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VTRS
Viatris Inc.
$16.61
-1.60% today
52w $9.43-$18.39 ·P/E n/a ·Cap - ·Beta -
200D SMA
▲ 14.75
8D EMA
▽ 16.73
1D5D1M6M1Y
8.981114161916.61
Rev YoY
5%
accelerating
Rev acc
+1pp
vs prior FY
Net margin
-3%
ttm
ROIC
-11%
return on capital
WACC
6%
est
Earningswho called it · result
Earnings
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A record of how many callers call each $VTRS earnings ahead of the print — and what the result was afterwards.

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Convictionnewest call 96d ago
No consensus
0 of 1 agree
long 0neutral 1short 0

The graded crowd leans no consensus.

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Options Tape
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The calls-vs-puts lean on $VTRS, IV rank, the implied move and this week's unusual premium.

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SEC Filings
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What Viatris Inc.'s filings actually say: revenue mix, the tone of guidance, and the risks buried in the fine print.

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Debt
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Every bond, lease and credit line: when each comes due, and whether cash on hand covers it.

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Congress
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Which senators and representatives traded $VTRS: the dates, the sizes, and which way they leaned.

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Institutional
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Which smart-money funds built, added to, or trimmed their $VTRS stake last quarter.

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Wall Street
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Every analyst rating and price target on $VTRS, and how they have shifted over time.

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Insider
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Every Form 4: insider buys, sells, and which sales were pre-planned months ahead.

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Bag Handlers
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Who turned bearish on $VTRS before the drop — and how early they called it.

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Knife Catchers
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Who bought $VTRS near the washout low, and whether the catch actually worked.

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On $VTRS a hit means +3% before −4.8%, inside 7 days. The target scales with how much a ticker usually moves, so it is tighter on steady names and wider on volatile ones.