Forbes has thankfully answered that question for us. By sheer generosity and human kindness, Salk decided not to patent his world-changing polio vaccine that helped mostly eradicate the dreaded paralyzing disease from the globe. He wanted the polio virus defeated as quickly as possible and as cheaply as possible, profits be damned. And he got his wish.
But had Salk chosen to patent his vaccine,
he would have made $7 billion.
Had you been a shareholder, your gains would have been SPECTACULAR.
But dreaming about going back in time is a fool’s calculus. What I’m going to show you as an investor is the next small pox vaccine, the next polio vaccine, the next world-changing vaccine to eradicate a horrible scourge off the face of the Earth forever.
And this time, you can get in on it. Without fantasy. Without a time machine. All you need to do is read this report.
And then you need to act fast, because there isn’t much time until this vaccine is discovered by some very big players on Wall Street.
SVACF Imagine investing in the successful eradication of a global pandemic killer
The current standard of care vaccine for hepatitis B is sold by Big Pharma Giant GlaxoSmithKline (GSK). It’s called Engerix, and it sold over $1B just last year alone.
In fact, Engerix was the world’s sixth best selling vaccine in 2013. The only problem is, as mentioned, it is only 90% effective.
Let’s do some math. 240 million people carry HBV today, with a 90% effective vaccine already available. That means if there were no vaccine available at all, then close to one third of the world’s entire population would be carrying HBV right now.
By current mortality rates, this would have led to over 6 million deaths per year.
Fortunately, Glaxo’s blockbuster HBV vaccine is pretty effective. The problem is, it is not nearly effective enough, and millions of people are still dying.
The new game-changing vaccine that I’m talking about is a new third generation hepatitis B (HBV) vaccine – SciVac’s Sci-B-Vac. It works, it is already approved in 10 countries throughout the world, and it is proven 98% effective. But the news that will send a shiver down your spine is that it has been shown to be 100% effective on newborns.
Sci-B-Vac is not some speculative product that could hopefully one day change the world and eradicate HBV.
Sci-B-Vac was developed in Israel by SciVac Therapeutics (SVACF). Investors in SciVac today are in virtually the same position as Jonas Salk would have been in 1952 had he simply patented the polio vaccine.
Now I love making money with the right stock picks. I’m sure you do as well. And I love helping other people make money, too. That’s why I write these reports. SVACF is sure to make me a whole lot richer. But there is something extra special about investing in the product that will literally save millions of people over the next few years.
It’s great to make money. But it’s even greater to be a part of something that will change the world and save lives. I’m sure you agree.
If this is indeed the case, then why have so precious few have even heard of SciVac?
For two simple reasons. First, because Sci-B-Vac is not yet approved in the US, the world’s biggest pharmaceutical hub. Second, Sci-B-Vac was developed originally by a private Israeli company with zero Wall Street presence or public listing anywhere.
But all of that is changing. Fast.
Just one short month ago, SciVac was brought public by one of biotech’s most famous big players. On August 5, former Chairman of Teva Pharmaceuticals (TEVA) and current CEO and Chaiman of Opko Health (OPK) Phillip Frost closed a deal with SciVac that brought it public and immediately available to investors under the symbol SVACF.
Frost had already owned 45% of SciVac through Opko’s private equity investments before this move. What the IPO now signifies is that SciVac’s world-changing HBV vaccine is about to hit prime time, and Frost has positioned himself to benefit.
So how does Sci-B-Vac™ work, and how is it different from Glaxo’s blockbuster Engerix?
Engerix and other current standard-of-care HBV vaccines are created using yeast cells. These yeast cells are used to display a single antigen that is on the HBV protein coat. In 90% of cases, the immune system is successfully tricked into thinking that this yeast cell is a pathogen and attacks the antigen, creating immunity to HBV in the process.
But in 10% of cases, the immune system doesn’t fall for it, and no immunity results.
This is especially true for HIV patients, other patients with weakened immune systems, and patients with end stage kidney failure. These patient groups are the most at risk for HBV infection, even with current available vaccines.
The issue with Engerix is that HBV actually contains 3 antigens on its coat. If a vaccine against hepatitis B is going to be 100% effective, it needs to contain all 3 antigens. Not just one.
Sci-B-Vac™ contains all 3 antigens.
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We’re not talking years and years of development here. SciVac plans to meet with the FDA by early next year, and go directly to a pivotal phase 3 trial.
And based on what we’ve seen already with data in other countries on over 5,000 patients, there is virtually no chance that these trials won’t succeed.
Now let’s do some math.
SVACF currently has a market cap of about $150 million with current sales of about $10M a year in vaccine. If Sci-B-Vac™ successfully penetrates Glaxo’s Engerix market of over $1B a year to the tune of even 30%, that translates to $300M in sales annually.
That’s an increase of 30x in the next few years, at least.
A concurrent increase in market cap a $1,000 in SVACF today could be worth $30,000
in just a few years.
And that’s assuming no premium at all on SVACF shares.
Investors in hepatitis vaccines should also know one critical thing. Hepatitis medications are currently one of the hottest franchises in all of biotech. That means, when word really gets out of SciVac’s upcoming phase 3 HBV trials, Wall Street biotech investors could go crazy.
Here are just a few examples.
In 2011, Gilead Sciences (GILD) bought Pharmasset for a whopping $11B, just in order to get access to its hepatitis C pipeline.
This year, it seems that gargantuan $11B price tag was worth it, as Gilead’s two key hepatitis drugs Sovaldi and Harvoni generated nearly $5B in sales – and that’s only a single year! Last year, Merck and Co. (MRK) acquired Idenix for $3.85B for the same reason, and now analysts believe that Merck can make a serious dent in Gilead’s huge market!
At the very least, we could be looking at a 30x increase. That’s 3,000%, just assuming a 30% market penetration of the current standard of care for hepatitis B.
Now, just imagine what could be if Sci-B-Vac becomes the new standard of care?
I won’t even calculate the numbers.
It’s 1798. You’re Edward Jenner, and you’re about to eradicate small pox from the planet.
It’s 1952. You’re Jonas Salk, and you’re about to rid the world of polio.
It’s 2015, and you have the opportunity to invest in the company that is about to eliminate hepatitis B from the globe, once and for all.
All you have to do (IF YOU SO CHOOSE) is call your broker, and tell him to buy SVACF.
If You Do it today, you could get a 3,000% return on your money in just a few short years.
But more importantly, you could become an integral part of the saving of millions of lives.
This is one investment opportunity that in our opinion you cannot afford to miss. Not financially, maybe not even morally.
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