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this week i sat down with ceo of eli lily with dave ricks and where the growth is right now at the big pharma company after very well received capital markets day they had this week, here is what dave ricks told me. >> it's happening in newest medicines which have launched in the last 5 years, diabetes the most important category for us and one of the most important diseases afflicting americans, it's common and we need better medicines for diabetes, lily is producing those. trulicity, another medicine for pain and migraine. half are eligible for new class of medicines launched this year, we have one of them, you take once a month a shot and prevents migraines from recurring, half the number of migraines for patients who take this. breast cancer, new medicines coming there, once we launched last fall. maria: growth story is picking up, people are recognizing what you've got. in terms of the migraines, why is it largely women? >> that's a function of the disease, so women usually during the reproductive years that's where the most -- happens in men as well, 80% of the sufferers are wome

dave ricks, chairman and ceo of dave ricks, chairman and ceo of eli lilly. ♪ dave ricks, chairman and ceo of eli lilly. not long ago, ronda started here. and then, more jobs began to appear. these techs in a lab. this builder in a hardhat... ...the welders and electricians who do all of that. the diner staffed up 'cause they all needed lunch. teachers... doctors... jobs grew a bunch. what started with one job spread all around. because each job in energy creates many more in this town. energy lives here. >>> it is time it's time for the -- and then the lightning round is over. are you ready? i'm going to start with matt in indiana. matt. >> caller: jim, go colts. >> oh, man, go frank the best. what's up? what was that? i was too busy making stupid noise. >> never takes a vacation. let's go to kevin in new york, kevin. >> caller: hey, jim, how are you doing? >> i am doing quite well thank you for asking how about you? >> caller: not bad jim, my stock is teva pharmaceuticals. last quarter they blew out earnings, specifically they're projected to blow out earnings again this call. they h

coming up, jon hilsenrath is here, also the ceo of eli lilly, dave ricks joining us. later in the program, my all-star panel gazes into their crystal balls to tell us what they think will be the big market stories of 2019. but first, the federal reserve hiking interest rates by another quarter of a percentage point on wednesday while signaling it could raise rates two more times in 2019

coming up, jon hilsenrath is here, also the ceo of eli lilly, dave ricks joining us. later in the program, my all-star panel gazes into their crystal balls to tell us what they think will be the big market stories of 2019. but first, the federal reserve hiking interest rates by another quarter of a percentage point on wednesday while signaling it could raise rates two more times in 2019 despite pressure from es

coming up, jon hilsenrath is here, also the ceo of eli lilly, dave ricks joining us. later in the program, my all-star panel gazes into their crystal balls to tell us what they think will be the big market stories of 2019. but first, the federal reserve hiking interest rates by another quarter of a percentage point on wednesday while signaling it could raise rates two more times in 2019 despite pressure from

coming up, jon hilsenrath is here, also the ceo of eli lilly, dave ricks joining us. later in the program, my all-star panel gazes into their crystal balls to tell us what they think will be the big market stories of 2019. but first, the federal reserve hiking interest rates by another quarter of a percentage point on wednesday while signaling it could raise rates two more times in 2019 despite p

coming up, jon hilsenrath is here, also the ceo of eli lilly, dave ricks joining us. later in the program, my all-star panel gazes into their crystal balls to tell us what they think will be the big market stories of 2019. but first, the federal reserve hiking interest rates by another quarter of a percentage point on wednesday while signaling it could raise rates two more times in 2019 despite pressure from en

coming up, jon hilsenrath is here, also the ceo of eli lilly, dave ricks joining us. later in the program, my all-star panel gazes into their crystal balls to tell us what they think will be the big market stories of 2019. but first, the federal reserve hiking interest rates by another quarter of a percentage point on wednesday while signaling it could raise rates two more times in 2019 despite pressure from

joining me right now is the chairman and ceo of eli lilly, dave ribs. ricks. want to get to this issue of expensive drug care but first, you were out with your 2019 forecast yesterday. you had a capital markets day telling the analyst community about what's in store for the new year. tell us about your expectations. >> we had a good meeting yesterday, down on wall street, talking about all the launches of new medicines that have happened in the last five years, 10 new medicines for patients and what's ahead, 10 more in the next five years. this is driving our growth. we raised our guidance and had a good discussion about the possibilities in the pharmaceutical industry for investing in science and creating breakthroughs in areas like breast can p ser, diabetes, migraine prevention. maria: tell us about the pipeline in terms of the next 10 drugs you're planning in the coming years and where the growth is at eli lilly. >> the growth is happening in the newest medicines which launched in the last five years. diabetes, one of the most important diseases afflicting

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neumann who is the director of public for growth, and also dave mcintosh. and mentioning what leslie was talking about the volatility rounding out the final month of 2018, can we, pkt the expect the same factors to cause volatility in 2019? >> yes. we have reached highs in august or september depending upon how you measure it, and then we saw lots of wild swings. it is crazy in a way, because for the week, we will end up more or less flat, but of course, we had all of the draw marks and drawma and it is telling us something. investors are concerned about the economy slowing. not a recession, but economy slowing, and the corporate profit growth is going to slow, and is that going to tip over into something worse than we think or remaining steady? co corporate profits are strong, and the economy is still pretty good, and that is why we are getting the manic reaction in the market, and maybe it is going down by enough, and people are saying, wow, these stocks have not been this cheap in three years and i have to buy this stuff. so we are seeing a battle of the

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