Just fucking do it, I tried to write out an entire analysis and pitch for it but it didn't post because it was too long.
Essentially a financially sound company that makes standalone emergency rooms in Texas, New Mexico, Colorado, and Ohio, they make bank relative to their market cap and have a decent amount of cash on hand, not to mention more than half a billion dollars in total assets. Currently under a class action for potential SEC regulations violations by the executives, whatever, they could win or lose or settle and be fine. Options for their shares at $2.50 (currently they're at $1.59) are going for 9 cents per, and I think they could hit $5 or maybe higher. If Republicans repeal Obamacare, their profits go to the moon.
This looks like a money losing shitshow.
Where's the turnaround and upside? What's their big advantage?
If Trump's deporting the illegals in TX, NM, and CO, that's fewer drunk driving accidents creating customers. If repealing Obamacare brings things toward a more free market, they'll be facing cutthroat price competition. If the executives were fucking with the SEC, what makes you think they weren't cooking the books?
>>1877132
Deportation has nothing to do with profitability you racist, classist fuckhead
However, it is true that the SEC shit makes this a bad business to invest in.
>>1877112
Yeah, except I don't think a standalone ER is a good business model long-term.
From my (limited) experience these places have difficulty with staffing. I think growth will be a serious issue with these companies long term.
>>1877166
>Deportation has nothing to do with profitability you racist, classist fuckhead
I'm sorry, I can't hear you over the sound of the money I'm making off shorting Western Union.
No mas remesas, cabron.
>>1877184
I'm not hispanic ng
I'm a
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