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Medivolve Inc MEDVF

Medivolve Inc. is a Canadian healthcare technology company. The Company and its subsidiaries, Medivolve Pharmacy Inc. (doing business as Marbella Pharmacy) and Kedy Ying Jao D.O., a Medical Corporation, operate a distributed network of two retail patient-care locations in California, United States. It has two business units: Medivolve Pharmacy Division (MPD) and Medivolve Clinic Services Division (MCSD). MPD provides retail pharmacy and mail-order pharmacy services related to COVID-19, antibiotics, dermatology, family medicine, immunology, neurology, pain management, pediatrics, preventive medicine and psychiatry to patients in Southern California. MCSD provides licensed healthcare through a clinic in Brea, California, United States. MCSD is focused on developing a telehealth platform, which connects patients with physicians, and facilitates and manages the provision of virtual consultation, diagnosis, and treatment services in partnership with qualified health practitioners.


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Comment by Sarb99on Feb 14, 2021 12:49am
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RE:RE:RE:RE:Is this new website for Karland Health?

RE:RE:RE:RE:Is this new website for Karland Health?
That is funny! On one side you are happy because you will make enough money to buy a house with profit from Medivolve. Another side, you are mad because they are issuing 20 million shares to expand services into telehealth and Remote Patient Monitoring. 
 
I think we should wait before calling it fraud or a perfect deal. The best option is to wait and see what is included in the deal. Most likely, Medivolve will release the detail next week. We predicted long ago that Medivolve will do something like this after covid. Many people questioned Medivolve life after covid. So, now at least they will see Medivolve life after covid.
 
I don't see this as a bad deal. Medivolve already has all these collection sites set up in many States. Adding more services to the collection sites only increase revenue and life after covid. 
 
Trust me, developing software, set up hardware takes a lot of time and costs a lot of money. If Medivolve manages to buy something ready to use now, then it is not a bad deal. I don't think waiting for another 12 to 15 to develop their own software is a good idea. 
 
107 collection sites suppose to make $25 million per month and adding extra revenue from telehealth. It does not harm Medivolve any whichever way. Instead, investors now can see Medivolve as a long-term investment. 

CerealKiller wrote:
Allforoilandgas wrote: Sorry talking know it all Cereal Killer.


Shhh, child, the adults in the room are speaking. If you listen carefully, you too, might know it all some day.

Rambo, about the website, it's hard to know what to make of it at this point, right? Sure, it appears positive that this is up but as Sarb said, it looks rushed. Being created a day after the company was created, which was on the same day as the odd press release, complete with mistakes, about a company that they "bought" that nobody had ever heard of, well, it's all a bit too much to make sense of at the moment.

The fact that management wasn't honest or transparent in the press release (they didn't really buy Karland - they created it and then gave 20 million shares to unknown people for it) doesn't give them a lot of credibiility. I know. We don't want to acknowledge that. I don't certainly don't want to. But it's true.Then when investors are in an uproar trying to find out more, they fail to respond promptly (at all?) to alleviate concerns. I wonder if their lack of a response thus far and the creation of this website is part of them creating a narrative that can 'sorta' explain that poor press release. Or maybe they'll just use the website and further news to distract from/ignore the press release. I know many investors, such as Allforoilandgas, would love that - pretend there was nothing fishy about it in order to keep pumping.

Personally, unless a lot of quetions are answered on share price's way back up, I'll be exiting my position in the 0.50's, 0.60's and maybe 0.70's if I hang on that long. That might mean that I miss out on a good amount of profit but at those stages I'll already have huge amounts of profits - enough to buy a decent house outright if want to. Half a million shares at .17 will provide that. That's enough for me.

And I hope I'm wrong. I hope they become more transparent. I hope they have the balls to say who got these 20 million shares for a company they created themselves. If so, I'll stay in, at least for a little while longer. And whether I stay in or not, I hope everyone else makes/continues to make excellent money and share price rises to $1 or $2 or more. I'm not petty enough to wish ill will on everyone else if I miss out on that.

So, about that drink in Toronto, hopefully we can make it happen one day. I only get back to Canada once every couple of years or so and Covid might wreck plans for this summer to be back, but I hear there are some excellent craft beer joints in GTA. It'd be great if it could happen.


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