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Q: I know you guys are not warm and fuzzy about these guys and don't follow them anymore, but for some reason I find them, let's say, "interesting". Their CIRO trading halt order is a week and a half old now with no news. This is obviously due to their late filings. It's either going to be really good or really bad. Do you have a wild guess and opinion?
Read Answer Asked by Raymond on January 29, 2024
Q: 1. has well ever been in a profit since inception if so what year and what was the EPS. that year. .2. what is the EPS projection for WELL for 2024 year . 3. what is the projection for EPS for 2025 year. 4. what is the share count for years ended 2022 and 2023. 5. have the insiders been buying more shares at depressed market prices or just exercising options at lower prices and selling.into the market thanks Richard
Read Answer Asked by richard on January 29, 2024
Q: Hi 5i
Hum down 15% today after earnings and a poor guidance.....also CVS down ...What is your opinion on HUM and what does the future look like for these companies....short term/long term.
Is this industry in trouble?
Where do you see things go from here and a what price does this company become attractive investment.

thx
Read Answer Asked by jim on January 26, 2024
Q: BMY:

1 What is your current assessment of BMY?

2. Its share price has dropped in the last year. Does it have reasonable prospects to increase from here?

3. It has a somewhat attractive dividend, around 4.75%. Is that sustainable? Does it have any history of dividend increases?

4. Can you describe its pipeline potential?

Many thanks for your excellent service.



Read Answer Asked by Leonard on January 24, 2024
Q: Hello,

I am wondering about the merit of purchasing NBLY shares prior to the deal close in order to acquire the Contingent Value Rights (CVR). My thinking is that this would require a short term commitment of capital that could potentially yield a payout in 2026. How likely is it that the EBITDA Target of $128M will be met? If one were to proceed with this strategy when would the shares need to be purchased?

Thank-you
Read Answer Asked by Stephen on January 23, 2024