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April 20, 2011

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Vishal

The decision could go either way, and I expect a 10% stock price movement in case of Ranbaxy either way . In such a case it would be wise to buy a straddle on Ranbaxy. The stock has underperformed the indian pharmaceutical peers, due to concerns over Lipitor exclusivity forfeiture.

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