Originally Posted by
BlackPeter
Not sure lack of making money is the problem. Typical annual EPS are somewhere between 9 and 14 cents for the last 10 years - long term average PE of this share is 10.5; Given as well that their doctors are profitable and growing and their community services started to make money again - things should actually all go into the right direction.
In a way this is as well a stock benefitting from the population getting older ...
Assuming that they pay this year again a dividend ... and maybe even a bit more than normal (hey - they need to do something with the money they didn't distribute last time due to Covid) ... I think there is still a bit headroom for the SP :):
Interesting to note that the SP used to be still not so long ago (well, 3 years now ...) above $2 - without any significant change in the fundamentals ... who knows, maybe it is a cyclical stock :t_up: