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Originally Posted by kiora
Have a go FW.Make my day
Thought your day already made with OHE down below IPO price?
Worse to come - stock is trading at Xero $40.00 plus type hype and most institutions do not invest more into earnings downgrade.
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So, yesterday was the dead cat bouncing. Now, how long is the full slide?
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Originally Posted by GoldenStag
So, yesterday was the dead cat bouncing. Now, how long is the full slide?
How long is a piece of string? It could go on for days (WHS had 9 straight days of losses) or just today.
Watch the charts carefully for oversold situation with high volume hammer as the decider for a short-term reversal. Someone will eventually find value in this stock at SOME price!
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Originally Posted by IAK
Ouch. Lesson learnt - don't believe the hype. lol
Unless the market is super bullish a la end of 2013/beginning 2014. You could have built any castle in the air you liked as long as it involved "growth" and, preferably "in roads into the USA".
The market has wised up now
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Stumbled across this:
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/n...-hhs/22765699/
Headlines from the paper version:
"Digital Medicine fraught with risk says Doctors"
"Doctors are warned by the federal government that they'll soon be penalized for not using electronic medical records, prompting a backlash from those who say the technology is fraught with problems".
"The govt has been handing out $30 BILLION in incentives to help doctors install and use these digitized patient records to improve patient care".
"A group of 37 medical societies led by the American Medical Society sent a letter to Health and Human Services last month saying the certification program is headed in the wrong direction ad that today's electronic record systems are cumbersome, decrease efficiency and most importantly, can present safety problems to patients.
48.1% of doctors according to a survey have adopted some form of electronic health records.
"Physicians passionately despise their electronic health records" says Lexington physican Steve Stack. "We will use technology quickly when it works....electronic health records don't work right now"
"Govt incentives are capped at about $44,000 per doctor for systems that cost at least $100,000 and often closer to $200,000".
"There are hundreds of companies selling systems that often don't communicate with each other. Compounding the problem, there's no requirement that suppliers improve flawed technology".
"A 2013 AMA/RAND study found electronic health records (EHR) are a leading cause of physician dissatisfaction. They are being "pushed down our throats"".
"Some critics says the FDA should regulate systems the way they do for other devices".
So really for me the question is, where does Orion sit in all this. Is their product so good they are on the cusp of a huge opportunity?? Or are they one of the many peddling systems that are unpopular and unwieldy for doctors??
"Even most critics recognize electronic health records are the future".
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Originally Posted by Frostwind
NO luck man, wish i have a way to short it.... want to do it badly but couldn't find anything
How did you get on FW ?
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Junior Member
Guess why that is ?????
Originally Posted by Frostwind
NO luck man, wish i have a way to short it.... want to do it badly but couldn't find anything
There is a big rush to get out of this one, Get out before it tanks.
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El Toro~
I'm a holder and happy to sit this puppy in my bottom draw for a few years and just play it out, not work selling out now IMO, I'll just stay in for the ride.
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Investor briefing call 28 April https://www.nzx.com/files/attachments/211660.pdf you'd think that a 3/4 $Billion tech company might've figured out how to do a webinar, but no just bear with us for 10-15 minutes while the moderator takes your details and places you into the call. sigh.
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