Resmed – First Linde Then CNBC And Jim Cramer

You will recall two days ago the market noise that Resmed was about to be picked up by German Linde. We blogged about it here.

Now CNBC’s Jim Cramer talked about them benefiting from the potential reversal or low impact of competitive bidding. (I don’t think competitive bidding will be substantially reversed just to be clear.

Jim Cramer goes on to issue a potential target price of $53 which is a cool 30% premium.

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This post was written by Frank Barlin who has written 112 posts on the international medical market place.

Frank Barlin is the founder and Managing Partner at Sibaya LifeScience.

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