Reliq Health Technologies Inc V.RHT

Poster: Investor22 from CEO.CA

[teeswater]

This is a post I copied from Ceo.ca put up by Investor22 who is, imo, an excellent poster who provides food for thought quite often:

For those of you who don't like the prospects of the company for reasons related to previous results, trust, or whatever, I would encourage you to perform a deeper analysis, perhaps by starting with the following questions: - Was the company in a very immature niche to start with? - Were payments to providers extremely limited? - Did payors initially throw up roadblocks and resist paying anything at all? - Did the company have employees who caused harm? - Have any of these issues resolved themselves and has the company taken appropriate actions to resolve the others? - Has covid helped the company in some ways? - Has covid harmed the company in other ways? - Is the company's software a leader or a laggard? - Has the company expanded it's offerings? - Has the market for the company's services expanded? - Are those services gaining any traction? - Is the company finding bigger and more sophisticated clients? - What do you think of the company's structure and personnel? Many other questions come to mind, but it seems to me that things have changed a great deal over the years and to make general statements like “This company's never been any good.” or “I don't trust Lisa.” are a bit too simplistic.

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[knicksman]

Nothing wrong with this company.  But, it got pumped aggressively and the share price ran too hard too fast. We need to see onboarding accelerate...before it makes sense to pay as much for this asset. Onboarding has risks...as we've seen in the past...and those risks are always there no matter how smart/good the management team is.  RHT wasn't a better company when it was

[Jamesedgar1]

The major issue with all these microcaps is the TSX Venture exchange falling off a cliff the last three days or so. Just look at the BNN television ticker charts....

[FanofRHT]

Knicksman - an excellent thoughtful post and a gentle reminder for we less experienced and sometimes impatient investors. I guess some of we longs have had a hard time riding the ups and downs of this stock due to various well known reasons. The bottom line is that Reliq's technology is state of the art and it is only a matter time (says he hopefully) before it is totally accepted by the

[teeswater]

Our very very very very veeerrrrrryyyyyy lllllllooooooooonnnnnnnnnngggggggggg wait! Ugh, hope it's worth it Got a hunch it will be,  but damned!