RE:BuybackJust my 0.02 cents. If you know WELL's history, they tend to use buy back as a tool for insider's to dump their shares. In 2022, they announced a share buy back. They bought back 40,000 shares, while Hamed and insider's dumped almost 8 million shares. Since they announced buy back in 2023, insiders went and dumped again. Anyways, like I always say, be dilligent. I hate seeing people lose money. Just take a look at how fast insiders dumped their free shares everytime they get a chance. Hamed went from owning 20%+ of the shares down to 6%. Every single managment hardly holds 0.50 % of the company shares. Once again that is not 5% that is 0.50%. Why would management be so keen on selling shares as fast as they can, if they really believe in the company. Lolololololol. Hamed owns 6.2894%, John Kim 0.1692%, Thomas Liston 0.2581%, Tara Mccarville 0.0146%, Amir Javidan 0.5614%. Eva Fong 0.6390%. Something does not smell right. Don't be a sucker. I been in this game long enough. Once again this is just my opinion for the newer investors here. I know this company inside and out and have followed it since 2017, made good money and just want to share my thoughts. Going forward, if anyone is up for a trade. They should pump this up for the earnings on Nov 9. They are going to claim record revenues as usual from the recent aquisiton from Careplus, MCI, etc, etc. But will still lose money, never disclosing the cost. They paid $32 million in cash for Careplus, a company with a history of cooking the books. Anywas good luck all. Just hate seeing people lose money by not doing proper DD. Cheers.
Institutions 3.7%8,961,677 shares
Individual Insiders 8.0%19,297,083 shares
General Public 88.2% shares
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