Orion Health

[RupertBear]

Which may also beg the question, why did they IPO with such a high SP? $5.70 wasn't it? That's a huge market cap for a company making massive losses without a large cash reserve... Jeez, Xero got to that sort of market cap only after Peter Thiel threw another $50m of his own money into it (with others).

Disappointing result in terms of growth, basically flat. I think people are especially wary now after WYN...

I am a newbie investor who ignored the warning signs and held onto my Wynyard shares for too long hoping for the best and consequently lost it all along with many others. I am now VERY fearful OHE is going to be another Wynyard so I am very wary of holding and hoping given that didnt work so well last time I am thinking maybe it is time to get out now and suck up a loss before it gets even bigger Be grateful to hear what more experienced investors think of the current situation.

[Lola]

I am a newbie investor who ignored the warning signs and held onto my Wynyard shares for too long hoping for the best and consequently lost it all along with many others. I am now VERY fearful OHE is going to be another Wynyard so I am very wary of holding and hoping given that didnt work so well last time I am thinking maybe it is time to get out now and suck up a loss before it gets even bigger Be grateful to hear what more experienced investors think of the current situation.

Quickly telephone Mr C Lee sharebroker and advisor extraordinaire on the Kapiti Coast.
He knows.

[Balance]

Quickly telephone Mr C Lee sharebroker and advisor extraordinaire on the Kapiti Coast.
He knows.

Yup - the very same Chris Lee who had his very own ratings system for the finance companies with South Canterbury Finance as one on top of his list.

[BlackPeter]

I believe this was a company very highly rated by that man C Lee from Kapiti . He had dinner once with the CEO I think.

Yup - the very same Chris Lee who had his very own ratings system for the finance companies with South Canterbury Finance as one on top of his list.

Sounds like here is a man and a (wo-?)man with an agenda ... axes to grind?

You are right, Chris wrote about OHE and indicated that it is an interesting company with huge potential (if & when the stars align) - and I understand that he holds himself a quite sizeable package (i.e. he puts his money where his mouth is). To be fair - he always indicated as well that OHE is a high risk play (which seems to be so far a quite fair assessment).

Sure - he is not always right (who is?) - and does make mistakes (so do I). Still - I think he adds value and I am one of his clients. So far I made more often money from considering his views and following his recommendations, than losing some (in some cases lost opportunity cost).

If you have issues with Chris, why don't you give him a call and talk them through with him instead of badmouthing him in a public forum?

[Lola]

Sounds like here is a man and a (wo-?)man with an agenda ... axes to grind?

You are right, Chris wrote about OHE and indicated that it is an interesting company with huge potential (if & when the stars align) - and I understand that he holds himself a quite sizeable package (i.e. he puts his money where his mouth is). To be fair - he always indicated as well that OHE is a high risk play (which seems to be so far a quite fair assessment).

Sure - he is not always right (who is?) - and does make mistakes (so do I). Still - I think he adds value and I am one of his clients. So far I made more often money from considering his views and following his recommendations, than losing some (in some cases lost opportunity cost).

If you have issues with Chris, why don't you give him a call and talk them through with him instead of badmouthing him in a public forum?

OK since you are such a fan of Lee you should start a thread on his financial advice accomplishments. It would be more interesting than the travel log rubbish he fats up his weekly diatribes with.

[winner69]

Ian McCrae now calling Orion a hyper-disruptor

As whatsup said once OHE is cash flow positive this company will spit out cash by the truck load

[axe]

Winner I love that term - hyper-disruptor

On a more serious note it looks like the market does not believe what the company has to say about remaining cash reserves being enough to carry through to profitability.
Mind you they may need to raise capital while profitable to accelerate growth.

Ian McCrae now calling Orion a hyper-disruptor

As whatsup said once OHE is cash flow positive this company will spit out cash by the truck load

[Leftfield]

Jeepers, just checked the charts and feel for holders. 'Death cross' passed. Further downside anticipated.

[Baa_Baa]

	26-Nov-14		28-Nov-16
IPO Price	$ 5.70	% of IPO		% of IPO	% of High
Open Price	$ 6.50	14%	$ 2.53	-56%	-63%
High	$ 6.79	19%	$ 2.53	-56%	-63%
Low	$ 6.20	9%	$ 2.00	-65%	-71%
Close	$ 6.27	10%	$ 2.05	-64%	-70%

The IPO story: https://www.nbr.co.nz/article/orion-...ange-cs-165068

[Balance]

Sounds like here is a man and a (wo-?)man with an agenda ... axes to grind?

You are right, Chris wrote about OHE and indicated that it is an interesting company with huge potential (if & when the stars align) - and I understand that he holds himself a quite sizeable package (i.e. he puts his money where his mouth is). To be fair - he always indicated as well that OHE is a high risk play (which seems to be so far a quite fair assessment).

Sure - he is not always right (who is?) - and does make mistakes (so do I). Still - I think he adds value and I am one of his clients. So far I made more often money from considering his views and following his recommendations, than losing some (in some cases lost opportunity cost).

If you have issues with Chris, why don't you give him a call and talk them through with him instead of badmouthing him in a public forum?

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/n...0633708&pnum=2

"Chris Lee, the managing director, wrote to Crone six months before it went into moratorium, saying Strategic "remains one of our preferred providers and their rates are competitive given the reinvestment bonus offered. We rate Strategic as an A-. Strategic has a very high liquidity, an investment grade rating, low bad debts and is well-placed to withstand the difficult conditions in financial markets," Lee wrote on June 13, 2008, in a letter signed by Edward Lee. Strategic defaulted on August 7, 2008.