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Brenton Flynn
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October 23, 2012
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While Regeneron (Nasdaq: REGN ) doesn't rank among top performers in the Nasdaq Composite, its year-to-date performance is still nothing short of impressive. Shares have risen around 180% and boosted the company's market capitalization to nearly $15 billion on the strength of Eylea, the company's flagship drug targeting age-related macular degeneration. The company reports earnings Wednesday, and as is the case for many high-flying stocks, hitting Wall Street's revenue estimates and offering strong guidance for the future will play a vital role in the direction shares take.
In the following video, health care bureau chief Brenton Flynn outlines the competitive environment for Regeneron's Eylea, including one low-priced drug that could turn out to be its biggest competition.
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