The analyst is bullish on Intellia, citing its gene-editing technology that has shown promising Phase 2 results for hereditary angioedema, effectively curing 70-80% of patients with a single injection. They argue that Wall Street undervalues 'cures' because they don't generate recurring revenue, but the high upfront pricing based on lifetime cost avoidance and the ability to capture the entire prevalent patient population make these assets significantly more valuable than traditional chronic treatments.
“Intellia has um a gene editing based technology they just reported phase two results it seems to for 80% or 70 to 80% of patients provide a cure for uh disease called the hereditary angiodema.”