Wednesday, October 16, 2013

The Motley Fool: St. Jude Firmly Back In Wall Street's Good Graces

Wall Street can punish stocks quickly, but investors will return to a solid story almost as quickly. It was only about a year ago when St. Jude Medical  (NYSE: STJ  ) shares were hammered on worries that lead failures would severely compromise the company's ICD business and that the company was trailing major rivals like Medtronic  (NYSE: MDT  ) and Johnson & Johnson  (NYSE: JNJ  ) in key growth market opportunities.

Since then, sentiment has come back around in a big way. Not only does the company appear to be gaining some share in its cardiac rhythm management, or CRM, business, but the atrial fibrillation business has also been performing well. Add to that interesting opportunities in heart failure monitoring, neurostim, ablation, renal denervation, transcatheter heart valv
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