Another Dendreon Earnings Disaster?

Dendreon, a former highflier filled with potential, now sits more than 80% lower than its 52-week peak. Sales of revolutionary prostate cancer vaccine Provenge have shown slowing growth after a ballyhooed launch. With shares beaten down, positive guidance from management could cause a pop; otherwise, it could be more disappointment for investors.

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