Apollo Healthcare Corp Warrants (03/01/2022) APHWF

NCIB

[FinnishFlash8]

At least the shares are bought back at a great prices, that's my positive thought of the day. :)

[cpeczek]

This sell off is a little ridiculous so I hope they are taking full advantage! I am a bit tempted to buy more myself.

[FinnishFlash8]

"Shares that can be purchased daily pursuant to the Bid may not exceed 21,422 Shares, representing 25% of the average daily trading volume of the Shares for the six-month period ended July 31, 2021. These daily maximums are subject to certain exceptions prescribed by the TSX, including the "block purchase exemption"" It's going to take 5-6 months to buy the whole 5% without

[cpeczek]

We will see in a couple weeks if they are taking advantage from their sedar filings. If they aren't buying the maximum amount of shares everyday at these prices, I am going to reevaluate my thesis.  I went into Walmart and Shoppers Drug Mart today and I found their products on shelves. I also see their hand sanitizer is still listed on Costco online. Hopefully the retailers aren't

[gary7789]

pretty interesting that they only bought back just over over 300,000 shares last year when they had authorization to purchase many more (2 million?). So why didn;t they use this authorization? I can think of three possible reasons: 1) they thought the stock was too expense even at $3.  2) they had better uses for the cash (doesn't seem like it based on the balance sheet change from

[cpeczek]

Perhaps they anticipated demand dying for their products due to covid and wanted to wait and see? I don't believe they are in financial trouble, they saw what Acasta had done and made the right moves to reverse it. I do agree the management has no care about the average shareholder though. If they don't release a sedar showing they have been buying shares rapidly by mid-september I will

[FinnishFlash8]

When it comes to share buybacks, would a shareholder want the management to buy back shares when the shares are cheap (yes, I still claim they are cheap now), or on the peak of bull run? When covid crash happened, many large companies put their share buyback programs on hold, only to start them again when the share prices had risen back up. I'd like to see it the other way around, when

[gary7789]

I don't trust them to do their fiduciary duty further than I can throw them. I am beginning to think there is some serious financial trouble here that is not being disclosed. They didn't buy many shares last year even at $3. I guess they though that was too expensive. While a bunch of people here keep saying the stock is cheap. IT IS NOT CHEAP. Nobody here knows what is behind the curtains

[zalmonella]

I don't trust them to do their fiduciary duty further than I can throw them. I am beginning to think there is some serious financial trouble here that is not being disclosed. I certainly understand the feeling, but the boys have lots of skin in the game.  It's nearly impossible to tell now with all the nonsense that's gone on with trying to recover non-performing shares from

[gary7789]

I don@t trust them to do their fiduciary duty further than I can throw them. I am beginning to think there is some serious financial trouble here that is not being disclosed. They didn@t buy many shares last year even at $3. I guess they though that was too expensive. While a bunch of people here keep saying the stock is cheap. IT IS NOT CHEAP. Nobody here knows what is behind the curtains with