WELL Health Technologies Corp T.WELL

Why bash?

[Trader2421]

I don't understand why people bash companies that are in early stage growth phase. Things take time to pan out. Do u think Apple or Amazon stock were booming right away? It takes time. People with patience and let the story unfold will get rewarded. So what's my price target? $100-$200 when I'm not sure but I'll wait it out

[HotDiggityDogg]

You're way too conservative Trader. Why stop at $200 for stock price. ( While you're dreaming for your 4 shares to help you quit your day job, CEO will sell this company at $7 and you will have to go back reality. 

[jdsd0517]

A few things: 1. Apple and Amazon did boom right away!  Why?  The simple reason is that they were emerging, innovative leaders in exploding categories (multiple times, in fact).  Any comparison to these companies is poor based on market conditions (their markets, not the stock market), leadership position and innovation. 2. To be blunt, WELL is a bit of hot mess so it is hard to

[Capharnaum]

Apple didn't boom right away. They were a company in search for a purpose before the return of Steve Jobs and then they built the Iphones, which at the time, was a risk since it wasn't their "usual" market. It worked out and redefined the company, but it still didn't "boom" right away.

[BigTT13]

@jdsd0517  ZERO grey matter. None.

[jdsd0517]

Nah, mate.  That is egregiously wrong and demonstrates a deep misunderstanding of Apple's history. Apple was on fire when it did it's IPO in 1980.  How strong was the offering? 1977 = $773K in revenues and breakeven 1978 = $7,883K in revenues and $0.03 EPS 1979 = $47,939K in revenues and $0.12 EPS 1980 = $117,902K in revenues and $0.24 EPS Those are real EPS numbers, but BS

[Trader2421]

If you think apple boomed right from the start you are a complete moron. You don't know nothing about the stock market. Go back to school bum 

[BudFoxx2020]

WELL is no Apple or Amazon.  Stop with this nonsense pump. Like I said theirs numbers are all cosmetics from buying almost bankrupt companies.  Idiots here are using companies bought numbers and comparing it to a year ago when they didn't have these acquisitions.  Of course the numbers look good when you compare it with 0.   I can't wait to see the year end financials

[Capharnaum]

Apple's share price was stalled between 1987 and 1998, literally no return for shareholders. Heck, Apple almost died. Plus, your "explanation" that WELL is not Apple or Amazon makes little sense if what you meant by "booming" is just high revenue growth since inception. Amazon's revenue took a fairly long time to initially ramp up before it started to sharply increase

[bandit69]

You can't be for real.  I mean people are dumb but not this dumb.  Mind you, there are people here who think they're smarter than Buffet and Munger so it is entirely possible I guess.