H.C. Wainwright’s 8 Healthcare Stock Picks

/ January 13, 2015

In a recent report, analysts at H.C. Wainwright outlined their 2015 outlook for healthcare stocks. Here’s a breakdown of their top stocks to own in 2015.

  • Advaxis, Inc. ADXS: Analysts are hopeful that ADXS-CHER2 will gain approval by the U.S. Department of Agriculture for treatment of canine osteosarcoma in mid-2015, and the company’s recent funds raise has put them in excellent position to initiate new clinical trials. Price target: $14.00 (+23.9 percent)
  • Aldeyra Therapeutics Inc ALDX: With two clinical programs on the company’s top product (NS2) starting in 1Q15, analysts anticipate that data could be obtained in the second half of the year. Price target: $13.00 (+73.8 percent)
  • Alliqua Inc ALQA: Analysts believe that the company will move on to the expansion phase of its strategy in 2015 after the successful completion of the initial growth phase. Price target: $10.00 (+86.6 percent)
  • Edap Tms SA (ADR) EDAP: Analysts see growth from the HIFU franchise in Europe and strength in the lithotripsy business. Price target: $4.50 (+54.6 percent)
  • Genspera Inc GNSZ: Analysts expect…

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