas of cancer research), and our market doesn't really get biotech.
Remember, there are no more shares being issued here. Everytime a US investor buys a NASDAQ listed ADR 30x PRR get pulled from our market. Increase demand not supply and generally the only question is how much the price will increase...
DNDN may have come back hard, but there are rich people today in America who weren't until they bought it...
You are wrong.The US is still the richest country in the world....
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