
Jonathan Faison
Founder/leader of the ROTY Biotech Community and regular contributor on Seeking Alpha, focusing on biotech investing strategies and portfolio construction.
Top 3 podcasts with Jonathan Faison
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Nov 25, 2024 • 33min
Finding winners in biotech, probably the riskiest sector
Jonathan Faison, a biotech investing expert and leader of the ROTY Biotech Community on Seeking Alpha, shares his methods for navigating the volatile biotech sector. He discusses how to identify potential winning stocks amidst fluctuations. The conversation dives into recent challenges in the market, the strategic importance of sector ETFs, and updates on key companies like Sutro Biopharma and Voyager Therapeutics. Faison emphasizes the value of community in investing, highlighting how shared insights can enhance decision-making in the complex biotech landscape.

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Oct 9, 2025 • 22min
Making money in biotech stocks
In this discussion, Jonathan Faison, founder of the ROTY Biotech Community and biotech investing strategist, shares his insights on trading in the biotech sector. He reveals different investment strategies, including theme-based trading and managing sector risk. Jonathan emphasizes the importance of focusing on late-stage companies and offers a fascinating case study on Syndax Pharmaceuticals. He also discusses navigating regulatory risks and highlights Geron as a promising undervalued biotech with great potential. Tune in for his expert advice!

Dec 15, 2024 • 7min
Tarsus Pharmaceuticals & SpringWorks Therapeutics: Jonathan Faison's top 2 picks
Jonathan Faison, who leads the ROTY Biotech Community on Seeking Alpha, shares why he believes Tarsus Pharmaceuticals and SpringWorks Therapeutics are his top investment picks. He discusses Tarsus's drug Xdemvi, which targets demodex blepharitis, and SpringWorks’s promising treatment for desmoid tumors, Oxivio. Faison also dives into the inherent risks in biotech investments, particularly the competitive landscape surrounding Mirdametinib versus more established players like AstraZeneca, highlighting the unique challenges faced by smaller firms.


