RE:RE:Telehealth MarketIceColdBeer wrote: Still waiting on an answer, especially from all of you supporters of the stock. It's funny how you skip right over this. If this is positive news today, explain how and how they compete with the industry giants.
IceColdBeer wrote: They are so far behind Telus, Lifeworks and other huge Telehealth providers, I don't see how this even matters? That market is convoluted with race to the bottom pricing, I don't see how this is news. If anything, they should have been one of the early players such as EQCare ( purchased by Telus) who was the true innovator of this indusrty here in Canada.
They all have free services during regular business hours and then you can pay if you want 24/7 availability. Can someone tell me how they think this will help DM, as I can't understand how it will. Cheers and I will appreciate any thoughtful replies.
Normally a company entering a new market will have normally perform die dilligence that would include market depth research. This would be protected info the company has not and normally will not share this info publicly. With that being said you must be living under a rock without having done your DD on Telehealth in general. If you had then you would know that Telehealth is a fast growing evolving market , with plenty of room for growth. Perhaps you should do some really DD on this subject and offer proof that the Telehealth market is saturated and growth stagnation is in place. Not saying your a Basher ( yet ) but my God your posts to date indicate you know not what you talk about. If you actually do some DD to support your claim please share with the board including links , publications, and articles. Somehow me thinks you are all drivel and have nothing to support your musings. To the board ( POSSIBLE SCALLIWAG ALERT ) Keep a finger close to the iggy button IMHO.