WELL Health Technologies Corp T.WELL

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[Dogsbreakfast4U]

I have read a few comments mentioning Amazon to illustrate the point that after humble and shaky beginnings it developed into the company we know today and that we should therefore expect the same from WELL. The market however does remember other companies actually involved in the health care sector who were using the roll up strategy that is say Valeant and Concordia HC where things turned out badly for investors. I for one lost a few pennies on Concordia. Is it possible that the market is worried that WELL may turn out to be another roll up failure?

[speedy99]

Fair point Dogsbreakfast4U.  Investing in the market means engaging in the impossible task of predicting the future.  I think the best we can do is to try to invest in good companies, with good management, in a growing sector, and hope that good things will happen.   I saw an interview where top business people were all asked what is the leading cause for people to fail in

[monty613]

I've always mentioned here that WELL is definitely a "show me" story - they can make all the acquisitions and roll-ups and new releases they want, but investors need to see the financial statements which prove everything out. Q2/Q3 were great. if they can continue their trajectory and get Audited Q4/FYE statements that prove out what they say they're doing, I think that's