JPMorgan analyst Anupam Rama views the risk/reward for shares of Amicus Therapeutics at current levels as "compelling." After declining 39% year-to-date, Amicus is essentially only pricing in outside the U.S. Galafold sales in Fabry disease plus cash, Rama tells investors in a research note. Very little credit is being given to the company's U.S. migalastat, Zorblisa or the Pompe program, which all have events in the second half of 2016, the analyst contends. Rama thinks only one of the three need to hit for the stock to trade "materially higher," with upside ranging from 20%-100%-plus on a single success, and "meaningfully more upside" potential on multiple positive updates. Rama reiterates an Overweight rating on Amicus with a $13 price target.