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To own Janux Therapeutics, you really have to buy into the idea that its TRACTr and ARM platforms can turn early clinical validation into a multi-asset oncology and autoimmune franchise, despite years of expected losses. The latest positive JANX007 Phase 1 update in mCRPC is central to that story, because it gives the company a more tangible proof point after a year of steep share price declines and heavy volatility. In the near term, JANX007 data flow and progress on JANX008 and the CD19-ARM program look like the key potential catalysts, and this new readout may help reframe expectations around those assets. At the same time, Janux remains unprofitable with widening losses, a relatively new management team and high CEO pay, so execution risk and financing needs stay front and center.
However, one issue around leadership and cash burn is easy to overlook, and investors should not. In light of our recent valuation report, it seems possible that Janux Therapeutics is trading beyond its estimated value.Explore 3 other fair value estimates on Janux Therapeutics - why the stock might be worth just $48.00!
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