Bouncing ball bounces.... highly?
Like, some phrases don't really apply to all situations.
A falling knife situation traditionally apply to companies that go down and stick in the ground. The knife.
But... how can people look at the objective data about PNV and say it's not looking like it's got a promising future?
Maybe not double double double like they thought before covid. But the product is successful. People love it. And the potential of the other products in the pipeline are just a bonus.
Lots of companies had to change their guidance after covid.
Not a lot of companies actually managed to grow during that time, especially biotech ones.
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