Rule
YES if Eli Lilly's US GLP-1 prescription market share gain in calendar year 2026 exceeds Novo Nordisk's gain by more than 1 percentage point, as reported in either company's SEC filings (10-K, 8-K, earnings releases), investor presentations, or press releases citing prescription data, or as reported by Bloomberg, Reuters, WSJ, or Forbes citing named prescription tracking sources. NO if Novo Nordisk's gain exceeds Lilly's by more than 1pp, or if the gains are within 1pp of each other. Share gains measured as end-2026 share minus end-2025 share.
Source: https://www.iqvia.com/
Resolves by May 8, 2027.
19 comments
no at 36 is loose, novo's got the installed base and the refill lock. lilly's chasing but the math is already priced
honestly, my friends are all on ozempic or whatever novo's pushing
no at 37 is where i'm loading. novo's got the installed base and the momentum, lilly's chasing.
novo has the lock here, ozempic's already in everyone's medicine cabinet and their supply chain actually works unlike last year.
my wife reads all the labels, i just follow her into whole foods
why would lilly close a 15-point gap in a year when novo's already got the script velocity and insurance muscle.
not my lane at all but my therapist just switched everyone to lilly and that feels like the move
lilly's got the better supply chain right now, but novo's still got the patient stickiness. feels like a coin flip honestly
anecdotal data point but that's exactly what Modern Retail's been tracking. individual prescriber switches are moving faster than the market's pricing in.
i don't know enough about the pharma side to call it
novo's supply chain is tighter and their manufacturing footprint scales faster than lilly can retrofit