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Monday, January 12, 2026

Why we own BEAM Therapeutics - update January 2026

Beam Therapeutics (NASDAQ: BEAM)

Updated Investment & Business Report – January 2026

Theme: Precision genetic medicine through base editing
Status: Transitioning from platform science to pre-commercial gene-medicine leader

Executive Overview

Beam Therapeutics is now entering a decisive phase in its corporate evolution. What began as a scientific platform company is becoming a product-driven genetic-medicine enterprise with:

A defined regulatory path,
Two late-stage therapeutic programs,
Alignment with the U.S. FDA on accelerated approval, and
A fortress balance sheet extending runway into 2029.

The company’s January 2026 update confirms:

FDA alignment on a potential accelerated approval pathway for BEAM-302 (Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency) using biomarker endpoints
A Biologics License Application (BLA) for risto-cel (BEAM-101) in sickle cell disease as early as year-end 2026
Expansion of its liver-targeted genetic disease franchise in H1 2026
$1.25B in cash – fully funding launch, pivotal trials, and pipeline growth

Beam is no longer a speculative research vehicle. It is becoming a future commercial gene-therapy company.

Technology: Why Base Editing Matters

Beam pioneered base editing, a next-generation form of CRISPR-based medicine that:

Rewrites a single DNA letter
Avoids double-strand DNA breaks
Reduces genomic disruption
Enables predictable, permanent correction of disease-causing mutations

Where early CRISPR tools are “molecular scissors,” Beam’s platform is a molecular pencil.

This matters because:

Many genetic diseases are caused by single-letter errors
Base editing allows precise correction
It is especially well-suited for in vivo therapies (editing inside the body)

Beam is the first company to demonstrate clinical in-human genetic correction using base editing.

Pipeline & Programs

1. Risto-cel (BEAM-101) – Sickle Cell Disease

Type: Ex vivo, one-time autologous cell therapy
Mechanism: Base edits the HBG1/2 promoter to increase fetal hemoglobin (HbF)
Goal: Eliminate vaso-occlusive crises and disease symptoms

BEACON Phase 1/2 Results (ASH 2025):

31 patients treated
Zero severe VOCs after engraftment
Mean HbF >60%
Durable editing efficiency >70% at 12 months
Safety profile consistent with transplant conditioning
Rapid engraftment
Streamlined manufacturing workflow

Regulatory Status:

FDA RMAT designation
BLA targeted as early as year-end 2026

Risto-cel is now a commercial-stage asset in formation.

2. BEAM-302 – Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency (AATD)

Type: In vivo, lipid nanoparticle delivery to liver
Mechanism: Corrects the PiZ mutation in SERPINA1
Goal: Restore functional AAT protein and halt liver/lung damage

Strategic Breakthrough:

Beam has reached alignment with the U.S. FDA on a potential accelerated approval pathway using biomarker endpoints.

This is extraordinary because:

It shortens development timelines
It reduces the need for multi-year outcome trials
It establishes a credible path to becoming the first company to commercialize in vivo base editing

BEAM-302 may become the first curative genetic liver therapy approved via base editing.

3. Liver Genetic Disease Franchise

Beam has announced:

A new liver program in H1 2026
Expansion of in vivo base-editing beyond AATD

This transforms Beam from a single-asset story into a genetic-disease platform company with repeatable clinical applications.

Financial Position

Metric	Value
Cash & Marketable Securities	~$1.25B
Operating Runway	Into 2029
Near-term Dilution Risk	Minimal
Commercial Readiness	Funded through launch
Balance Sheet Strength	Among strongest in biotech

Beam is fully capitalized through:

Risto-cel filing and launch
BEAM-302 pivotal development
Pipeline expansion

This removes the most common biotech failure mode: science risk + capital risk.

Beam now carries primarily execution risk.

Strategic Positioning

Beam now occupies a unique intersection:

First-mover in base editing
Proof-of-concept in humans
Two near-commercial programs
FDA regulatory alignment
In vivo + ex vivo platform
Strong partnerships (Pfizer, Apellis, Verve)
No near-term financing overhang

It is increasingly viewed not as a “biotech bet” but as an emerging genetic-medicine franchise.

What to Watch (2026–2027)

Catalyst	Impact
BEAM-302 clinical updates	Validation of in vivo base editing
Risto-cel BLA filing	Commercial transition
FDA interactions	Regulatory de-risking
New liver program launch	Platform scalability
Manufacturing expansion	Readiness for revenue
Partnership announcements	External validation

Each milestone removes another layer of uncertainty.

That is how re-ratings occur.

Risks

Conditioning toxicity in ex vivo therapies
Long-term durability and safety
Regulatory surprises
Competitive pressure from CRSP, NTLA, EDIT
Commercial execution risk

These are execution risks, not existential risks.

That distinction matters.

Investment Perspective

Beam has crossed a threshold:

From “Does this technology work?”
To “How large can this become?”

The company is now structured like a future category leader in genetic medicine.

This is not a meme-style “vertical” stock.
It is a multi-year compounding platform whose valuation will migrate upward as:

Regulatory certainty increases
Clinical durability is proven
Revenue visibility emerges

This is how exponential outcomes are earned, not announced.

Beam is no longer a moonshot.

It is becoming a business.

Previous articles:

BEAM Therapeutics getting closer to FDA approvals for cutting edge therapies

Tuesday, December 23, 2025

I believe Cabaletta Bio (NASDAQ: CABA) is a microcap with a serious chance at success. Maybe even a takeover target!

Cabaletta Bio (NASDAQ: CABA)

Retail Investor Investment/Business Report for 2026–2029

With Model Buyout Scenarios and Valuation Ranges

1) Executive summary (plain English)

Cabaletta Bio is developing a one-time CAR-T cell therapy designed to reset the immune system in severe autoimmune diseases. The goal is to move patients from years of chronic drugs and steroids to deep, durable remission after a finite treatment.

If Cabaletta delivers strong, durable clinical results with a manageable safety profile, it can become either:

a stand-alone commercial biotech, or
a high-value takeover target for a large pharmaceutical company.

This is a high-risk/high-reward biotech investment, best approached with disciplined position sizing and a multi-year time horizon.

2) What Cabaletta does (technology, simplified)

The problem today

Autoimmune diseases are usually treated with:

chronic immunosuppressive drugs
biologics taken for years
steroids with long-term side effects

These treatments often control symptoms but rarely “reset” the disease.

Cabaletta’s approach

Cabaletta’s lead program (rese-cel) is a CD19 CAR-T therapy intended to:

eliminate disease-driving B cells
allow the immune system to rebuild
potentially enable patients to remain off long-term medication

Think of this as an immune reset rather than ongoing suppression.

3) Why this matters for medicine

If immune reset therapy proves durable and scalable, it could shift parts of autoimmune medicine from:

chronic control while on drugs
to
drug-free remission after a finite treatment

That is a major potential change in standard of care.

4) Key disease focus for the next few years

Primary: Myositis (lead approval path)

Severe, debilitating autoimmune muscle disease
Clear unmet need and meaningful clinical endpoints
Likely first approval attempt and first “proof” of the platform

Expansion (what comes next)

Assuming continued success, Cabaletta’s approach is well-suited to other B-cell driven autoimmune diseases, such as:

Lupus (SLE / lupus nephritis)
Systemic sclerosis (scleroderma)
Myasthenia gravis
Other antibody-mediated diseases over time

Why this matters for investors: each additional disease that shows success is not just “one more drug”—it makes the whole platform more credible and valuable.

5) Key catalysts (what could drive growth and move the stock)

2026 catalysts (de-risking phase)

Registrational myositis progress (enrollment, early reads)
Durability updates (patients staying off immunosuppressants)
Safety profile confirmation in larger patient numbers

2027 catalysts (regulatory phase)

BLA submission timing and FDA clarity for myositis
Regulatory feedback and approval pathway confidence
Potential partnership/licensing deals

2028–2029 catalysts (commercial / scale phase)

First approval and early commercial execution (if successful)
Expansion into additional autoimmune indications
Increased probability of takeover discussions

6) Business and financial reality (retail investor framing)

Pre-revenue clinical-stage biotech
Cash runway into 2026 (but additional fundraising before approval is likely)
Strong institutional participation improves financing options
Dilution risk remains real, but this is normal for late-stage development

7) Stock price expectations (scenario-based; not guarantees)

These ranges are not predictions

they are what tends to happen in biotech when certain milestones are met.

Bear case (science/safety fails)

stock can remain low or decline further
dilution risk increases
outcomes may depend on remaining pipeline value

Base case (progress but not perfect)

myositis path continues
durability improving but still being proven
stock may move into a mid-single-digit to low double-digit range over time

Bull case (targets clearly met)

strong, durable responses
acceptable safety profile
platform validated in multiple diseases
large re-rating is possible even before revenue

8) Model buyout scenarios and valuation ranges (integrated)

These are illustrative acquisition frameworks, built from typical biotech M&A patterns (risk-adjusted premiums, platform optionality, and de-risking milestones). They assume dilution continues normally over time.

Scenario A: Early, risk-discounted buyout

Timing: 2026 (before registrational data fully mature)

What must happen

promising but still early durability
safety acceptable but limited scale
buyer wants to “buy the option” before competitors

Likely buyers

CAR-T operators (Novartis, BMS, Gilead)
buyers comfortable with earlier development risk

Valuation range

Enterprise value: $1.0–$1.8B
Implied per-share range: $6–$10

Scenario B: Base-case strategic buyout

Timing: 2027 (around BLA submission or strong registrational readout)

What must happen

registrational myositis data meet endpoints
durability signal strengthens
FDA path is clear and credible

Likely buyers

immunology leaders (AbbVie, J&J, Roche, Sanofi, GSK)
motivated by autoimmune franchise expansion and biologic patent cliffs

Valuation range

Enterprise value: $2.5–$4.0B
Implied per-share range: $12–$20

Scenario C: Bull-case platform validation buyout

Timing: 2028–2029 (post-approval or near-commercial launch)

What must happen

myositis approved or near approval
success in at least one additional autoimmune disease
outpatient feasibility + scalable operations demonstrated

Likely buyers

broad pool of large pharma; potential competition for the asset

Valuation range

Enterprise value: $5–$8B+
Implied per-share range: $22–$35+

9) What could prevent a buyout or cap upside

safety issues appear as patient numbers increase
durability fades (relapses become common)
manufacturing economics are too expensive for payers
major regulatory delays or additional trial requirements
repeated dilutive financing without clear de-risking progress

10) Bottom line for retail investors

CABA is best seen as:

a platform bet on immune reset, not a single-product story
a stock where major upside can occur before revenue if risk is reduced
a name that requires disciplined position sizing due to volatility and dilution risk

ED Note:

We are Long CABA

If Cabaletta proves durable, drug-free responses at scale, the most likely outcomes are:

a strong multi-year re-rating as approval becomes visible, and/or
acquisition interest from large immunology or cell-therapy companies

Thursday, August 28, 2025

BEAM Therapeutics - A simplified investor report!

Beam Therapeutics (NASDAQ: BEAM)

Simplified Investor Report – August 2025

1. What Beam Does

Beam is a gene-editing company that uses a next-gen technology called base editing.
Unlike traditional CRISPR, which “cuts” DNA, base editing changes single letters of DNA directly. This makes edits potentially safer and more precise.

Beam’s approach is being tested in blood diseases, liver diseases, and cancer cell therapies.

2. Current Pipeline (Key Drugs in Development)

BEAM-101 (Sickle Cell Disease / Beta Thalassemia)
- Ex vivo (patient’s stem cells edited outside body).
- Goal: Increase fetal hemoglobin to prevent sickling.
- FDA gave RMAT designation in Aug 2025—can speed approval.
- Competes with CRISPR Tx’s already-approved Casgevy.
BEAM-302 (Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency, AATD – In vivo)
- Liver-targeted using LNPs (same delivery as mRNA vaccines).
- First clinical proof: restored missing protein in patients. Big de-risking milestone.
BEAM-301 (GSD-Ia, rare metabolic disease – In vivo)
- First patients dosed in 2025. Very rare disease but clear genetic target.
BEAM-201 (Allogeneic CAR-T for T-cell leukemia)
- First multiplex-edited CAR-T (4 edits in one cell).
- Potential for “off-the-shelf” cancer treatment.

Why this matters:

Beam is not a “one trick pony”—it has 4 very different programs in the clinic (blood, liver, metabolic, cancer). This spreads risk.

3. How Beam Compares to Other Gene Editors

Company	Technology	Status	Notes
Beam (BEAM)	Base editing	4 clinical programs (in-vivo + ex-vivo + CAR-T)	Broadest pipeline; proof of editing in humans (AATD).
CRISPR Tx (CRSP)	CRISPR/Cas9	First FDA-approved therapy (Casgevy)	First mover, but rollout is slow & complex.
Intellia (NTLA)	CRISPR/Cas9	ATTR program in Phase 3	Closest to an in-vivo commercial therapy.
Editas (EDIT)	CRISPR	Hb disorders in Phase 2	Smaller player; similar to CRSP but later.
Verve (VERV)	Base editing	LDL cholesterol lowering in Phase 1	Early but strong human data.
Prime Medicine (PRME)	Prime editing	First patients dosed	Very early stage, but big potential.

Takeaway: Beam sits between CRSP’s proven approval and Intellia’s Phase 3 lead, but has more breadth than most others. Verve and Prime validate the editing class, but are earlier.

Ed Note: We like all six and are currently invested in two of these names!

4. Why Analysts & Institutions Are Bullish

Analysts: 12–13 Buys, targets $40–80 (2–4x upside from ~$17 today).
Catalysts: RMAT for BEAM-101, clinical proof in BEAM-302, first patients dosed in BEAM-301.
Big investors buying: ARK Invest, Vanguard, Swiss National Bank, others.
Upside potential: If one of Beam’s in-vivo therapies works, it could transform rare disease treatment—making Beam a takeover target for big pharma.

5. Risks to Consider

Still pre-revenue—cash burn is high.
Competes against already-approved products (Casgevy in SCD).
In-vivo gene editing is very new—long-term safety still being proven.
Stock is volatile and heavily tied to trial readouts.

6. Bottom Line for Retail Investors

Beam is a high-risk, high-reward biotech.

It has a broad and diverse pipeline (blood, liver, rare metabolic disease, CAR-T).
Analysts see 2–4x upside in the next 12–24 months.
Beam is not yet proven commercially, but recent trial wins (esp. BEAM-302) show that base editing works in humans.
For investors who can tolerate volatility, Beam is one of the most exciting gene-editing plays—but it should be sized carefully in a portfolio.

Ed Note: We are long BEAM NTLA CRSP EDIT

As genetic medicine technology continues to advance, we own both BEAM and CRSPR for their cutting edge tech!

Three companies are leading the charge into Gene editing technology and medical advancements that seek to cure otherwise incurable diseases!

How Beam Therapeutics (BEAM) technology benefits from the wonderful results of the case of baby KJ

Tuesday, May 27, 2025

Cabaletta Bio (CABA) is a microcap stock with a serious pipeline in the Healthcare field, and a possible takeover target. Read on...

Cabaletta Bio Might See a Takeover Offer in the Near Future

Date: May 27, 2025
Ticker: NASDAQ: CABA
Sector: Biotechnology
Market Cap: ~$150M
Current Share Price: ~$1.75

Executive Summary

Cabaletta Bio has rapidly emerged as a key innovator in cell therapies for autoimmune diseases. With promising clinical data, regulatory tailwinds, a strategic manufacturing buildout, and growing institutional interest, the company may soon become a prime takeover candidate. As large pharmaceutical and biotech players intensify their push into immunology and autoimmune markets, Cabaletta’s lead program, rese-cel, positions the company as an attractive bolt-on acquisition for firms seeking late-stage clinical assets with scalable manufacturing platforms.

1. Clinical Breakthroughs: A Deep Pipeline in Autoimmune Therapies

Cabaletta’s lead therapy, resecabtagene autoleucel (rese-cel), is a CD19-targeting CAR-T cell therapy intended to "reset" the immune system in patients with serious autoimmune conditions. Rese-cel has already shown efficacy across multiple indications:

Myositis: RMAT designation received; BLA submission anticipated in 2027.
SLE and Lupus Nephritis: Patients achieved full remission and renal response; all are off immunosuppressants and steroids.
Systemic Sclerosis (SSc): Early patient data show improved skin and lung function.
Myasthenia Gravis (MG) and Multiple Sclerosis (MS): Clinical trials underway; FDA has granted Fast Track status for MS.

Safety Profile: Rese-cel has a highly favorable profile, with >90% of patients experiencing mild (grade 1 or lower) cytokine release syndrome, and no severe neurological toxicity reported.

2. Strategic Manufacturing Partnerships Add Scalability

Cabaletta is not only advancing in the clinic but also ensuring future commercial readiness:

Lonza Agreement: Expanded clinical manufacturing capabilities.
Cellares Partnership: Successfully validated automated manufacturing of rese-cel using the Cell Shuttle™ platform. This makes the production of CAR-T therapies more scalable and cost-effective—an attractive feature for potential acquirers.

3. Strong Institutional Confidence

Vanguard, Prudential Financial, and Walleye Capital significantly increased their stakes in late 2024 and early 2025.
Such heavyweights rarely invest in micro-cap biotech without seeing long-term upside or M&A potential.
Despite reduced holdings by Fred Alger Management, overall institutional sentiment remains bullish.

4. Upcoming Catalysts That May Trigger Acquisition Interest

June 2025: Key clinical results to be presented at the EULAR Congress.
H2 2025: FDA meetings to discuss registrational trials in SLE, LN, and SSc.
2027: Target BLA submission for rese-cel in myositis—a potentially pivotal milestone that accelerates valuation.

These catalysts, if positive, could pressure potential buyers to move early, while CABA remains undervalued.

5. Financial Position: Runway Through 1H 2026

Cash on hand (as of Dec 2024): $164M
This provides ample time for clinical execution without dilution, enhancing the appeal to potential acquirers.

6. Why a Takeover May Be Imminent

Cabaletta’s profile aligns with key acquisition criteria:

Late-stage lead asset with early regulatory designations (RMAT, Fast Track).
Broad multi-indication applicability across lucrative autoimmune markets.
Scalable and automated manufacturing platforms.
Positive early safety and efficacy data across several trials.
Institutional backing from long-term investors.
A depressed market valuation, with shares down ~85% from peak levels.

Potential Suitors:
Large immunology players and gene/cell therapy leaders like:

Gilead Sciences (Kite)
Roche/Genentech
Bristol-Myers Squibb
Sanofi or Novartis (expanding in CAR-T and autoimmunity)

Valuation Snapshot

Metric	Value (Approx)
Market Cap	$150M
Cash Position	$164M
52-Week High	$13.50
Current Price (May 27, 2025)	~$1.75
Analyst Avg. Target Price	$20.08
Price/Book Ratio	<1 (undervalued)

Conclusion: A Compelling Acquisition Target

Cabaletta Bio stands at the intersection of scientific innovation and unmet medical need. Its autoimmune-focused CAR-T program, strong safety/efficacy signals, and scalable production model present an ideal acquisition case. With near-term catalysts approaching and larger biopharma players under pressure to replenish pipelines, a takeover offer could materialize in the near future.

Investment Outlook: Speculative Buy with Acquisition Upside

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Tuesday, April 1, 2025

BEAM Therapeutics getting closer to FDA approvals for cutting edge therapies

Beam Therapeutics Inc. (NASDAQ: BEAM) is a biotechnology company specializing in precision genetic medicines through its proprietary base editing technology. This approach enables precise, predictable, and efficient single-base changes at targeted genomic sequences without introducing double-stranded DNA breaks, distinguishing it from other gene-editing techniques.Fierce Biotech+10Annual Reports+10Beam Therapeutics Investors+10

Drug Pipeline and Recent Developments

Beam's pipeline focuses on both ex vivo and in vivo therapies targeting various genetic disorders:Fierce Biotech+2Beam Therapeutics Investors+2Beam Therapeutics+2

BEAM-101: An investigational cell therapy for severe sickle cell disease (SCD). As of December 2024, the BEACON Phase 1/2 trial reported promising results, with patients exhibiting robust and durable increases in fetal hemoglobin levels and no vaso-occlusive crises post-engraftment. Beam Therapeutics Investors+1markets.businessinsider.com+1
BEAM-302: A base editor designed to correct mutations causing alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency (AATD). The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) cleared its Investigational New Drug (IND) application on March 27, 2025, paving the way for a Phase 1/2 trial in the first half of 2025.
BEAM-301: Targets glycogen storage disease type 1a (GSD1a). The FDA cleared its IND application in June 2024, with patient dosing anticipated to commence in early 2025. Beam Therapeutics Investors+2GlobeNewswire+2Beam Therapeutics Investors+2
BEAM-201: A multiplex-edited allogeneic CAR-T product for relapsed/refractory T-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia. Initial data were submitted for presentation at the American Society of Hematology Annual Meeting in December 2024. GlobeNewswire

Technology Advances

Beam's base editing technology offers a novel approach to gene editing by enabling precise nucleotide modifications without creating double-stranded DNA breaks. This method has the potential to reduce unintended genomic alterations and improve safety profiles compared to traditional CRISPR-Cas9 techniques. Additionally, Beam is developing the Engineered Stem Cell Antibody Paired Evasion (ESCAPE) platform, a non-genotoxic conditioning approach aimed at improving the safety and accessibility of hematopoietic stem cell transplants. Beam Therapeutics Investors+7Annual Reports+7Beam Therapeutics Investors+7Beam Therapeutics Investors+3Beam Therapeutics Investors+3Beam Therapeutics Investors+3

Market Position

As of April 1, 2025, Beam's stock is trading at $18.22 per share, with a market capitalization of approximately $2.42 billion. The company has garnered attention for its innovative base editing platform and has established collaborations to advance its therapeutic programs.Yahoo FinanceBeam Therapeutics Investors

Financial Overview

In the fourth quarter of 2024, Beam reported research and development expenses of $101.4 million and general and administrative expenses of $32.5 million. The company concluded the year with $1.0 billion in cash, cash equivalents, and marketable securities, projecting a cash runway into 2027. Beam Therapeutics Investors+1GlobeNewswire+1GlobeNewswire+1Beam Therapeutics Investors+1

Strategic Restructuring and Takeover Potential

In October 2023, Beam announced a strategic restructuring to focus on its highest priority programs, including BEAM-101, ESCAPE, and BEAM-302. This initiative involved a workforce reduction of approximately 20% and the exploration of partnership opportunities for select programs. Given its robust pipeline, proprietary technology, and strategic focus, Beam may be an attractive target for acquisition by larger pharmaceutical companies seeking to enhance their gene-editing capabilities. However, no public information as of April 1, 2025, indicates any active discussions regarding a takeover.Beam Therapeutics Investors+3Fierce Biotech+3Beam Therapeutics Investors+3Beam Therapeutics Investors+1GlobeNewswire+1

Overall, Beam Therapeutics continues to advance its base editing platform and therapeutic programs, positioning itself as a significant player in the genetic medicine landscape.GlobeNewswire+9Beam Therapeutics Investors+9Yahoo Finance+9

As of April 1, 2025, Beam Therapeutics Inc. (NASDAQ: BEAM) is trading at $18.22 per share.

Recent market volatility, particularly in the biotech sector, has impacted Beam's stock performance. The unexpected resignation of Dr. Peter Marks from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has introduced uncertainty regarding the FDA's future stance on innovative treatments like gene therapies, which are central to Beam's portfolio. StockAnalysis+2TradingView+2WSJ+2

Despite these challenges, Beam has demonstrated notable progress:

Pipeline Advancements: The FDA's clearance of the Investigational New Drug (IND) application for BEAM-302 for alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency (AATD) is a significant milestone.
Financial Position: In March 2025, Beam completed a $500 million underwritten offering, bolstering its cash reserves to support ongoing research and development. Welcome to WilmerHale

Analyst sentiment remains cautiously optimistic. The average 12-month price target is approximately $49.45, suggesting a potential upside of over 170% from the current price. However, targets range from $26 to $80, reflecting varying assessments of Beam's prospects. MarketWatch+4MarketBeat+4StockAnalysis+4StockAnalysis

It's also noteworthy that prominent investor Cathie Wood's ARK Invest recently acquired shares of Beam Therapeutics, indicating confidence in the company's long-term potential. Investors.com+1Investors.com+1

Investing in Beam Therapeutics involves balancing the company's innovative base editing technology and pipeline progress against sector-specific risks and regulatory uncertainties. Potential investors should conduct thorough due diligence and consider their risk tolerance before making investment decisions.

Ed Note:

We are long BEAM stock!

Update April 10th

$BEAM insiders:
On April 10th, Fidelity post it's form 3 revealing it controls 2.1 million shares of BEAM Therapeutics

June 2025