Goldman analyst Jami Rubin upgraded Eli Lilly to Buy and increased its price target to $95 from $89 saying the company is entering a long lasting period of accelerating topline and earnings growth driven by its late stage pipeline. Rubin projects $12.5B of new product sales by 2020 and double digit earnings growth over the next five years, even without Sola. The analyst sees a 35%, up from 25%, probability of success for Sola with a bull case scenario that can lead to almost $7.5B in peak sales and "super charge" earnings. Even without Sola, Rubin sees favorable risk/reward given durability of earnings and said it is the least exposed to above-CPI price increases.