Viemed Healthcare Inc VMD

Panic Selling????

[Tropicalsun]

Trying to wrap my head around LongTerm3's thinking on this one. Strickly looking at the volume on the Nasdaq side which has been considerably more than the TSX for the past several sessions. I ask the question what would the U.S. shareholders be paniced about? Viemed is not delisting from the Nasdaq right, they are voluntarily delisting from the TSX.

There is still 5 trading sessions left to go on the TSX, however the low volume thus far certainly doesn't indicate any panic selling in my view because of this delisting process. Maybe the odd one or two retail investors that think the switch is to difficult, which it certainly isn't. I believe this too be tax loss selling, which officially ends here in Canada on December 29th I believe, however because of the Christmas break it would make sense that most sellers will be done by the end of business on Friday the 22nd / 2023.

Okay LongTerm3, Black

[westcoastlogger]

Could of been some institution getting out because they don't know whats going on, that is run by a sibling of CBCs boss. You know, the one that wastes 1.3 billion of our money a year and shes still 150 million in the hole. Bad management runs in the family I hear. Anyhow where is that crock of Crown Royal?? We've turned the corner now so I'm going to have a few.

[LongTerm3]

Don't try to hook me into games. I never said US shareholders were worried. I wanted to get off the TSX years ago.

[Tropicalsun]

No games here LongTerm3, just your own paranioa. Read your own post man, panic selling. Where, by who? I factually pointed out the larger trading volume on the U.S. side, my rebuttal was and still is that this is mostly tax loss selling on both sides. It's not a big deal man, don't get all worked up over nothing and blow a valve in your old ticker. Why off the TSX? What is so bad about