When insiders buy in the biotech industry, I take note. Time to buy $NVCR.

Tumor-treating field devices from Novocure employ electric fields to prevent cancer cell multiplication. Its primary market is presently treating glioblastoma multiforme, the most prevalent type of brain cancer, but it also targets other solid tumors, including lung cancer.  Oncology has historically concentrated on three approaches to cancer treatment: surgery, radiation, and medications. This fourth modality can coexist and improve our capacity to restrain the most lethal illnesses.

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The firm is preparing for essential data readouts in the following months, enabling it to dramatically increase its addressable market in the short future. Too risky to predict clinical trials outcome? Maybe, unless a company insider thinks otherwise... This is just what happened; its CEO bought half a million dollars of Novocure stock on November 26th.

With no competitors on the horizon, protected by patents, know-how, data, and a long head start, Novocure is increasing its worldwide footprint. An overemphasis on plateauing sales in the brain cancer sector has driven the stock down more than 50%, to a cheap level for today's patient investors.

I am opening a position today.

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