Edward Jones' Fehr: Valeant Still a Wait-and-See Story

The video discusses the transition of a company from a growth-oriented entity to a turnaround story, necessitating a recalibration of investor expectations. It highlights the challenges in valuing the company amidst uncertainty and compares the situation to the financial crisis, where banks had to focus on capital and balance sheets. The suggested approach for investors is to adopt a 'wait and see' strategy, allowing time to assess the true value of the company's assets.

How does the current situation of the company relate to a turnaround story?

What factors should investors consider when recalibrating their expectations for growth?

What challenges do investors face in valuing a company that is undergoing changes?

In what ways can the financial crisis serve as a comparison for the current investment climate?

What does the phrase 'wait and see approach' imply for investors in the current market?