Biotech IPOs Go Boom

You're receiving this email as part of your subscription to Trend Trader Daily. [Unsubscribe here](. Biotech IPOs Go Boom By Lou Basenese Tuesday, June 22, 2021 Remember that biotech resurgence [I told you]( to expect at the end of April? Well, it’s happening — and it’s an urgent trend that requires your immediate attention and investment. The only problem, of course, is trying to figure out what biotech stocks to buy out of the roughly 700 available on major exchanges. But fear not. Today, I’m stepping in with an easy-to-use tool to help you find only the most compelling biotech stocks. Before I get to it, though, I first need to prove this boom isn’t about to go bust any time soon… ADVERTISEMENT ENROLLMENT CLOSING THURSDAY JUNE 24TH @ MIDNIGHT Lou just opened the doors to an exclusive project... One that could hand you the most explosive gain opportunities of your life... Starting as soon as Friday morning. Which is why enrollment in this new project will be closed right after midnight on Thursday, June 24th. [So click here right now for all the details.]( Or risk missing out forever. >> All We Need is a Spark As I shared [two weeks ago](, sentiment always matters. And a single event or data point can spark a major change in market direction. That happened on June 7, when the FDA approved the first drug in 20 years to treat Alzheimer’s disease. Sentiment and, more importantly, trading activity, changed immediately as investors rushed in to scoop up shares of the major biotech ETFS – the iShares Nasdaq Biotechnology ETF (IBB) and the SPDR S&P Biotech ETF (XBI). Here’s the chart I shared to prove it… (click image to enlarge) At the time, I also told you that this resurgence in biotech bullishness wouldn’t be short-lived. And it wasn’t! Look no further than the IPO market for the additional confirmation. Record-Setting Pace Following the FDA’s historic approval, Wall Street institutions funded more than 10 new biotechs via IPOs in a single week. As Endpoints News’ Max Gelman noted, it was “one of the busiest [biotech] IPO weeks of the year.” Indeed. And that doesn’t happen if the “smart money” isn’t bullish in the short- and long-term. That’s clearly the signal they’re sending with their capital. Consider: Year-to-date, biotech IPOs have collectively raised close to $9 billion, according to Endpoints’ tally. And that doesn’t include nearly $15 billion raised via SPACs focusing on biotech. (click image to enlarge) “With the end of the second quarter rapidly approaching,” notes Gelman, “the industry is well on its way to eclipsing 2020’s record IPO figures.” Of course, a boatload of newly public biotech companies means there are more and more choices for everyday investors. And sorting out the promising biotechs from the most promising ones keeps getting harder. But here's a simple way to narrow the list down to only the most promising biotechs... Follow the Smart(est) Money All great companies have some form of financial backing. For example, for decades, Warren Buffett has been heralded as the premier financier. And throngs of investors have simply followed his lead and earned market-beating returns. In the case of biotech companies, they’re often backed by venture capitalists first and then other private funds. Both groups are typically off limits to everyday investors like us. But just because we can’t invest directly with these funds doesn’t mean we can’t invest directly in the biotech companies they own. You see, just like we can track Buffett’s moves, we can track the moves of the smartest investors in biotech. For example, I track the investments of a biotech fund called RA Capital Management. Since 2008, RA Capital has averaged annual returns of over 35%. That’s an incredible, better-than-Warren-Buffett track record. By almost double. Here’s the thing: over the course of my career, I’ve compiled a list of other super successful biotech investors, which I’m including below. (click image to enlarge) Thanks to SEC regulations, these funds must disclose all their trading activity every quarter – new purchases, additions, and sales via [Form 13-F](. And we can track these filings at sec.gov or via specialized websites like whalewisdom.com. Slight Delay, No Big Deal Now, it’s true these filings aren’t required until 45 days after the end of each quarter, meaning there’s a delay in us following the moves of the smartest biotech investors. But it doesn’t matter. You see, most biotech stocks don’t just blast-off within 45 days of investment by these funds. Since these funds need to buy such large stakes, they typically get positioned earlier, ahead of key catalysts, building positions over time. That leaves us plenty of time to… - Track their filings. - Do our own due diligence. After all, I don’t believe it’s smart to blindly follow the smart money. - Invest in the best of the best, based on our research. Bottom line: You’re now armed with a list of top biotech investors. And now, in an instant, you can track them to dramatically reduce the universe of biotech stocks down to a handful of the most promising ones. And in about 45 days from now, we’ll get a fresh batch of 13-F filings. So get ready! Ahead of the tape, [Lou Basenese] Lou Basenese [Terms & Privacy](| [Unsubscribe]( 301 S. Perimeter Park Dr. Suite 100 Nashville, Tennessee 37211 RISK NOTICE: All investing comes with risk. That includes the investments teased in this letter. You should never invest more than you can afford to lose. Please use this research for the purpose that it's intended — as research only. You should consult a professional financial advisor before ever taking a position in any securities you see herein. 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