RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Bruce Campbell has sold his position in VMDAgreed, if we look between the lines, we can see that there are hints that:
-core revenue is growing at a good pace, the staff hiring is proof of that
-covid-related revenue are also good, the video clip stating that there was demand for that is proof
I'm someone who expects the worst... I'm just worried that if the $10.26 point is broken and we drop down to $8... then a good Q4 results will only bring the price back up to $12, that would be a 50% increase but still puny compared to the $14 price it had before
Everything is good on the financial end, same as or better than back when price was at $14 before Shelf Prospectus was announced.
Financial firms have a $15.50, $18 and $19.50 price target
I just DO NOT want to hold beyond June. I've been saying since last year that there is gonna be a big stock market crash. I was wrong, and the markets have surged to even greater records (NOT reflected in Viemed...), but the more time goes on, the more likely that a stock market crash will happen which will also bring down Viemed (we all know Viemed price can crash so easily even when it isn't related to their financial numbers)
Due to all the obvious price manipulation I don't feel like being a Long anymore. If we were still in the $13 to $14.50 range ($13.90 was 90 days moving average at time of Shelf Prospectus!) I would be less worried, but I feel like the next time a CEO sneezes we'll be below the $10 and straight to the $8
> Why would the company continue to hire staff at a steady pace, if the business wasn't growing? This growth should be reflected hopefully in the year end results, and increasing thru out 2021 imho.