RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:She's Running HOT Boys!Blah blah blah. You love to say you know the markets so well but given the way you spell and the way you phrase things I get the sense you sport a mullet and consume a diet of mostly chicken wings and coors light. I don't think you know anything about economics given your childish explanation of inflation. The funny part is the tone you took to give your grade school explanation of inflation was done so in a pedantic tone (which means you have the perception of yourself as sounding smart... lol). WELLs debt is not a concern as they can easily service that with the free cash flow that exceeds their immediate expenses. If they weren't devoting lots of cash to further growth they would be profitable (a bunch of physical clinics for WISP and circle medical across North America for instance). They have a high margin business and the share based compensation from those larger acquisitions are disappearing with time as the time based payments occur. After those expire WELL will be EPS positive as early as this year. They have a proven strategy and have a business that is not dependant on supply chains and will not be subject to decreased demand from a recession (in fact healthcare is historically the strongest sector during times of recession and inflation and WELL is better positioned financially and strategically than any other major telehealth provider in a sector that is growing at a pace that exceeds 30% a year). But please tells us how "you know the markets" and "seen this before" and "yous got lots experience with this kinda thing." You're a pleb.