RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:TakacsyDartmam32 wrote:
DOC has fallen into a perfect storm of negative developments. Problems with some of their aquasitions, the telehealth sector got killed, Teladoc had terrable earnings, the CEO, CFO and a director all resigned within a few months. Delays with the TSX listing. Then DOC reported a bigger loss than most expected.
To make big money this is the time to buy. All the negative news is out. Any positive news will propel the stock higher.And you might ask, how do you know that this is the bottom.
Answer....when you see all the cheerleaders for a stock turn negative, analysts are coming on TV saying they sold and shareholders are pushing the panick sell button and you see grown men and women crying in bed over their losses.... then I know we have reached the bottom and its time to buy.
Plus Karen Adams will shock everyone ans she will be a great CEO.
I don't follow DOC closely, but isn't there lots of competition in the Enterprise Health Solutions / Digital Health Services / Clinics & Pharmacies Digital Health Tech spaces with many players vying for market share in both Canada and the USA? If so, there will be winners an losers, and the losers could very well be trading much lower than they are even today, so just because a stock has fallen dramatically since the overhyped early days of COVID where almost every "digital revolution" company's share price was bid up far too high given what they had done to date doesn't mean all of them have nowhere to go but up. Sometimes the market gets it right. We shall see......