RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Great News for WELL!
Noshortsallowed wrote: But you jump to the conclusion that suddenly WELL loses all their doctors working on a revenu split? You base that on notbing. You are grasping at somethi g to spin this increase in revenue as something that's bad. That's a mental backflip and you can quote me on that.
Shorty, shorty, shorty. Show the board where I jumped to the conclusion that "suddenly WELL loses all their doctors working on a revenu split" This is what I actually said:
jdsd0517 wrote: This could go either way...assume that WELL will get upside on the billings, there is still a strong possibility that now more doctors will take a chance to have their own practices since billings are guaranteed and financial risk is lower. If WELL has to hire doctors, then that will push their costs higher. Need more details...too soon to have an opinion on WELL. Safe to say this is better for doctors and patients.
You like to call everyone a liar. Shoe's on the other foot now. You accuse everyone else of lies and bias, but I suspect it is self-loathing on your part.
I am 100% comfortable saying I have been (and continue to be) skeptical of this stock. The unabashed pumping makes me even more skeptical. But from my first post on this board in Dec 2021 to today, the stock is down about 40% (and well in excess of the market, so save the econ 101 market commentary).
Once again, you lose.