Rod Raynovich is an entrepreneur and executive with a focus on life science companies and medical technology trends.He has over 35 years executive experience including Abbott and JNJ and has been involved three successful start-ups. Before starting Raygent and other companies he was also a ...
more Rod Raynovich is an entrepreneur and executive with a focus on life science companies and medical technology trends.He has over 35 years executive experience including Abbott and JNJ and has been involved three successful start-ups. Before starting Raygent and other companies he was also a Technology Transfer Officer at UCLA. He has a B.S. from Penn State University and an MBA from Rutgers University.
His WEB site at www.raygent.com is currently focused in biopharmaceuticals, genomics and clinical diagnostics . Mr. Raynovich has extensive expertise in marketing and product development and provides business development consulting to early stage companies in biotechnology, diagnostics and imaging.
The Rayno Life Science Portfolio was published on www.raygent.com and other trade media.
Articles have been published on the following topics: Alzheimer Disease,Biomarkers, Genomics,Molecular Diagnostics, Oncology Drugs, Personalized Medicine, Targeted Therapy, Technology Trends, H1N1 and Government Policy on biotechnology.
The Life Science Portfolio is up over 80% over a 24 mo. period as of 5/30/14and among the life science portfolio winners are ABAX, ALXN, AMRI, BIIB, CBST, GPRO, ILMN, QDEL,REGN, SGEN, and VPHM.
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great list!
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Getting trial information and following them is the hard part as it takes too much time. Just sett up the stocks in a Yahoo portfolio and track daily. The WEB site of the Company usually lets you know if trial results are coming in and when.
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Here is the YTD for KITE down 4.7%:
www.google.com/finance
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prefer a fund like FBIOX but XBI will work when the market heats up