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I don't know about top, but here are a few that I'm very interested in:Cytomx. Yet another next-gen antibody platform, and might just really make it work. No assets in the clinic yet, but had big name investors, big name partners, and tackling all the hot areas (I-O, CART, ADC, etc).F-star. Not IPO yet (same as below), but their bispecific, if really works, is the most intriguing solution to me.Unum. Next-gen CART. Big name investors, whip-smart CEO who previously spearheaded Novartis' CART efforts.Moderna, Denali. Don't know about about the science, but any companies that can raise $100M+ series A deserve some special attention.Sorry most haven't IPOed yet, but it should be a safe bet that many will soon.

If you can make $18/hour as a single person working full time, that’s a good salary. If you can earn an average of $60,000/year or $5000/month you will live a solid middle class lifestyle. If you have kids and a wife you’ll both need to earn $60,000/year to have a solid middle class life. 2 adults earning $60,000/year provides a monthly after tax income of approximately $7852, and that will be it..you’ll make too much money to qualify for any family allowance.What’s a middle class life? a comfortable 1200/sqft home built in the 80’s mid market type home. 2 certified used vehicles (A dodge caravan 2 years old with 30,000kms for example). You can expect to go on a nice all inclusive vacation once a year, have comfortable money to spend…you can save for retirement and all the nice things the world thinks living in Canada entails.If you’re a family making a combined total of $60,000 gross annual ($30,000 per adult) or less you won’t likely be able to afford a home in the city but very likely in a smaller town (1500 people or less). You can still find homes in the $50,000 range in these small towns but the trade off is you won’t likely find much in the way of good paying jobs. You won’t be driving NEW vehicles but likely used vehicles 4 years old or older with over 80,000kms. You won’t have money for carribean vacations but you’ll likely be able to get away to camp or something for a week in the summer. Your life won’t be comfortable and there will be times that you have trouble meeting your monthly payments. Your monthly family income after taxes will be approximately $3926/month and you can expect about $600/month in family allowance from the government if you have 2 kids.If you earn a combined family income of more than $180,000 ($90,000 a year per adult) you will have a nice comfortable life provided you don’t over extend. You can afford a nice cabin at the lake (older cabin not the new mansions they’ve been building lately), a large new home ($500,000 range), 2 new vehicles of almost any type (Denali, SUV, etc) and you won’t need to worry too much about watching your pennies although you should. Your combined after tax income at this rate is $10,100/month and that will be all, you make too much for any other government subsidies.If you don’t have a university education and if you don’t have a trade it is very unlikely that you will ever earn $60,000/year. Half of Canadians earn less than $35,000/year. $60,000/year is roughly $25-$30/hour which is a very rare wage for someone to earn without a degree or certification in a specific trade. Even Trades people won’t make $30 until they’ve completed their certification. 20 or 30 years ago a regular Joe out of high school could find a job at a factory and the union would see too it that they were making $20/$30/h in due time but that has all but ended and is definitely a thing of the past.Do Not believe the statistics that the average Canadian earns $51,000/year. A very large majority of people make WELL below $51,000/year. I live in a city of 51,000 and the average wage is between $12.00 and $15.00/hour. Something to think about…If the average Canadian makes $51,000 why is there so much push back against a minimum wage of $15/hour? According to the statistics every Canadian already makes $24.50/hour ($51,000/year) so a minimum wage of $15/hour should almost seem like an arbitrary number. The reason of course if because MOST Canadians make less than $15/hour and make MUCH less than $51,000 year.For what it’s worth…if you are looking at living in Toronto and Vancouver disregard my answer. Those 2 cities have artificially inflated housing markets fueled by international investments. There are entire floors of condo units in Vancouver that sit empty, purchased by Chinese investors and held to sell when the price increases. A friend of mine lives just outside of Vancouver and his neighbor sold his house for 1.2 million, the new owner tore it down and built a new one. 1.2 million dollars paid for a lot. I asked my buddy how he can afford to live somewhere like that and he said he bought his house 20 years ago for $150,000. That’s just to give you an idea why Toronto and Vancouver don’t apply to any general questions about Canadian expenses.

Term limits for Congress (though this was an issue with Congress not pushing it, despite several Republicans claiming to support it).A promise to create special prosecutor to investigate Hillary Clinton.He promised not to cut Medicare but he did.He promised to bring back waterboarding but so far nothing shows that he has.He promised to establish a commission on Radical Islam - nothing so far.He promised to allow people to deduct health care insurance premiums from taxes, but has not.He promised to administer Medicaid via Block Grants but has not.He promised to discontinue all federal funding to sanctuary cities but has not. It didn’t happen because judges all across the country declared the move unconstitutional.He promised to ban Muslims from entering the country, but the Supreme Court smacked that down and only allowed him to restrict travel from certain countries, but ruled it unconstitutional to ban based on religion.He promised to deport all Syrian refugees but hasn’t.He promised to sue the 16 women that came forward claiming they were sexually abused or assaulted by Donald Trump, but has not.He promised not to take vacations, but has taken several while calling his vacations a part of his “work.” Not to mention the 100s of millions of dollars we’ve paid to his golf resorts for him to visit on nearly a weekly basis.He promised to release his tax returns after his “audit” was over. There’s no evidence to support he was ever being audited, much less the claim that he’s been under audit for the last three years with no audit-results. This one was a flat-out lie.He promised to allow parents the ability to deduct childcare expenses from taxes - this didn’t happen. All they did was increase the child tax credit while lowering families’ ability to deduct other items from taxes (namely state taxes).He promised to cut taxes for everyone, but did not. He cut taxes for very wealthy people while temporarily lowering taxes on some families while raising it for others, though all lowered taxes on working-class families will have their taxes increased after 10 years but the tax cuts on extreme wealth became permanent.He promised to reduce the number of tax brackets from 7 to 3. He didn’t.He promised to repeal the Alternative Minimum Tax, but didn’t.He promised to eliminate the carried interest loophole, that, and I quote, “have been so good for Wall Street investors, and for people like me, but unfair to American workers.” This did not happen.He promised to balance the federal budget but has instead made it much worse than it was before he took office. We now bring in fewer tax dollars (because of the tax cuts on extreme wealth) while we spend a lot more than we did before.He promised to change the name of Mt. Denali back to McKinley. The indigenous tribes of Alaska have called it Denali since long before the arrival of Europeans to this continent.He promised to stop AT&T & Time Warner from merging. He tried but failed in court.He promised to put a 5-year ban on Congress & White House officials from lobbying after their terms and/or tenure. I consider this a fail because there is no ban on Congress. Also, as for White House officials, he only banned them from lobbying the sector in which they worked within the WH - he didn’t ban them from becoming lobbyists like Obama did.He promised to shrink foreign entanglements, but has instead expanded them.He promised to bring troops home, but has merely moved them around.There are a lot of other things but here’s a few for ya’.