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JAZZ · Nasdaq · Health Care · Biotechnology & Specialty Pharma

Jazz raised its revenue guide for a second time and trades at about eight times underlying earnings, but the first orexin pill reaching narcolepsy patients keeps the stock's discount in place

Third-quarter 2026 revenue was a record $1.24B, up 10% and about 3% above consensus. Xywav grew 12% with 425 net patient adds, oncology rose 34%, and full-year revenue guidance went to $4.775–4.85B from $4.60–4.75B. A pre-announced $754M Actio charge turned the quarter into a $3.88 adjusted loss per share; without it adjusted EPS was $7.15. The stock closed at $214.44, 18% below its August high, and barely moved after hours. Over the next 10–30 days estimate revisions, a new $500M buyback and early Ziihera demand support it, while Takeda's orexin launch in narcolepsy is the risk the market is pricing.

Close 2 Nov 2026
$214.44
30 day
▼ 9.0%
Year to date
▲ 26.1%
From 52W high
▼ 18.0%
Ann. volatility (30d)
31.6%
Regime as of
2 Nov
Market cap
$13.92B
52W range
$131.16–261.62
TTM revenue
$4.72B
Rev growth
+10.4% Q3
P/S TTM
2.95×
P/E TTM
71× GAAP (8.3× adj.)
Report date
3 Nov 2026
TTM EPS
$3.00 ($25.84 adj.)
EV/EBITDA
~8.4×
Xywav
$483M (+12%)
Oncology
$387M (+34%)
Net cash
−$2.71B
Employees
~2,890
Next catalyst
ABS-1230 data (4Q26)
JAZZ · 30-day price
JAZZ · 1-year price
00

Executive Summary

DimensionFindingSignal
Price actionClosed at $214.44 on 2 Nov, down 9.0% from $235.67 on 2 Oct and 18.0% below the $261.62 high of 4 Aug, but +26.1% YTD and 63% above the $131.16 low of 7 Nov 2025. It fell 3.8% on 8 Oct and 3.9% on 26 Oct, when the Actio charge was pre-announced. After hours on 2 Nov it traded ~$215–217 (+0.3–1%).Bearish
Revenue growthTotal revenue $1,243M, +10.4%, against ~$1.20–1.21B expected. Sleep $514M (+10%), epilepsy $295M (−2%), oncology $387M (+34%). Nine-month revenue +14.7%. Full-year guidance raised to $4.775–4.85B (+12–14%), the second raise in a row and ~1.6% above consensus at the midpoint.Bullish
ProfitabilityNon-GAAP gross margin 91.5%; adjusted SG&A fell to 26% of revenue (a $152M litigation settlement inflated last year's figure). The $754M Actio IPR&D charge drove a GAAP net loss of $483M (−$7.48 a share) and an adjusted loss of $3.88; excluding it, adjusted EPS was $7.15 against $8.13 a year ago.Mixed
Valuation vs peersAbout 8.3× TTM adjusted EPS excluding the Actio charge ($25.84) and ~10× the vendor's forward estimate; EV/EBITDA ~8.4×. P/S 2.95× against a 6.31× median for Neurocrine, United Therapeutics, Alkermes and Halozyme. Consensus target $292.05 (MarketBeat), 36% above the close.Bullish
Platform KPIsXywav $483M (+12%) with ~425 net patient adds to ~17,550 active patients (11,375 narcolepsy, 6,175 idiopathic hypersomnia). Ziihera $21M in its first partial quarter in first-line gastric cancer; new ordering accounts tripled. Modeyso $61M; Zepzelca $104M (+32%).Bullish
Balance sheetCash and investments $2.86B against $5.6B of debt principal (net debt ~$2.7B, ~1.4× EBITDA). Added $1.25B of 1.875% exchangeable notes due 2032, extended the term loan to 2033 and bought back $225M of stock; a new $500M buyback was approved in October. Nine-month operating cash flow $1.33B.Mixed
Regime stateQ1 Volatile Trend since 16 Oct (13 sessions), the first time Persistency has been positive in the window. Persistency +0.118 (99th percentile, high +0.125 on 30 Oct); Volatility +0.284 (78th percentile). Not on a boundary. As of 2 Nov 2026 (1 trading day lag); it predates the release.Bullish
Driver exposure93.1% idiosyncratic. Sector Driver 1 −0.262 (R² 6.9%); Market Driver 1 ~0. One-year correlation with the biotech sector 0.37, United Therapeutics 0.33, Halozyme and Neurocrine 0.25, the S&P 500 0.16 (beta 0.47). Company and competitor news decide the month. As of 2 Nov 2026.Bullish
Key risk (next 10–30 days)Orexin competition. Takeda's Orzeyful (oveporexton), approved for narcolepsy type 1 around August, expected DEA scheduling within ~90 days, so a launch may fall inside the window. Sleep products are 41% of revenue; early prescription data or pricing could weigh on the multiple. Short interest is ~8.4% of shares.Bearish
Catalysts in windowPost-print target revisions (from 3 Nov, just before), initial ABS-1230 patient data at a medical meeting in 4Q26 (date not given), early Ziihera ordering trends, buyback execution, the possible Orzeyful launch, and options expiry (20 Nov). Modeyso ACTION data (1H27) and the Epidiolex capsule PDUFA (16 Apr 2027) are outside.Mixed
Overall view (10–30 days)Mixed, leaning positive. The commercial business did what it needed to: revenue beat, guidance went up again, Xywav kept adding patients and Ziihera started well. On underlying earnings the stock is cheap, the regime has turned to trending and the market map is supportive. But repeated large acquisition charges cloud earnings quality, and the sleep franchise faces its first approved orexin competitor, possibly launching inside the window. Composite 7.4 / 10. Mixed

Signal reflects the 10–30 day window only (13 Nov – 3 Dec 2026). Row tint matches the badge. Regime, driver and market-regime readings as of 2 Nov 2026, 1 trading day behind the report date. The release came after the close on 2 Nov; the after-hours price is an indication, not a session close. Consensus: Investing.com (revenue $1.20B) and StockStory via FinancialContent ($1.21B; adjusted EPS −$2.38, which only partly reflected the Actio charge). Ex-charge figures are company-derived ($11.03 a share).

Jazz's operating business is growing faster than its guidance and trades at a single-digit multiple of underlying earnings. The market's question is not this quarter but how much of the sleep franchise the new orexin drugs will take, and the first of them is about to launch.

01

Investment Thesis

Each case states what would have to happen inside the next 10–30 days for it to play out. This section argues; the verdict is in section 02.

Bull case
Second raise. Revenue guidance to $4.775–4.85B from $4.60–4.75B; Q3 revenue ~3% above consensus.
Xywav still growing. +12% with 425 net adds; management says high-sodium generics have had limited uptake.
Oncology engine. Oncology +34% to $387M; Ziihera's first-line launch saw new ordering accounts triple, with a $3–5B peak-sales ambition.
Cheap. ~8.3× underlying TTM adjusted EPS and ~8.4× EBITDA; the consensus target is 36% above the price.
Capital return. A new $500M buyback (~3.6% of market cap) after $225M bought in Q3.
What must happen in the window: targets hold near $290–300, ABS-1230 data are positive, Orzeyful's launch is slow or narrow, and JAZZ reclaims $236 (early-October levels).
Neutral case
Muted reaction. After hours the stock moved less than 1%: the beat was expected after the pre-announced charge.
Charges cloud the multiple. Acquired IPR&D was $948M in 2025 and $831M in 2026 so far; investors discount adjusted earnings that exclude recurring deal costs.
Ziihera is a 2027 story. Management expects minimal 2026 impact.
A wide band. At 38% one-year volatility, a ±1 standard-deviation 21-session move from $214 is about ±$23, roughly $191–238.
What must happen in the window: no decisive news on orexins or the pipeline, and JAZZ trades $200–236.
Bear case
Orexins arrive. Takeda's Orzeyful could launch in narcolepsy type 1 within the window; Alkermes and Centessa have agents in late development, including in idiopathic hypersomnia.
Epilepsy stalled. Epidiolex −2% YoY to $295M.
Zepzelca pressure. Second-line indication removed; Amgen's IMDELLTRA expected to compete in first-line maintenance in 2027.
Royalty decay. High-sodium oxybate royalties fell 27% to $38M.
Leverage and dilution. $5.6B of debt plus $1.25B of new exchangeable notes; short interest ~8.4% of shares.
What must happen in the window: an early, broad Orzeyful launch or weak ABS-1230 data, and JAZZ breaks $200, below the 26 Oct low of $205.70.
Jazz is priced as if its sleep franchise is in decline. This quarter says it is still growing; the next few months will show how fast the orexins change that.
02

Composite Assessment

The finding: over the next 10–30 days Jazz will trade on two things: estimate upgrades from a second guidance raise, and the first evidence on Takeda's orexin launch in narcolepsy. With the stock at about eight times underlying earnings and its regime newly trending, the evidence favours the bull tail. A close back above $236 would confirm it; a break below $200 on orexin news would mean the market is pricing a faster decline in sleep revenue.

2.1 — Dimension scores

Revenue Growth
7.0
+10.4% Q3, +14.7% 9M; guide +12–14%; 4th of 5 (peer median +34%)
Profitability
7.5
Gross 91.5% adj.; EBITDA ~41% ex-charges; GAAP margins swing with IPR&D
Valuation
9.0
~8.3× adj. EPS ex-charges; P/S 2.95× vs 6.31× median; target +36%
Earnings Quality
6.0
Recurring IPR&D charges; adj. EPS beat 3 of 6; strong cash flow
Balance Sheet
7.0
Net debt ~$2.7B (~1.4× EBITDA); $2.9B cash; maturities extended
Competitive Position
7.0
Leading oxybate franchise; orexins arriving; diversified oncology
Structural Risk
5.0
Orexins vs sleep (41% of revenue); Zepzelca competition; royalty decay
Regime Alignment
8.0
First Volatile Trend in the window; 12 of 14 groups positive
Driver Independence
8.5
93.1% idiosyncratic; S&P 500 beta 0.47
Composite
7.4
Growth 25 · Valuation 20 · Profitability 18 · Execution 12 · Risk 10 · Regime 10 · Driver independence 5

Green at 8 and above, yellow 6–8, red below 6. Execution quality uses Earnings Quality. Risk management is the average of Balance Sheet and Structural Risk (6.0). Competitive Position is shown for context and carries no weight. Weighted sum: 1.75 + 1.80 + 1.35 + 0.72 + 0.60 + 0.80 + 0.43 = 7.4 (7.45). The composite sits at the top of the Mixed range. Valuation and regime point up; it stops short of Bullish because the main risk, orexin competition in sleep, can show up inside the window and the market has repeatedly discounted Jazz's adjusted earnings.

2.2 — Where it wins and where it loses

Wins
Guidance. Revenue raised to $4.775–4.85B; non-GAAP gross margin raised 50 bps to 90.5–91.5%.
Xywav. $483M, +12%; ~17,550 active patients.
Ziihera. Approved in first-line HER2+ gastric cancer on 25 Aug; NCCN preferred regimen; 3-year overall survival near 40%.
Modeyso and Zepzelca. $61M and $104M (+32%).
Cash generation. $1.33B of operating cash flow in nine months, +34%.
Loses
Epidiolex. −2% to $295M, on gross-to-net and inventory effects.
Acquisition charges. $754M for Actio in Q3; adjusted EPS −$3.88 reported.
Royalties. High-sodium oxybate royalty revenue −27% to $38M; Xyrem −13%.
Vyxeos. −10% to $34M.
Leadership change. The chief commercial officer will retire by mid-2027 (announced 6 Oct).
03

Risk Factors

Ordered by what can bite inside the next 10–30 days, not by ultimate severity. Structural risks that cannot resolve inside the window are marked as context.

Live in the window
Orzeyful launch. Takeda's oveporexton was approved for narcolepsy type 1 around August, with DEA scheduling expected within ~90 days. A launch, its price and early uptake would be read straight across to Xywav, whose narcolepsy patients are ~65% of its base.
Pipeline data. Initial ABS-1230 patient data are due at a 4Q26 medical meeting. Jazz has just booked $754M for this asset, so a weak readout would hurt credibility on deal-making.
Short interest. ~8.4% of shares are sold short (vendor); bad news can be amplified, but so can a squeeze on good news.
Biotech sentiment. Correlation with the biotech sector is 0.37; a sector sell-off, as appeared to drive part of October's fall, would weigh.
Structural context
Orexin class. Several orexin-2 agonists (Takeda, Alkermes, Centessa) could reshape narcolepsy and idiopathic hypersomnia treatment over several years; Jazz's own JZP269 is only in Phase 1.
Zepzelca. Amgen's IMDELLTRA is expected to compete in first-line maintenance in 2027.
Epidiolex life cycle. Growth has stalled; a capsule formulation (PDUFA 16 Apr 2027) is the next step.
Deal risk. Acquisitions have cost ~$1.8B of IPR&D in two years; returns depend on Ziihera, Modeyso and ABS-1230.

3.1 — Competitive, macro and financial

RiskCategoryMechanismBites in window?
Orzeyful launchCompetitiveNew mechanism in narcolepsy type 1; read-across to XywavYes
ABS-1230 initial dataClinicalFirst patient data after a $754M chargePossible
Short interestMarket~8.4% of shares short; amplifies movesPossible
Biotech sector moveMarket0.37 correlation with the sectorPossible
Orexin class over timeStructuralMultiple agents; possible expansion to idiopathic hypersomniaStructural
Zepzelca competitionCompetitiveIMDELLTRA in first-line maintenance (2027)Structural
LeverageFinancial$5.6B debt; exchangeable notes due 2032Structural

The window's main risk is outside Jazz's control: how fast and how broadly Takeda launches its orexin drug. Jazz's own catalysts (ABS-1230 data, buybacks, Ziihera ordering) are smaller but mostly positive.

04

Earnings & Guidance Signals

425
pts
net patient adds for Xywav in the third quarter, as the sleep franchise kept growing with the first orexin competitor approved
Active patients ~17,550 at quarter-end: ~11,375 narcolepsy and ~6,175 idiopathic hypersomnia. Xywav revenue $483M (+12%); 2026 Xywav growth guided to low double digits to low teens. Management said high-sodium generics have had limited uptake.

4.1 — Earnings history

QuarterReport DateRevenuevs Est.EPS (dil.)vs Est.Stock Reaction
Q3 20262 Nov 2026$1,243M+3.0%−$7.48 (−$3.88)−63% (charge)~+0.6% (after hours)
Q2 20263 Aug 2026$1,208Mn/c$2.78 ($5.71)−7.5%+4.0%
Q1 20265 May 2026$1,069Mn/c$4.43 ($6.34)+36.2%+7.7%
Q4 202524 Feb 2026$1,198Mn/c~$3.27 ($6.64)+2.0%+13.2%
Q3 20255 Nov 2025$1,126Mn/c$4.08 ($8.13)+39.0%−2.3%
Q2 20255 Aug 2025$1,046Mn/c−$11.74 (−$8.25)−32.1%−6.4%

EPS is GAAP diluted with non-GAAP adjusted in brackets; the surprise is the vendor's (Yahoo) adjusted estimate, which moves with acquired IPR&D charges that consensus only partly captures. Q2 2025 and Q3 2026 include large IPR&D charges (Chimerix and Actio). Q4 2025 GAAP EPS is derived from annual less nine-month net income (~). Jazz reports after the close, so the reaction is the next session; Q3 2026 is the after-hours indication. Q3 2026 revenue consensus per Investing.com ($1.20B) and StockStory ($1.21B). 21-session moves after each reaction, oldest to newest: +22.3%, +26.0%, −3.9%, +4.4%, −6.1%.

4.2 — Beat consistency

CompanyRev Beat RateEPS Beat RateGuidance
JAZZ1/1 sourced50% (3/6)Annual revenue, margins, expenses
Neurocrinen/cn/cAnnual INGREZZA sales
United Therapeuticsn/cn/cNo formal guidance
Alkermesn/cn/cAnnual revenue and profit
Halozymen/cn/cAnnual revenue, EBITDA, EPS
Peer mediann/cn/c—

Peer beat histories were not compiled: the vendor's quote service returned errors. Jazz's adjusted EPS record is dominated by timing of acquisition charges; excluding them it has generally beaten.

4.3 — Forward guidance

ItemValueComment
2026 total revenue$4,775–4,850MFrom $4,600–4,750M; +12–14% on 2025's $4,268M
Non-GAAP gross margin90.5–91.5%Raised 50 bps
Non-GAAP SG&A / R&D$1,330–1,370M / $725–775MUnchanged
Non-GAAP tax rate19.5–21.5%From 11.5–13.5% (Actio charge not deductible)
Diluted shares69–70MUnchanged
New buyback$500MApproved October; no expiry
Next quarterly report~late Feb 2027Outside the window; 2027 guidance then

The revenue line is beating and the guide is rising; the EPS line keeps being reset by acquisitions. Inside the window there is no Jazz report, so the market will judge it on revisions, pipeline data and competitor news.

05

Analyst Outlook

PeriodSourceViewKey Point
2–3 Nov 2026 (print)Investing.com, StockStory, Seeking AlphaBullishRevenue beat and second guidance raise; Ziihera framed at $3–5B peak potential; IPR&D-driven EPS miss
28 Oct 2026JPMorgan; Weiss RatingsMixedJPMorgan Overweight, $276 → $300; Weiss downgrade to Hold (C+)
7–21 Oct 2026Morgan Stanley, Needham, Citi, Barclays, BofA, RBC, TruistBullishAll Buy or equivalent: targets $271–325; Morgan Stanley $322 → $314, RBC $299 → $296, BofA $307 → $313
Sep 2026Goldman Sachs, Citi, UBS, BarclaysBullishGoldman initiates at Buy, $337; Citi initiates at Buy, $325; UBS $315 → $337
Aug 2026Needham, Deutsche Bank, Piper, Baird and othersBullishTarget increases after Q2 and the Ziihera approval; $275–310
Consensus20–22 analystsBullishMarketBeat "Moderate Buy", mean $292.05; Stockanalysis.com "Buy" (13 Strong Buy, 7 Buy, 2 Hold), mean $294.27, median $300

Sources: MarketBeat (30 Oct 2026), Stockanalysis.com (21–27 Oct 2026), Investing.com, StockStory via FinancialContent, Seeking Alpha (headline). Post-print target changes had not been published at the time of writing.

06

Insider & Board Activity

DateInsiderTransactionSharesPriceValueSignal Read
Q3 2026CompanyBuyback (with the exchangeable notes)——$225MExhausted the 2024 programme; new $500M approved in October
6 Oct 2026Renee Gala, President & CEOSale (10b5-1)2,000$236.40$0.47MPlan adopted 4 Jun 2026; holds 141,394
1 Oct 2026Bruce Cozadd, Director (former CEO)Sale (10b5-1)6,000$230.33$1.38MPlan adopted 26 Nov 2025; holds 345,875
10 Sep 2026Neena Patil, EVP & Chief Legal OfficerSale (10b5-1)1,200$240.94$0.29MPlan adopted 26 Feb 2026; holds 47,671
Aug – Sep 2026Directors and officers~25 Forms 4 and 144———Mostly equity vesting and small planned sales (not all reviewed)

Source: SEC Form 4 filings on EDGAR (three filings read in full; the rest of the Aug – Oct 2026 batch was not individually reviewed), the Q3 release, and Quiver Quantitative. All reviewed sales were under pre-arranged 10b5-1 plans and were small relative to holdings. There were no open-market purchases. Insider activity carries little signal for the window.

07

Recent News & Catalysts

DateSourceDevelopmentIn window?
16 Apr 2027FDA (PDUFA)Decision on the Epidiolex oral capsule formulationNo
1H 2027JazzModeyso Phase 3 ACTION overall-survival interim analysisNo
~late Feb 2027Jazz (expected)Q4 2026 results and 2027 guidanceNo
4Q 2026 (date not given)JazzInitial ABS-1230 (JZP6979) patient data at a medical meetingPossible
Nov 2026 (expected)TakedaOrzeyful (oveporexton) launch in narcolepsy type 1 after DEA scheduling (expected within ~90 days of approval)Possible
20 Nov 2026Options marketMonthly expiry after the printYes
Nov 2026Sell-side; JazzPost-print target revisions from a ~$292 mean; execution of the new $500M buybackYes
2 Nov 2026Jazz releaseQ3: record $1.24B revenue (+10%), guidance raised, $754M Actio charge; flat after hoursNo, sets the base
26 Oct 2026SEC 8-KPre-announces the ~$755M Actio IPR&D charge (~$11 a share); stock −3.9%No, sets the base
6 Oct 2026SEC 8-KChief commercial officer Samantha Pearce to retire by 30 Jun 2027No, sets the base
30 Sep 2026FDAZepzelca second-line indication removed from the labelNo, sets the base
15 Sep 2026SEC 8-KActio Biosciences acquisition completed (~$820M), adding ABS-1230 for KCNT1-related epilepsyNo, sets the base
25 Aug 2026FDAZiihera approved in first-line HER2+ gastroesophageal adenocarcinomaNo, sets the base

The window is 10–30 days from the 3 Nov 2026 report date (13 Nov – 3 Dec 2026). Items are ordered newest (future) first. The Orzeyful timing is inferred from Takeda's August statement that DEA scheduling was expected within 90 days; it is not confirmed. The ABS-1230 meeting has not been named.

Catalysts inside the window

Just before: the 3 Nov session and the first target changes. Possible in the window: Takeda's Orzeyful launch, the first real-world test of orexin competition for Xywav, and initial ABS-1230 data, the first look at the asset Jazz has just paid $754M for. Ongoing: buyback execution and early Ziihera ordering data. 20 Nov: options expiry.

08

Ratings & Price Targets — Peer Frame

CompanyPriceMarket CapTTM RevenueP/S TTMRev Growth (latest Q, YoY)Source ViewNews Sentiment
JAZZ$214.44$13.92B$4.72B2.95×+10.4%Moderate Buy · $292.05Mixed
United Therapeutics (UTHR)$596.13~$25.6B$3.15B8.12×−2.0%n/cNeutral
Neurocrine (NBIX)$145.35~$14.8B$3.37B4.38×+41.3%n/cNeutral
Halozyme (HALO)$128.95~$14.6B$1.66B8.82×+47.5%n/cPositive
Alkermes (ALKS)$44.89~$7.5B$1.67B4.50×+26.9%n/cNeutral
Peer median—~$14.7B$2.41B6.31×+34.1%——

Prices are at the 2 Nov 2026 close. JAZZ TTM revenue is Q4 2025 – Q3 2026 from SEC XBRL and the Q3 release; market cap uses 64.91M shares. Peer market caps (~) are Stockanalysis.com values (26–31 Oct) scaled to the 2 Nov close; peer TTM revenue is from Stockanalysis.com. Latest-quarter growth is from SEC XBRL: Neurocrine to Sep 2026; United Therapeutics, Alkermes and Halozyme to Jun 2026 (their Q3 figures were not yet in XBRL). Halozyme's sentiment reflects a 17% rise over 30 days. Peer consensus views were not available (n/c); JAZZ consensus is MarketBeat.

8.5

Analyst Price Targets — Multiple Sources

Recent analyst actions

Analyst / SourceCurrent TargetPreviousDateImplied ReturnRatingDirection
JPMorgan (Jessica Fye)$300$27628 Oct 2026+39.9%Overweight▲ Raised
Morgan Stanley (Jeffrey Hung)$314$32221 Oct 2026+46.4%Overweight▼ Lowered
Needham (Ami Fadia)$310$31016 Oct 2026+44.6%Buy► Maintained
Citi (Geoff Meacham)$325$32515 Oct 2026+51.6%Buy► Maintained
Barclays (Etzer Darout)$271$27113 Oct 2026+26.4%Overweight► Maintained
BofA (Jason Gerberry)$313$3079 Oct 2026+46.0%Buy▲ Raised
RBC (Leonid Timashev)$296$2998 Oct 2026+38.0%Outperform▼ Lowered
Truist (Gregory Renza)$286$2817 Oct 2026+33.4%Buy▲ Raised
Goldman Sachs (Andrea Newkirk)$337—24 Sep 2026+57.2%Buy (initiation)► New coverage
UBS (Ashwani Verma)$337$31511 Sep 2026+57.2%Buy▲ Raised

Implied return is measured against the $214.44 close on 2 Nov 2026. Sources: MarketBeat (30 Oct 2026) and Stockanalysis.com (21–27 Oct 2026). Every listed analyst rates the stock Buy or equivalent; the gap between targets and price is the widest in our recent coverage.

MetricValue
Last close$214.44
Consensus target$292.05
Median target$300.00
High target$337.00
Low target$225.00
Implied upside to consensus+36.2%
Implied downside to low+4.9%
Analysts contributing20

Consensus, high and low from MarketBeat (20 analysts); median from Stockanalysis.com (22 analysts, mean $294.27). Even the lowest target is above the price.

Target range vs last close ($214.44)
$225
$292
$300
$337
09

Fundamental Financial Analysis — Company Trends & Peer Comparison

9.A — Quarterly earnings trend

QuarterRevenueQoQ ΔYoY ΔEPS (diluted)Gross MarginAdj. EBITDAMarginvs Est.Next-day Reaction
Q2 2025$1,046M+16.5%+2.1%−$11.7488.9%$393M−65.6%Miss−6.4%
Q3 2025$1,126M+7.7%+6.7%$4.0888.6%$278M5.1%Beat−2.3%
Q4 2025$1,198M+6.4%n/c~$3.2787.2%$434M21.3%Beat+13.2%
Q1 2026$1,069M−10.8%+19.1%$4.4387.5%$518M31.5%Beat+7.7%
Q2 2026$1,208M+13.0%+15.5%$2.7890.4%$504M20.5%Miss+4.0%
Q3 2026$1,243M+2.9%+10.4%−$7.4891.1%~$513M−33.3%Miss (charge)~+0.6% (after hours)

Margin is the GAAP operating margin; Q2 2025 and Q3 2026 are depressed by acquired IPR&D (about $905M in the first half of 2025, mainly Chimerix, and $754M for Actio). Jazz does not report adjusted EBITDA: Q2 2025 – Q2 2026 are the vendor's normalized EBITDA (Yahoo), and Q3 2026 is GAAP operating income plus amortization and the Actio charge (derived, ~). Gross margin is GAAP gross margin on total revenue (vendor before Q3 2026). "vs Est." is adjusted EPS against the vendor estimate. Q4 2024 revenue was not compiled (n/c).

Revenue $M · own band
GAAP operating margin % · own band

Revenue has set a new quarterly high in Q3 2026 ($1.24B). The GAAP operating margin swings with acquisition charges: −66% and −33% in the two quarters with large IPR&D, 20–32% otherwise.

9.1 — Liquidity ratios

Metric30 Sep 202631 Dec 202531 Dec 2024Target / Status
Current ratio1.821.864.461.5–3.0 target · inside; 2024 high before $1.0B of debt turned current
Quick ratio1.641.673.99≥1.0 · passed
Cash ratio1.131.092.32 (cash only)Cash and investments $2.86B

Derived from the Q3 release and SEC XBRL balance sheets. Current liabilities include $1.02B of debt due within a year.

Peer comparison (most recent reported)Current RatioNet Cash PositionLiquidity Status
United Therapeutics5.73+$3.80BVery strong; no debt
Halozyme2.71−$1.95BAdequate; convertible debt
Alkermes2.30−$0.92BAdequate
Neurocrine1.87−$0.07BStrong
JAZZ (Sep 26)1.82−$2.71BAdequate; $885M undrawn revolver
Peer median2.51−$0.50B—

Peer figures from Stockanalysis.com (26–31 Oct 2026). Jazz net debt is $5.6B of debt principal less $2.86B of cash and investments.

9.2 — Leverage & solvency

Metric30 Sep 202631 Dec 202531 Dec 2024Target / Status
Debt-to-equity1.331.241.49Lower is safer · moderate
Debt-to-assets0.460.460.51<0.5 conservative · just inside
Interest coverage7.0× (TTM, ex-Actio)n/mn/d>2.5 healthy · passed excluding the charge; 2.5× on GAAP TTM
Debt service coverage11.7× (TTM)n/dn/d>1.25 healthy · EBITDA over net interest

All ratios derived. Debt is carrying value from SEC XBRL ($5.57B at 30 Sep 2026). FY2025 coverage is not meaningful because of an operating loss after the Chimerix charge. Debt service coverage uses net interest only because maturities are refinanced (the term loan now runs to 2033).

9.3 — Profitability ratios

MetricQ3 2026TTMQ3 2025FY2025FY2024Trend
Gross margin91.1%89.1%88.6%88.2%n/d▲
Operating margin−33.3%9.0%5.1%−10.1%17.6%Charge-driven
Net margin−38.9%4.4%22.3%−8.3%13.8%Charge-driven
EBITDA margin (ex-IPR&D)~41%~42%24.7%n/dn/d▲
Return on assets−4.0% (q)1.7%n/d−3.0%n/dCharge-driven
Return on equity−11.5% (q)4.8%n/d−8.5%n/dCharge-driven
DuPont (NPM × AT × EM)—4.4% × 0.40 × 2.78———Margin-led; moderate leverage

(q) = single quarter, not annualised. All ratios derived. Excluding the non-deductible $754M Actio charge, TTM net margin would be ~20%. Q3 2025 EBITDA margin uses the vendor's normalized EBITDA; Q3 2026 and TTM are derived. FY2024 returns are not shown because the 2023 balance sheet was not in the materials reviewed (n/d).

Peer comparisonGrossOp MarginNet MarginAdj. EBITDAROEProfitability Rank
Halozyme76.3%56.8%24.9%63.2%173.7%1 of 5
United Therapeutics86.1%44.5%41.6%47.4%19.3%2 of 5
Neurocrine64.5%25.7%20.9%27.1%22.1%3 of 5
Alkermes87.2%13.4%4.0%17.1%3.9%4 of 5
JAZZ (TTM)89.1%9.0%4.4%~42% (ex-IPR&D)4.8%5 of 5
Peer median81.2%35.1%22.9%37.3%20.7%—

Peer ratios are TTM from Stockanalysis.com; peer EBITDA is vendor EBITDA. Rank is by GAAP operating margin, which puts Jazz last because of the Actio charge; on EBITDA excluding IPR&D it would rank third. Halozyme's ROE reflects a small equity base.

9.4 — Efficiency & growth

MetricCurrent / TTMPrior yearComment
Asset turnover0.400.36 (FY25)Revenue over average total assets ($11.8B)
Revenue per employee~$1.63M—On ~2,890 employees (vendor)
Revenue growth (9M)+14.7%—$3,520M against $3,070M
Oncology growth (Q3)+34.5%—Modeyso, Zepzelca, Ziihera
Operating cash flow (9M)$1.33B$0.99B+34%
Dividend yield0.00%—Buybacks instead ($500M programme)
CompanyAsset TurnoverRev / EmployeeEmployeesEPS GrowthDiv YieldGrowth Rank
Halozyme0.72~$3.92M423n/c0.00%1 of 5
Neurocrine0.73~$1.35M2,500n/c0.00%2 of 5
Alkermes0.50~$0.81M2,050n/c0.00%3 of 5
JAZZ0.40~$1.63M~2,890n/m0.00%4 of 5
United Therapeutics0.42~$2.25M1,400n/c0.00%5 of 5
Peer median0.61~$1.80M~1,725n/c0.00%—

Growth rank is by latest-quarter reported revenue growth. Peer data from Stockanalysis.com; revenue per employee derived. Jazz EPS growth is not meaningful because of acquisition charges; peer EPS growth was not available (n/c).

Platform metrics

MetricQ3 2026Q3 2025YoYComment
Xywav net sales$482.8M$431.4M+12%~425 net patient adds; ~17,550 active
Epidiolex/Epidyolex$295.4M$302.6M−2%Gross-to-net and inventory effects
Zepzelca$104.4M$79.3M+32%First-line maintenance with atezolizumab
Modeyso$61.1M$11.0Mn/m~725 patients since launch; incl. $14M partner stocking
Ziihera$20.6M$8.3M+148%First-line approval 25 Aug 2026
Rylaze/Enrylaze$106.3M$99.9M+6%—
High-sodium oxybate royalties$38.4M$52.9M−27%Authorized-generic royalties declining

From the Q3 2026 release (SEC 8-K exhibit 99.1) and the earnings call (Investing.com).

9.5 — Market valuation multiples

MetricCurrentComment
P/E TTM71×GAAP EPS $3.00, depressed by IPR&D; 8.3× on adjusted EPS ex-Actio ($25.84)
P/E forward (vendor)~10.0×Stockanalysis.com, at $205.70
Price / book3.32×Equity $4.19B
Price / sales TTM2.95×Peer median 6.31×
EV / EBITDA~8.4×EV ~$16.6B over TTM EBITDA ex-IPR&D ~$1.97B (derived)
Operating cash flow yield~12.7%9M $1.33B annualised over market cap (derived)
Short interest~8.4%Of shares outstanding (vendor)
Price / salesPriceMarket CapTTM RevenueP/S TTMvs Peer Median
JAZZ$214.44$13.92B$4.72B2.95×−53%
Halozyme$128.95~$14.6B$1.66B8.82×+40%
United Therapeutics$596.13~$25.6B$3.15B8.12×+29%
Alkermes$44.89~$7.5B$1.67B4.50×−29%
Neurocrine$145.35~$14.8B$3.37B4.38×−31%
Peer median—~$14.7B$2.41B6.31×—
Earnings & growth-adjustedTTM EPSP/E TTMRev GrowthPEGAssessment
JAZZ$3.0071× (8.3× adj.)+10.4%0.18Cheapest on adjusted earnings
Neurocrine$6.8221.3×+41.3%0.31Growth at a modest multiple
United Therapeutics$27.9921.3×−2.0%3.21Cash-rich, slow growth
Halozyme$3.3838.1×+47.5%n/aRoyalty growth premium
Alkermes$0.39115.2×+26.9%n/aDepressed GAAP earnings
Peer median—29.7×+34.1%1.76—

Peer TTM EPS is price over the vendor P/E (derived); peer P/E is the vendor value scaled to the 2 Nov close. PEGs are the vendor's; the peer median uses the two available.

On every adjusted measure Jazz is the cheapest name in the group, at roughly half the peer sales multiple and a single-digit earnings multiple. That discount reflects lower growth than the peer set and the orexin threat to its largest franchise, not current profitability.

10

Regime Analysis — Persistency & Volatility

+0.118
P
Persistency, positive for the first time in 14 months of data: Jazz has moved from range-trading into its first trending state of the window
Q1 Volatile Trend since 16 Oct (13 sessions); Persistency at the 99th percentile (high +0.125 on 30 Oct); Volatility +0.284 (78.3rd percentile). 290 daily observations, 10 Sep 2025 – 2 Nov 2026. As of 2 Nov 2026, 1 trading day behind the report date. Status: CURRENT.

10.1 — Regime trace

JAZZ — Regime trace · Persistency vs Volatility (146 daily points, oldest faint → newest bright)
Q1 Volatile trend Q2 Volatile chop Q3 Quiet range Q4 Quiet drift Current (2 Nov)

Persistency on x, Volatility on y. Source: Trader workbook, Individual regimes daily. Statistics use the full window, 10 Sep 2025 – 2 Nov 2026 (290 observations); the trace plots 146 points, every second row. As of 2 Nov 2026, 1 trading day behind the 3 Nov 2026 report date. The reading predates the release. The Individual tab scales Volatility from −0.5 to +0.5.

10.2 — Current regime read

MeasureCurrentMeanStd DevMinMaxPercentileInterpretation
Persistency0.1178−0.13770.0633−0.31780.124899.0Crossed zero on 16 Oct for the first time in the window
Volatility0.28410.00170.2891−0.49660.500078.3Elevated; easing from +0.34 on 30 Oct

Currently in Q1 Volatile Trend, held 13 sessions (16 Oct – 2 Nov). Neither reading is within 0.05 of an axis, so the call is not on a boundary. As of 2 Nov 2026, 1 trading day behind.

10.3 — Regime occupancy & transitions

QuadrantLabel% of periodCharacter
Q1Volatile trend4.5%16 Oct – 2 Nov 2026 only
Q2Volatile chop45.5%Including Jul – Aug 2026 (31 sessions)
Q3Quiet range50.0%The default state
Q4Quiet drift0.0%Not visited in the window
TransitionCountNote
Volatile chop → Quiet range7The usual cycle
Quiet range → Volatile chop7And back
Volatile chop → Volatile trend116 Oct 2026: Persistency turns positive

Over the window, 21-day forward returns from Quiet Range had a median of +5.7% (67% positive, 142 observations) and from Volatile Chop +1.6% (57%, 126). The new Volatile Trend state has no complete 21-day history (thin sample, no conclusion drawn). Over the last 500 sessions the unconditional median was +2.4% (63% positive). As of 2 Nov 2026.

Persistency moves slowly.

The series moves in small daily steps and can hold near one value for weeks, producing near-vertical runs on the trace. That is the data behaving normally. For 13 months Jazz alternated between a quiet range and choppy bursts with Persistency well below zero; since mid-October it has crossed into positive territory, so moves have started to extend rather than reverse. There is no history in this window for how that state has played out. These statistics describe 10 Sep 2025 – 2 Nov 2026 and are not predictions.

11

Driver Exposure — Market & Sector Covariation

93.1
%
of Jazz's daily variance is idiosyncratic: its own launches, pipeline and competitors decide the stock, not the market
One-year correlation 0.37 with the biotech sector (beta 0.48), 0.33 with United Therapeutics, 0.25 with Neurocrine and Halozyme, 0.15 with Alkermes and 0.16 with the S&P 500 (beta 0.47). 499 observations, 5 Nov 2024 – 2 Nov 2026. Drivers as of 2 Nov 2026, 1 trading day behind.

11.1 — Driver correlation table

FactorCorrelationR² (%)Rolling 60d (current)Rolling MinRolling MaxStabilityDirection
Market Driver 1 Primary−0.0010.00.160−0.2030.244VariableNeutral
Market Driver 20.0100.0−0.105−0.1780.227VariableNeutral
Market Driver 30.0210.0−0.240−0.2760.310VariableNeutral
Market Driver 40.0240.10.211−0.2530.286VariableNeutral
Market Driver 5−0.0360.10.102−0.2550.141StableNeutral
Sector Driver 1 Primary−0.2626.90.088−0.6090.143VariableNegative
Sector Driver 20.0130.00.113−0.2860.489VariableNeutral
Sector Driver 30.0320.10.013−0.1960.395VariableNeutral

Methodology: daily log returns of JAZZ against first-differenced Market Driver levels and return-scaled Sector Driver values. Window 5 Nov 2024 – 2 Nov 2026, 499 observations; rolling window 60 days. Correlations are not coloured. Sector Driver 1's rolling reading has flipped from as low as −0.61 to +0.09 now, so the usual sector link is currently absent. Drivers as of 2 Nov 2026, 1 trading day behind the report date.

11.2 — Systematic vs idiosyncratic decomposition

6.9%
Idiosyncratic 93.1%
FactorRaw BetaStandardised BetaShare of Explained Variance
Market Driver 1 (primary)0.000030.0230.7%
Sector Driver 1 (primary)−0.17563−0.26499.3%

Jazz is an idiosyncratic, low-beta stock. The month will be decided by its own news and by competitors in sleep and oncology; neither an index hedge nor a biotech hedge would offset much of that risk.

11.3 — Rolling 60-day driver correlation

Market Driver 1 (blue) and Sector Driver 1 (orange) against JAZZ daily returns, Feb 2025 – Nov 2026. On the latest reading (2 Nov) Market Driver 1 is +0.16 and Sector Driver 1 is +0.09. As of 2 Nov 2026.

12

Performance by Market Regime

JAZZ daily returns bucketed by each market group's regime quadrant. Window ~2 years to 2 Nov 2026, ~499 overlapping days per group. Buckets under 30 days are marked thin (Bonds long Volatile Trend, 15 days, and Quiet Drift, 20; Energy Quiet Drift, 10; VIX Mid Volatile Trend, 19). The statistics describe history, not the future.

12.1 — US market · currently in Q4 Quiet Drift

Market RegimeDays% of PeriodCumulative ReturnAnn. ReturnAnn. VolSharpeHit RateBest DayWorst Day
Q3 Quiet Range9418.8%+29.8%+101.2%34.2%2.9660.6%+12.43%−5.54%
Q1 Volatile Trend10220.4%+25.2%+74.1%29.0%2.5653.9%+7.40%−4.29%
Q4 Quiet Drift Current14929.9%+39.2%+75.0%37.2%2.0151.7%+18.71%−6.64%
Q2 Volatile Chop15430.9%−13.4%−20.9%37.9%−0.5548.1%+6.86%−9.35%

12.1b — SP500 · currently in Q4 Quiet Drift

Market RegimeDays% of PeriodCumulative ReturnAnn. ReturnAnn. VolSharpeHit RateBest DayWorst Day
Q1 Volatile Trend10521.0%+29.6%+86.3%29.1%2.9752.4%+7.40%−4.29%
Q3 Quiet Range12424.8%+36.3%+87.7%33.6%2.6158.1%+12.43%−6.64%
Q4 Quiet Drift Current10621.2%+22.9%+63.2%39.1%1.6252.8%+18.71%−3.96%
Q2 Volatile Chop16432.9%−9.7%−14.5%37.8%−0.3848.8%+6.86%−9.35%

12.1c — Global market · currently in Q4 Quiet Drift

Market RegimeDays% of PeriodCumulative ReturnAnn. ReturnAnn. VolSharpeHit RateBest DayWorst Day
Q1 Volatile Trend336.6%+20.2%+306.9%33.4%9.257.6%+7.40%−2.84%
Q3 Quiet Range20641.3%+75.7%+99.3%37.7%2.6454.4%+18.71%−6.64%
Q2 Volatile Chop22444.9%+6.4%+7.2%34.4%0.2151.8%+6.86%−9.35%
Q4 Quiet Drift Current367.2%−12.8%−61.5%27.0%−2.2844.4%+3.85%−3.96%

Best row green, worst row red, ranked by Sharpe among buckets of 30 days or more. Cumulative return is the compounded JAZZ return across all days spent in that regime (derived). Market regimes as of 2 Nov 2026, 1 trading day behind.

12.2 — Cross-group summary grid

GroupCurrent RegimeBest Regime for JAZZWorst RegimeCum. Return in CurrentSharpe in CurrentSharpe SpreadDays in Current
US marketQ4 Quiet DriftQ3 Quiet RangeQ2 Volatile Chop+39.2%2.013.5143
SP500Q4 Quiet DriftQ1 Volatile TrendQ2 Volatile Chop+22.9%1.623.3543
Global marketQ4 Quiet DriftQ1 Volatile TrendQ4 Quiet Drift−12.8%−2.2811.4837
TechnologyQ3 Quiet RangeQ1 Volatile TrendQ2 Volatile Chop+18.2%0.764.92116
FinancialsQ1 Volatile TrendQ3 Quiet RangeQ4 Quiet Drift+16.4%2.114.206
EnergyQ1 Volatile TrendQ4 Quiet DriftQ2 Volatile Chop+27.5%1.5419.3531
UtilitiesQ1 Volatile TrendQ4 Quiet DriftQ2 Volatile Chop+16.3%1.313.567
EuropeQ4 Quiet DriftQ3 Quiet RangeQ1 Volatile Trend+17.2%1.164.287
GoldQ2 Volatile ChopQ3 Quiet RangeQ2 Volatile Chop+60.2%0.902.1264
VIX NearQ4 Quiet DriftQ4 Quiet DriftQ1 Volatile Trend+30.1%6.379.019
VIX MidQ4 Quiet DriftQ1 Volatile TrendQ2 Volatile Chop+31.1%1.414.55127
Bonds nearQ1 Volatile TrendQ2 Volatile ChopQ1 Volatile Trend−12.0%−1.233.653
Bonds midQ1 Volatile TrendQ3 Quiet RangeQ4 Quiet Drift+7.3%0.672.734
Bonds longQ1 Volatile TrendQ1 Volatile TrendQ4 Quiet Drift+9.7%11.4413.743

All 14 mapped groups. Groups in bold have Sharpe spreads above 1.5. Best and worst are by Sharpe and include thin buckets; Bonds long's best (Volatile Trend, 15 days) and Energy's best (Quiet Drift, 10 days) are thin samples, and their spreads should be ignored. Market regimes as of 2 Nov 2026, 1 trading day behind.

12.3 — Sensitivity callouts

A supportive map. 12 of 14 groups sit in regimes with a positive JAZZ Sharpe, including US market Quiet Drift (2.01) and SP500 Quiet Drift (1.62). Only Global market Quiet Drift (−2.28, its worst) and Bonds near Volatile Trend (−1.23, its worst) are negative.
What has historically followed the current US market regime over 10–30 days. In the 126 days the US market was in Quiet Drift with a full 21-day window, JAZZ's 21-day forward return had a median of +5.3% and was positive 71% of the time. Over the last 500 sessions the unconditional median was +2.4% (63% positive), so the current state has been better than average. For SP500 Quiet Drift the figures were +2.3% and 60% (83 days). This is history, not a forecast.
US churn hurts. Volatile Chop has been JAZZ's worst US market and SP500 state (Sharpe −0.55 and −0.38). A shift from today's calm drift to choppy markets would remove a tailwind.
Calm volatility helps. VIX Near Quiet Drift, the current state, is JAZZ's best (Sharpe 6.37, but only 9 days in), and VIX Mid Quiet Drift has held for 127 days with a positive Sharpe (1.41).
Do not trade this table.

Regime-conditional history describes roughly two years to 2 Nov 2026, not the future. Four buckets hold fewer than 30 days and are marked thin, and a handful of company-specific days (+20.6% on 17 Nov 2025, +13.2% on 25 Feb 2026) dominate several totals. Overlapping forward windows overstate the independence of observations. Market regime series as of 2 Nov 2026, 1 trading day behind the report date.

13

News & Market Narrative

DateHeadlineSentiment
2 Nov 26Jazz announces Q3: record $1.2B revenue (+10%), raises full-year revenue guidance (company release)Positive
2 Nov 26Jazz lifts 2026 outlook as revenue hits a record; Ziihera launch building (Investing.com call transcript)Positive
2 Nov 26Guidance outlined as Ziihera launch builds toward $3–5B peak sales potential (Seeking Alpha headline)Positive
3 Nov 26Oncology momentum and new launches offset margin pressure; adjusted EPS misses on the Actio charge (StockStory)Mixed
28 Oct 26JPMorgan raises its target to $300; Weiss downgrades to Hold (MarketBeat)Mixed
26 Oct 26Jazz pre-announces a ~$755M Actio IPR&D charge for Q3 (SEC 8-K)Negative
8 Oct 26Shares fall as traders weigh a minor target cut and insider-sale filings (Quiver Quantitative)Negative
6 Oct 26Chief commercial officer to retire by mid-2027 (SEC 8-K)Negative
30 Sep 26FDA removes Zepzelca's second-line indication, as agreed with Jazz (company release)Neutral
15 Sep 26Jazz completes the Actio Biosciences acquisition (SEC 8-K)Neutral
25 Aug 26FDA approves Ziihera in first-line HER2+ gastroesophageal adenocarcinoma (company release)Positive
~6 Aug 26FDA approves Takeda's Orzeyful (oveporexton) for narcolepsy type 1 (Pharmaceutical Technology)Negative

12 rows, newest first. Sources: company releases and 8-Ks on EDGAR, Investing.com, Seeking Alpha (headline), StockStory via FinancialContent, MarketBeat, Quiver Quantitative, Pharmaceutical Technology, Clinical Trials Arena. The narrative has shifted from Ziihera approval (August) to deal costs and orexin competition (October) and back to commercial strength (now).

14

Company Snapshot

FieldJazz Pharmaceuticals plcPeer context
Legal nameJazz Pharmaceuticals public limited company—
Exchange / IPONasdaq: JAZZ · IPO 2007All peers on Nasdaq
DomicileIreland (headquarters Dublin)Peers US-domiciled
Sector / industryHealth Care · Biotechnology and specialty pharmaceuticals (sleep, epilepsy, oncology)Neurocrine the closest neuroscience peer
Market cap$13.92B (64.91M shares × $214.44)Middle of the group
Employees~2,890 (vendor)The largest in the group
TTM revenue$4.72B (Q4 2025 – Q3 2026)The largest in the group
Revenue modelProduct sales: sleep (Xywav, Xyrem) 41% of Q3 revenue, epilepsy (Epidiolex) 24%, oncology (Zepzelca, Rylaze, Modeyso, Ziihera, Defitelio, Vyxeos) 31%; royalties 4%Peers more concentrated
Key differentiatorsLeading oxybate franchise; Epidiolex; growing oncology portfolio with Ziihera ($3–5B peak ambition); 91% gross marginThe most diversified portfolio in the group
CIK0001232524—
Websitejazzpharmaceuticals.com—
Overall view · next 10–30 days
Mixed · cheap on numbers, sleep franchise in question

Jazz's third quarter was commercially strong: record revenue of $1.24B (+10%, ~3% above consensus), Xywav +12% with 425 net adds, oncology +34%, an early Ziihera launch and a second guidance raise. The $754M Actio charge, pre-announced, explains the reported loss. At about eight times underlying earnings, with every analyst at Buy and the lowest target above the price, the stock is cheap, its regime has just turned to trending and the market map is supportive. The discount rests on one risk the window may test: Takeda's orexin drug reaching narcolepsy patients. The view turns bullish if early Orzeyful uptake looks narrow and JAZZ closes back above $236. It turns bearish if the launch is broad and the stock breaks $200.

Volatility Farm
JAZZ · Jazz Pharmaceuticals plc — short-term view · 3 November 2026
1 · Daily prices for JAZZ, NBIX, UTHR, ALKS, HALO, the biotech sector ETF and the S&P 500 ETF from the Yahoo Finance chart feed (used in place of the Massive API for bulk history). Last completed session 2 Nov 2026 close; after-hours indication to 21:25 UTC (~$215–217). The vendor's quote and profile service was unavailable during this session.
2 · Financial data from Jazz's Q3 2026 release (SEC 8-K exhibit 99.1, 2 Nov 2026) and 8-Ks of 15 Sep, 6 Oct and 26 Oct 2026; SEC XBRL company facts for Jazz and peers; vendor quarterly statements (Yahoo). Consensus and call commentary from Investing.com, StockStory via FinancialContent and Seeking Alpha; analyst data from MarketBeat and Stockanalysis.com; insider data from SEC Form 4 and Quiver Quantitative; competitor background from Pharmaceutical Technology and Clinical Trials Arena.
3 · Persistency and Volatility from the Trader workbook tab Individual regimes daily (10 Sep 2025 – 2 Nov 2026, 1 trading day behind). Market regimes from Market regimes daily (to 2 Nov 2026, 1 trading day behind). Market and Sector Drivers from the Market and Sector driver tabs (to 2 Nov 2026, 1 trading day behind). Freshness status: CURRENT.
4 · Derived rather than reported: Q4 2025 revenue, operating income, net income and GAAP EPS; TTM revenue, EPS, adjusted EPS excluding the Actio charge and EBITDA excluding IPR&D; Q3 2026 EBITDA; QoQ and YoY growth; market cap, EV, P/E, P/S, P/B, EV/EBITDA and cash-flow yield; every ratio in 9.1–9.4; peer market caps, P/E, EPS, growth, revenue per employee, medians and ranks; implied returns; post-earnings 21-session moves; the ±1 standard-deviation band; forward-return statistics and cumulative regime returns in sections 10 and 12; correlations and betas against peers, the biotech sector and the S&P 500. Peer market caps and P/E are approximate.
5 · This report evaluates the likely outcome over the next 10–30 days from 3 Nov 2026 (13 Nov – 3 Dec 2026). Regime and driver statistics describe their stated windows and are not predictions.
6 · This is an analytical document, not investment advice.
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