When markets punish a company that outperformed all expectations...

know that there is a deeper story.
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Merck (Merck) didn't just announce numbers in Q3 results; they revealed a cash machine operating with terrifying efficiency:
• Revenues exceeded $17.28 billion (above expectations).
• Operating cash flow jumped to $7.8 billion in one quarter.
• $4.2 billion spent on research and development to secure the future.

And despite this formidable financial strength... the stock declined!
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Why?
Because markets don't buy "yesterday's profits," they buy "tomorrow's security."
And the smart investor is the one who knows the difference between emotional reactions and real investment opportunities.

In the latest issue of the .‎@RAFAAHwealth newsletter,
I unraveled the full puzzle for you:
1️⃣ Is the company's (Moat) really threatened?
2️⃣ What is the fair price of the stock today? (The gap is big).
3️⃣ What does the "chart" say about the timing of entry?

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