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MyoKardia, Inc. (NASDAQ:MYOK) Given New $56.00 Price Target at Cowen and Company
MyoKardia, Inc. (NASDAQ:MYOK) had its target price upped by equities researchers at Cowen and Company from $28.00 to $56.00 in a research report issued on Monday. Cowen and Company's target price would indicate a potential upside of 78.06% from the company's current price.
MYOK has been the subject of several other research reports. BidaskClub raised shares of MyoKardia from a "buy" rating to a "strong-buy" rating in a research note on Saturday. TheStreet cut shares of MyoKardia from a "c-" rating to a "d+" rating in a research note on Friday, May 19th. Zacks Investment Research cut shares of MyoKardia from a "hold" rating to a "sell" rating in a research note on Thursday, May 11th. BMO Capital Markets reissued an "outperform" rating and issued a $32.00 price target on shares of MyoKardia in a research note on Wednesday, May 10th. Finally, ValuEngine raised shares of MyoKardia from a "sell" rating to a "hold" rating in a research note on Monday. One research analyst has rated the stock with a sell rating, one has issued a hold rating, four have assigned a buy rating and one has assigned a strong buy rating to the company's stock. MyoKardia has a consensus rating of "Buy" and an average price target of $35.00.
MyoKardia (NASDAQ MYOK) traded up 83.38% on Monday, reaching $31.45. The company had a trading volume of 8,757,035 shares. The firm's market capitalization is $989.26 million. MyoKardia has a 1-year low of $10.55 and a 1-year high of $32.30. The company's 50-day moving average price is $14.02 and its 200 day moving average price is $13.13.
MyoKardia (NASDAQ:MYOK) last announced its quarterly earnings data on Monday, August 7th. The biotechnology company reported ($0.41) earnings per share (EPS) for the quarter, missing the consensus estimate of ($0.37) by $0.04. MyoKardia had a negative net margin of 39.44% and a negative return on equity of 15.27%. The business had revenue of $5.60 million for the quarter, compared to analysts' expectations of $6.73 million. During the same period in the prior year, the company posted ($0.37) EPS. The firm's revenue was up 60.0% on a year-over-year basis. On average, equities analysts forecast that MyoKardia will post ($1.54) EPS for the current year.
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In other news, CEO Anastasios Gianakakos sold 4,300 shares of the stock in a transaction that occurred on Friday, August 4th. The shares were sold at an average price of $16.62, for a total value of $71,466.00. Following the completion of the sale, the chief executive officer now owns 512,463 shares of the company's stock, valued at approximately $8,517,135.06. The transaction was disclosed in a filing with the SEC, which is accessible through this link. Corporate insiders own 46.10% of the company's stock.
Several hedge funds have recently bought and sold shares of MYOK. Highbridge Capital Management LLC purchased a new stake in MyoKardia during the first quarter valued at $136,000. Casdin Capital LLC purchased a new stake in MyoKardia during the fourth quarter valued at $5,921,000. Trexquant Investment LP boosted its stake in MyoKardia by 134.5% in the first quarter. Trexquant Investment LP now owns 37,987 shares of the biotechnology company's stock valued at $500,000 after buying an additional 21,787 shares during the period. A.R.T. Advisors LLC purchased a new stake in MyoKardia during the fourth quarter valued at $148,000. Finally, Bank of New York Mellon Corp boosted its stake in MyoKardia by 84.7% in the second quarter. Bank of New York Mellon Corp now owns 21,503 shares of the biotechnology company's stock valued at $267,000 after buying an additional 9,861 shares during the period. 47.74% of the stock is owned by institutional investors and hedge funds.
About MyoKardia
MyoKardia, Inc is a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company. The Company focuses on the treatment of heritable cardiomyopathies, a group of rare, genetically-driven forms of heart failure that result from biomechanical defects in cardiac muscle contraction. The Company is engaged in the business of developing and commercializing therapeutics.
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My second liquor love behind Vodka, is tequila. I just love it! I've gotten myself into my fair share of trouble with tequila shots (sorry to everyone who's ever had to witness it – especially my hubby), but I just can't stay away. I don't drink much tequila in the winter months, but it's been very warm here in coastal Vancouver which makes me long to sip pretty drinks on my patio. So you'll appreciate my delight when I came across a whole bunch of cocktail recipes involving tequila. The one that appealed to me most was something called
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Each morning, Christiane Muller bathes in buckets of cold water brought over from the mainland, an hour's boat ride away. For 11 years she has lived without running water and with only intermittent electricity on the Indonesian island of Bunaken, off the northern tip of the larger island of Sulawesi. Her home is a simple wooden cottage at Froggies, the resort where she works as a diving instructor.
It is the kind of lifestyle hundreds of young Europeans enjoy at diving resorts around the world, but Christiane only became an instructor in her early 50s. This month she celebrates her 65th birthday. Her story and the fate of the island are closely intertwined.
"My husband died very young," she explained on the veranda overlooking the bay, as she sipped green tea and smoked an endless succession of cigarettes. "I was going crazy at home in France and my son persuaded me to go on holiday with him to the Caribbean. He challenged me to try scuba diving, but I wasn't keen, and he accused me of being scared - so naturally I had to do it. As soon as I got underwater and saw the fish I felt I had come home."
After training as an instructor, Christiane found work on Bunaken, where she is known to everyone as Ibu - an Indonesian term for "mother" signifying great respect. Since she began living on the island she has been a key figure in the North Sulawesi Watersports Association, a forum for local diving operators to collaborate on measures to protect the surrounding coral reefs. Their efforts, and those of many local people, were recognised this week when Bunaken National Marine Park was named overall winner in the British Airways Tourism for Tomorrow Awards.
But while recognition is useful, this is about passion, not prizes. "I will fight till my last breath to save this place," said Christiane quietly. "The fish here are my friends."
Bunaken and the four nearby islands that form the marine park are home to about 30,000 people, most of them traditional fishermen and farmers whose lives have always depended on the sea. For many years, some of the fishermen used sticks of dynamite to catch fish, unaware of the destruction the explosions were wreaking on the fragile coral system beneath their boats.
From Christiane's balcony I could see the shadowy, mountainous peaks of the mainland across the straits. At night there are the glittering lights of Manado, a sprawling port with a population of half a million. Ethnic Chinese businessmen there will pay £150 for a live grouper or Napoleon wrasse, large reef fish that can fetch £10,000 in Hong Kong or Taiwan as delicacies at wedding banquets. The Napoleon wrasse is particularly prized, its thick lips regarded as a delicacy to offer up to guests of honour. To secure these fish, the businessmen buy fishermen new outboard engines and diving equipment with which to plunder the reef.
Technically, the waters of Bunaken have been a Marine National Park since 1991, but under the corrupt regime of General Suharto it was merely a "paper park" with virtually no enforceable regulation. Under the current president, Megawati Sukarnoputri, things have improved. Indonesia has liberalised and decentralised its government and, in 2000, Bunaken National Park was given permission to set its own entrance fees.
More importantly, and for the first time in Indonesia, a park management board was set up to administer 80 per cent of the fees. Central and provincial government share the remainder, happy to be receiving new income. One third of the money raised is guaranteed in cash to the 22 villages located on the five islands that make up the park.
The idea of sharing tourist revenues with local communities is not new: it happens in African safari parks and in many developing countries where environmentalists have learnt that simply proclaiming areas out of bounds to the local people doesn't work. In Bunaken, local communities are already spending the money collected from foreign scuba divers and Indonesian day-trippers who come to snorkel and sunbathe. Local people pay about 20p to visit the park, foreigners about £12. Scuba divers buy a numbered tag that allows them to return any number of times within one year.
On the neighbouring island of Manado Tua, the villagers of Bualo were keen to show me the cement track they had built with last year's park grant. "Before, it was very difficult for the women to carry their supplies to and from the market during the monsoon season," explained Reinhart Paat, a local park official. "The villagers have said that, with next year's money, they want to extend the track along the coast towards the next village."
Other practical schemes sponsored by the board include free breast cancer screening for village women, and scholarships for students of marine studies at the local polytechnic in Manado. Crucially, most of the park's income goes towards patrols to monitor boating activity around the islands.
Several people have been arrested for poaching and dynamite fishing since the park board was established three years ago. The coastline and reefs around the islands have been divided into zones - some for fishing, some for diving and some where no activities at all are allowed. Villagers are already reporting healthier fish populations.
Underwater, the evidence for how well the park management scheme is working becomes clear. The reefs are a twitching, crawling, swaying, surging forest of corals, giant barrel sponges, gorgonians, crustacea and fish. Diving beside a sheer coral wall, I looked outwards into a featureless blue chasm that stretched 5,000ft into the abyss. This area is home to dolphins and sharks, killer whales and even dugongs (a type of sea mammal, like a benign, toothless walrus). Recently some divers even met a sperm whale ascending from the depths close to one of the reef walls. I turned away from the dizzying blue and concentrated on the wall.
Within minutes I had seen three species of nudibranch - snails without shells, whose external lungs flutter upright from their backs like streaming banners. One snail was pure black with bright green pustular knobbles all over its body, another covered in tiny golden speckles as if spray-painted with Christmas-card glitter. The third was smaller, an inch or so long, with a blue body and feelers tipped with crimson; they glowed red, as bright as brake lights at dusk. Here I saw coral fringed with green, orange and blue, crinoids (sea lilies) with curling yellow fronds and, 100ft below the surface, a sea fan extending its delicate cotton-bud fingers into the current.
Opo, my dive guide, beckoned me close. There, almost invisible among the vein-like branches and holding on with its minuscule tail, was a pygmy seahorse. I froze in mid-water, mesmerised by its immaculate form. Hippocampus bargibanti lacks the prominent extended "snout" of other species and has a tiny body covered in protuberances that exactly mimic the polyps of the sea fan branches. I was bewitched. Moby Dick might have been swimming up from the depths behind me for all I cared.
Just a few inches from my face, a second seahorse twitched on its perch. Had it not moved, I would never have seen it against the sea fan. Objects always look larger underwater, and I held up a finger to gauge the creature's size. The pygmy's body was shorter than the top joint of my little finger.
Park fees alone cannot protect Bunaken. Crucial support has also been given by the Manado city government, the regional government of North Sulawesi and most of the region's diving schools. Dr Mark Erdmann, an American marine biologist, has committed funding from the US Agency for International Development (USAID) - but this, worth $100,000 (£58,000) a year, is to be withdrawn in 2004.
"Sadly," Erdmann explained at his office in Manado, "our new regional director feels environmental projects aren't a priority. We are hoping that a charity or another environmental agency might step in to help out."
As in most countries labelled "Islamic", tourist numbers have fallen since the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. In October last year, Indonesia suffered its own outrage with the Bali bombing, and publicity about Sars further weakened the appeal of South-east Asia.
In the face of all this, Erdmann remains positive. "Even though foreign visitors were scared away from Indonesia in huge numbers, the park is working," he said. "Sure, there are still some problems, but this country is really trying to address the ghastly environmental mistakes of the past."
North Sulawesi has undoubtedly suffered from the negative publicity about Indonesia as a whole. Many British tour operators have discouraged divers from making the journey to Manado, even though the area is predominantly Christian and has been free of ethnic unrest and fundamentalist activity. A glance at the Foreign Office website is enough to put off all but the most hardened. It baldly advises against "all non-essential travel to Indonesia".
At the Tasik Ria resort outside Manado, I met Mike Atkinson, a British diving instructor from Rotherham, South Yorkshire, who was on his second visit. He had brought a dozen members from his club to Bunaken to dive the reefs. "We weren't worried about coming here and this place is outstanding," he remarked. "Our members like the idea of paying towards keeping the reefs in good health. I'll definitely be back."
It is the reefs that make Bunaken special. Surrounded by oceanic trenches where deep-water currents flush the coral walls with cooler water and nutrients, they are immensely rich in marine life. A recent study by the International Oceanographic Institute found that Bunaken Park is home to more than 390 species of hard coral. The Great Barrier Reef, by comparison, has 318. Some coral experts believe the waters off North Sulawesi are the epicentre of what marine scientists call the "Golden Triangle", formed by Indonesia, the Philippines and Papua New Guinea. Here, there are more species of coral, sponges, fish and invertebrates than anywhere else.
Biodiversity brings strength. In 1998, marine biologists were dismayed by the effects of El Nino, the warming of the eastern tropical Pacific that occurs every few years. Coral, always vulnerable to fluctuations in water temperature and quality, began to turn white, a phenomenon known as bleaching. Soon afterwards it generally died.
Incredibly, while other reefs have become mounds of unsightly coral rubble, those around Bunaken have recovered. Last year, coral cover within the park increased by more than 11 per cent. With half of all coral reefs around the world now destroyed, or badly damaged, the value of Bunaken's ecosystem is incalculable.
The reefs here are full of life, much of it unknown to science. Christiane Muller had Opo take me to one of her favourite spots, on Bunaken's southern reef, for a night dive. The reef wall was the playground of new creatures, entirely nocturnal species. A sponge, fully a foot long, shimmied across the wall. Beneath it was its host, the sponge crab, which allowed it to grow on its back in return for the cover it provided.
Miniature cuttlefish jetted backwards, extending their tentacles towards me. A frog fish sat on a rock, its pectoral fins like crude feet planted firmly apart. A slithering black and white form darted across the wall: a rare juvenile bamboo shark hurrying from its lair.
Opo led me down into a narrow groove in the reef wall. Christiane had told him to show me some pygmy seahorses: a new species, recently discovered by one of her dive guides. Even tinier than the bargibanti, these creatures were as thin as a razor blade, with yellow bodies and red gills. Back at Froggies, Christiane explained why she had wanted me to see them. "We're waiting for scientific confirmation," she said quietly, "but everyone here wants them to be named after the Indonesian diver who first found them last year."
That was Hence Pontoh, another of Christiane's colleagues. The species will be called Hippocampus pontohi. "For the first time, a local diver will have a species named after him," Christiane told me proudly. "It will mean a lot to this community. All our dive guides are Indonesian and they love the reefs - so it's time their contribution to saving this place was recognised."
Bunaken Basics
Dive Worldwide (01794 389 372, www.diveworldwide.com) can arrange seven nights at the Tasik Ria Resort with up to three dives a day from £949 full board, including return flight from London.
Donations can be made to Bunaken Preservation Fund, Bank Danamon, Manado Branch, J1 Toar 17, Manado, Sulawesi. Account name: Juud Dikkers (NSWA Preservation Fund); account number: 16453714. Further information: www.bunaken.info.


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As Easter Sunday is fast approaching, I decided I needed a little holiday decor to brighten up my house. The dollar tree is my go to place for cheap holiday supplies. I found a couple bags of glittery eggs which I know would be perfect for a DIY.
Each egg came attached to a stick. I removed the stick out of each egg. For some of the eggs, I had to reattach the bow using a hot glue gun.
For the tree part, I found some branches in my backyard and arranged them in a vase. Depending on what kind of branches you find and how wide the opening of your vase is will determine how many you will need.
Using the hot glue gun, I added a drop of glue to one end of the bow and put them together to create a loop. If you couldn't find eggs with bows, you could use any ribbon. You would need to cut a piece of ribbon; glue the ends together and attach the loop to the egg with glue.
Once all my eggs were dry, I simply adding them to my branches. Everything else, I either already had or found in my backyard.
The total for this project cost $2.00 which was the price of the eggs.
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