WELL Health Technologies Corp T.WELL

Understand WELL

[thelostarc]

I think if people spent more time to understand WELL, they would see this company is completely undervalued.

When that realization hits, it will run to $10, $20. We have clinic assets that are so durable, and Circle and WISP are growing so fast, and everyone is looking to get into this space, WELL's strategy is going strong, and we have a lot of cash and are free cash flow positive. We can do a lot here but it will take time. In 5 years, Circle alone will have revenues near $500MM/year.

Circle Medical alone can be worth $2Bn! WISP alone can be worth $2Bn... that is the beauty of how Hamed is building WELL, a platform for a range of high quality, tech-enabled healthcare companies. The Berkshire Hathaway of health.

Now tell me, how long did it take Berkshire? Spectacular returns over the long run implies a long investometn horizon. We have people on this board complaining about weekly this and monthly that.. pay no attention. We have a long term, superior return vehicle in WELL.

[BudFoxx2020]

What horse manure.   Pumpers never does any actual research at all, just make up stuff as they go.  It is ridiculous.  I just hate seeing nonsense.  One of the biggest company in the world couldn't cut it and is cutting their losses because they understood this was a pandemic business and that  the pandemic is done.  It really is not rocket science. 

[monty613]

Amazon closed their B2B telehealth business and bought One Medical for $3.9bn including debt, or 6.25X Revenues. guess what One Medical does? they operate highly digitized healthcare clinics like WELL.  WELL is guiding to $550MM in Revenues for 2022 and at a 6.25X multiple including debt that would result in a valuation of $3.4bn or $15 per share. doubtful it would attract that given

[BudFoxx2020]

Amazon shut down their health care business because they can not compete with the big boys in that space.  That is why they ended up buying One Medical instead.  If Amazon can not compete you think a small company like WELL can.  Stop repeating these fancy financials revenue numbers that was all bought at a premium price during the pandemic.  WELL is reporting 100% revenue of

[Smokey1958]

Right and wrong, Budd! Amazon shut down their health care business because they wanted to consolidate (you say compete). That is they wanted to compete and essentially "steal" consumers of health care through their own system ...starting from scratch. That clearly wasn't going to work! After all Amazon is in the business of crushing the competition. So what did they do and will

[BudFoxx2020]

Lok Smokey.  This clown pumped the same thing at CBDT with all his fancy numbers.  The company is bankrupt and delisted. This morning is the last to post anything.  SMH.

[Smokey1958]

Budd, are you drinking excessively again ...as you have previously alluded to? Just deal with the facts and try your best not to sound so ill informed. The moment anyone posts any financial reality on this board you fall into the hole with Alice and the Mad Hatter ...a world of make belief and innuendo. I know you can do better little man. The numbers speak for themselves. If you're going to

[thelostarc]

Appreciate your well-thought out insights, Smokey1958. I continue to follow the numbers, which all indicate that we are gaining momentum along ever business line, revenues are growing, as are EBITDA and free cash flows that will be used to re-invest. Peer healthcare assets are trading at depressed valuations, if aligned with WELL we can pick these up. Things are a little quiet on the M&A

[LarryBird]

This board is becoming way too sad, full of pumpers. Smokey is a failed pumper. He spent the entire year pumping CBDT and the company has gone bankrupt. It was always a fake pump. WELL is not that bad but I agree with Budd that any offer close to 4$, CEO will sell and run the other way. Absolutely zero % chance of this stock going back to pandemic highs. Those days and those valuations are gone

[Noshortsallowed]

I will point out only that anyone who bashes this stock never addresses valuation of market caps free cash flow after all expenses including interest payments and organic growth profile. US analysts are picking up on this. I wouldn't also like to point out that a common paid troll tactic is to cover up valid arguments of investors view points in endless comments that refer to past share price

[thelostarc]

The birds and foxes on this board can chirp and howl all they want about this price and that price, like you say Noshortsallowed, they rarely talk about anything financial. BuddCrocks points to teleheath sector being down as if it is a lone sector... wheras most sectors are down too. The actual underlying business is well past the pandemic and firing on all cyclinders. Organic and inorganic growth

[LarryBird]

You have so badly missed the hype of this stock and many others during COVID that are still using P/S metric as valuation. Literally no one uses P/S anymore. Phrases such as " Run Rate " or " Price/ Sales ) are as outdated as your call for this stock to hit 7$.  What is so funny is that this hidden value in this stock is so oblivious to you whose job is fighting imaginary

[Noshortsallowed]

There is a lot more to discuss then just revenue. But you are such a liar BigTird that you can't acknowledge the growth in free cash flow or their amazing ORGANIC growth rate.  You continue to mislead.  You have no narrative other than the "the price has gone down" even though every single stock in the market has fallen. You are weak and bring up pathetic comebacks that

[LarryBird]

This is what I mean. You copy and paste what the company says as promotion then you show you're a tree planter by throwing insults which is funny !  don't worry. Just keep fighting shorts. Also remember that WELL has been buying their shares back in huge numbers because valuation is so amazing. Just keep doing what you're doing and you will be rich. This stock is 50$ in 2

[jdsd0517]

Lost interest in this board, but doesn't look like ANYTHING has changed over the past few months. By the way, by definition, free cash flow excludes interest payments.  This is how you fail when you try to sound smart.

[BudFoxx2020]

Just wow.  This blatant pumping.  Please explain how they will achieve this if you are going to blatantly pump this narrative. At the peak of the pandemic in 2020, Circle annual revenue was $10 million dollars.  Wisp is still a very new company founded in 2018, projected annual revenue run rate of $30 million in 2021.  So in 5 years, both these companies can be worth $2

[thelostarc]

To your point BuddyFoxx, at peak pandemic 2020, circle had annual revenue $10MM, we are no longer in peak pandemic, what will circle's revenue be this year? Hmm... perhaps you need to re-evaluate your logic. Circle and Wisp run rate to exceed $130MM by end of this year... so it would seem, counter to your gifted sensemaking, that revenues are actually increasing despite being out of the