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Biopharmaceutical Stock Letter Editor John McCamant Named "MoneyShow Top Stock Picker"
Contributor's Model Investing Portfolio Rose 65% and Trading Portfolio Rose 95%

SARASOTA, Fla., June 11, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- At The MoneyShow Las Vegas, John McCamant, editor of Medical Technology Stock Letter, was awarded the first MoneyShow Top Stock Picker Award for the year of 2017. McCamant's model portfolio growth is a result of research analysis and his investments in Madrigal Pharmaceuticals.

John McCamant's stock pick of Madrigal Pharmaceuticals (NASD: MDGL) sees 500% growth.

Madrigal's stock price growth accelerated upon the development and testing of a drug aimed at treating non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH), a liver disease that occurs when too much fat stores in the liver causing inflammation or damage, leading to scarring, permanent damage, or liver cancer.  By intervening with the small molecule or pill, once daily, early in treatment, the developers have been able to stop further progression in phase two of clinical trials.

Following McCamant's recommendation, the stock moved from $15 to $45 prior to the release of the Phase II data, and other analysts quickly began to take notice, and as a direct result, MDGL's stock price had increased more than 500% by the end of 2017.  MDGL was highlighted as a Buy ($115) by McCamant at the recent MoneyShow Las Vegas with his expectations for more positive Phase II data.  On June 1, the expected positive Phase II NASH data drove the stock to $301

John McCamant's commentary on MoneyShow.com, focuses on biotechnology companies, with specific stock picks, and the latest developments within the industry. As editor of Medical Technology Stock Letter, his 30+ years in biotechnology investing has made him a top name, and he is often consulted and quoted by The Washington Post, Bloomberg and Bloomberg BusinessWeek, Reuters, and MarketWatch. McCamant joined Medical Technology Stock Letter in 1987 as associate editor and has served as the editor since 2000. Previously, he was an equities analyst for the American Healthcare Fund, and he was a lead in raising $75 million for a venture capital fund at Burrill & Company, a San Francisco-based private merchant bank.

To read all McCamant's biotechnology stock recommendations, and view his recent MoneyShow conference seminars, including Picking Biotech Stocks in the Trump Era, click here.
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