Why is Shire stock closer to its 52 week low than to its 52 week high?

anonymous · Mar 29, 2018 at 7:28 PM

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Any company taking over would be an improvement for employees, but for those that were forced to work for Shire when their company was taken over probably don't want to go through the horrible stress of another acquisition.

Right now the stock is sitting at $149.97. Still not that good considering the 52 week high was almost a year ago at 192. At least we have a dividend payment coming next month, but how the heck are we going to get the price back up close to $200?
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We would all love to see the price back up around $200. When the Abbvie take over heated up the stock price really popped for a while. If we see a similar evolution with Takeda or whomever may enter the fray, it may jump up into the $180s, but I don't know if it will get back up to $200.

anonymous · Mar 29, 2018 at 7:31 PM

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We would all love to see the price back up around $200. When the Abbvie take over heated up the stock price really popped for a while. If we see a similar evolution with Takeda or whomever may enter the fray, it may jump up into the $180s, but I don't know if it will get back up to $200.
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180???? You fucking wish

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