HealthCor Holdings, Inc. (HCOR)

[Carlito]

She toke the shares 100k out of my accountt , grrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

worthless?????? ore broker gamessss

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[Carlito]

O/S = 10,000,000; float must be Nihil here )))


HealthCor Holdings Inc. (OTC: HCOR) went out of business in 1999. The company and subsidiaries provide home healthcare services to patients. It operates in three segments: nursing, respiratory therapy/medical equipment (HME), and infusion therapy. The nursing segment provides nursing services to individuals with acute illness, long term chronic health conditions, permanent disabilities, terminal illness or post-procedural needs. The HME segment provides home respiratory monitoring and medical equipment. It rents, sells, and services respiratory equipment for patient use in the home and supplies patients with aerosol medications for use in respiratory therapy treatments. The infusion therapy segment provides administration of nutrients, antibiotics, and other medications intravenously, subcutaneously, intramuscularly, intrathecally or epidurally, or through feeding tubes into the digestive tract. As of December 31, 1998, it had operations in Arizona, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, and Arkansas. With 10.09 million shares outstanding and 2,500 shares declared short as of May 2008, there is no longer a failure to deliver in shares of HCOR.



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[Carlito]

FORM 10-Q ,last know O/S = very low ! ,Ch11 stock = no dilution
float must be nihil !!! gonna try a few more between b/a



As of May 15, 1999 approximately 10,092,680 shares of Common Stock were issued and outstanding.

Total number of sequentially numbered pages 18

Exhibit Index on sequentially numbered page 14

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+400% today, L2 Screenshot

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A new bidder showed up

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HCOR.pk (.0002) AIDS drug maker likely seeking a buyer: Trimeris struggling after disappointing sales of Fuzeon [The News & Observer, Raleigh, N.C.]
Tuesday, February 12 2008 - 6:11

HCOR $0.0002 $0 (%0)

Feb. 12--Little doubt remained Monday that Trimeris, once one of the Triangle's most promising young biotechnology companies, is for sale.

The Morrisville company, which has struggled since its AIDS drug fell short of expectations, said it had fulfilled a request by its largest investor, HealthCor Management, and appointed two of the firm's founders to the Trimeris board of directors.

HealthCor, which owns nearly 18 percent of Trimeris, has agitated for months that Trimeris be sold.

"The question is, are they going to find somebody to buy the company," said Sharon Seiler, an analyst with Punk Ziegel who has tracked the AIDS drug company for years.



The appointments of Arthur B. Cohen and Joseph P. Healey were a response to a Feb. 1 letter that HealthCor filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. In the letter, HealthCor expresses concern that Trimeris might decide to make an acquisition rather than put itself up for sale.

[stayfocused]

CORRECTION: After looking at YAHOO it seems there is both an Integrated Healthcor Holdings Inc and also a Healthcor Holdings Inc so I'm on the wrong board. (lol)

I wrongly assumed that IHCH was formerly HCOR so my sincerest apologies. (Need more coffee)

[stayfocused]

You might want to look at this PR (July 16 07)this may be clearing the way for some movement.

IHHI sued Shah and OCPIN last May for breach of fiduciary duty, among other things. IHHI's lawsuit contends that Shah and OCPIN held up the critically needed refinancing to force IHHI to make disputed lease payments to a third company owned by an OCPIN affiliate and others. Judge Gregory H. Lewis of the Orange County Superior Court appointed Jameson after rejecting a competing request by Shah and OCPIN to force IHHI's management to call a special shareholders' meeting. Shah and OCPIN wanted the special shareholders' meeting to elect their own director. Shah and OCPIN opposed Judge Lewis' appointment of a provisional director.

In denying Shah and OCPIN's request, and in appointing Judge Jameson to serve as a "verifiably independent" provisional director, Judge Lewis explained he was acting as "the conscience of the community" to ensure continued operation of four Orange County hospitals owned and operated by IHHI. "Judge Lewis acted courageously," remarked IHHI attorney David A. Robinson of the Irvine-based Enterprise Counsel Group. "Although acknowledging the law normally would entitle Shah and OCPIN to hold a meeting to elect their own director, Judge Lewis recognized the conflicting financial interests at work and acted to prevent a potential public healthcare disaster. He agreed with IHHI's management that IHHI's Board should be controlled by individuals with only the interests of four hospitals and the public they serve in mind."

"This is precisely the result we were looking for when we filed the lawsuit against Shah and OCPIN," said IHHI's President Larry Anderson. "Shah's self-serving tactics have put four hospitals at risk. They have caused IHHI to default on its existing loan obligations. We look to Judge Jameson to work with IHHI's other independent Board members to implement steps necessary to ensure IHHI's future stability and success". Per IHHI CEO, Bruce Mogel: "We praise the judge's courage in standing up for healthcare in Orange County. This decision will provide much needed stability benefiting the healthcare delivery system in Orange County and surrounding areas."

[stayfocused]

I think it's now called Integrated Healthcor Holdings Inc and the new epic is IHCH.OB so it's fully reporting. Initial browsing from the last 10k has the O/S at 137M with an EPS of .15. It seems that warrants are being converted to 70M odd common shares and can be exercised between January 2007 and January 2008 at a price of 0.11. Since the last 10QSB the O/S has increase by 50M so there's at least another 20M shares to be dumped at 0.11 or if after January 2008 for 0.15. Liabilities exceed assets by $46M.

However, with last quarterly net revenues of 13m (52m/annum) let's say worse case scenario of 200m shares outstanding gives an EPS .26 and with a conservative multiple of 10 you can see this is way undervalued. Also take into consideration that the way the future is shaping up healthcare is a 'safe haven' defensive pick.

I'm no CPA and am still learning myself how to read a report so please do your own DD as I may have misinterpreted the info.