I am actually a transplant recipient of one of the many highly regarded and well-respected physicians receiving the $50,000 consulting fee. I googled all of the physicians listed and they all come from well respected medical backgrounds and all seem to have very high reviews. I am personally hoping this doesn't hurt the company long-term. But saying that I sold my shares of Transmedic a couple of days ago when the story came out after only holding them for less than a week.
I don't doubt that the CEO may be a jerk and perhaps the wrong person for the job but I think this company has a good if not great future and will consider buying back in once the dust settles and assuming no dirt comes out of this. Sure the excessive consulting fees give the appearance of being immoral but not illegal. And because the report lacks facts I'm trying to stay positive about the company. I'm a happy healthy camper 7 months after my liver transplant done by one of the doctors in the article. And my hats off to the rider of the article for writing and letting us know what's up with the report. In
Seems like a weak view trying to justify every point on the short report as growth pangs of a niche industry. Bad management itself should be a red flag against any growth story.
I understand and actually I don't try to justify every aspects. I actually take seriously the allegations of slowling growth and leaving customers. That is why my main scenario is to do nothing until we know more and not to buy a potential dip
I was in it and doing well but exited several months ago as it fell. My conviction wasn’t high enough to average down or to hold when other stocks look more interesting
Yeah I understand. Several months ago, it was at the beginning of the drop phase of the bubble cycle. Hard to stay invested in this kind of pattern. Which other stocks did you prefer?
For now, I do nothing. In the past, I have made too many mistakes trying to outsmart the market and play with volatility
But I found some opportunities in the stock market to it is possible that I add a new stock to the large-cap portfolio next week! If I do, I will immediately publish an article of course
For now holding is the wisest option. If you want to enter, a stagered entry is required - we are close to a trend line with a strong support around $60/$64
To reinsure investors, the company will have to write a strong answer + present solid earnings. Until then, the stock can go deeper, why not around $40/$45 as a second support (remember lower is always possible). Being cautious is necessary for now
I am actually a transplant recipient of one of the many highly regarded and well-respected physicians receiving the $50,000 consulting fee. I googled all of the physicians listed and they all come from well respected medical backgrounds and all seem to have very high reviews. I am personally hoping this doesn't hurt the company long-term. But saying that I sold my shares of Transmedic a couple of days ago when the story came out after only holding them for less than a week.
I don't doubt that the CEO may be a jerk and perhaps the wrong person for the job but I think this company has a good if not great future and will consider buying back in once the dust settles and assuming no dirt comes out of this. Sure the excessive consulting fees give the appearance of being immoral but not illegal. And because the report lacks facts I'm trying to stay positive about the company. I'm a happy healthy camper 7 months after my liver transplant done by one of the doctors in the article. And my hats off to the rider of the article for writing and letting us know what's up with the report. In
Thanks for sharing that, very interesting!
Post should have read writer and not Rider.
Seems like a weak view trying to justify every point on the short report as growth pangs of a niche industry. Bad management itself should be a red flag against any growth story.
I understand and actually I don't try to justify every aspects. I actually take seriously the allegations of slowling growth and leaving customers. That is why my main scenario is to do nothing until we know more and not to buy a potential dip
I was in it and doing well but exited several months ago as it fell. My conviction wasn’t high enough to average down or to hold when other stocks look more interesting
Yeah I understand. Several months ago, it was at the beginning of the drop phase of the bubble cycle. Hard to stay invested in this kind of pattern. Which other stocks did you prefer?
I'll follow our portafolio. If you buy..I buy 😉
For now, I do nothing. In the past, I have made too many mistakes trying to outsmart the market and play with volatility
But I found some opportunities in the stock market to it is possible that I add a new stock to the large-cap portfolio next week! If I do, I will immediately publish an article of course
Are we going to buy the stock if it drops more?
For now holding is the wisest option. If you want to enter, a stagered entry is required - we are close to a trend line with a strong support around $60/$64
To reinsure investors, the company will have to write a strong answer + present solid earnings. Until then, the stock can go deeper, why not around $40/$45 as a second support (remember lower is always possible). Being cautious is necessary for now