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"we are expanding NextPlat into large, exciting new global markets and product categories later this year including into China and the rapidly growing healthcare sector. We believe these actions, combined with additional strategic investments we intend to make, can further unlock value for our customers, partners, and shareholders."
NextPlat Corp Announces Inclusion in the Russell Microcap(R) Index
JUNE 26, 2023 12:30PM EDT
COCONUT GROVE, FL / ACCESSWIRE / June 26, 2023 / NextPlat Corp (NASDAQ:NXPL)(NASDAQ:NXPLW) ("NextPlat" or the "Company"), a global e-commerce provider, today announced that it has joined the Russell Microcap®Index following the conclusion of the 2023 Russell indexes annual reconstitution, effective today after the US market opened on June 26, 2023.
Membership in the Russell Microcap® Index, which remains in place for one year, means automatic inclusion in the appropriate growth and value style indexes. FTSE Russell determines membership for its Russell indexes primarily by objective, market-capitalization rankings, and style attributes.
Charles M. Fernandez, Executive Chairman and CEO of NextPlat, said, "NextPlat's inclusion in the Russell Microcap® Index is important recognition of the value of our global e-commerce platform and technology expertise. Through the continued execution against our growth plan, we are expanding NextPlat into large, exciting new global markets and product categories later this year including into China and the rapidly growing healthcare sector. We believe these actions, combined with additional strategic investments we intend to make, can further unlock value for our customers, partners, and shareholders."
Russell indexes are widely used by investment managers and institutional investors for index funds and as benchmarks for active investment strategies. Approximately $12.1 trillion in assets are benchmarked against Russell's US indexes. Russell indexes are part of FTSE Russell, a leading global index provider. For more information on the Russell Microcap® Index and the Russell indexes reconstitution, go to the "Russell Reconstitution" section on the FTSE Russell website.
NextPlat Corp Announces Inclusion in the Russell Microcap(R) Index
JUNE 26, 2023 12:30PM EDT
COCONUT GROVE, FL / ACCESSWIRE / June 26, 2023 / NextPlat Corp (NASDAQ:NXPL)(NASDAQ:NXPLW) ("NextPlat" or the "Company"), a global e-commerce provider, today announced that it has joined the Russell Microcap®Index following the conclusion of the 2023 Russell indexes annual reconstitution, effective today after the US market opened on June 26, 2023.
Membership in the Russell Microcap® Index, which remains in place for one year, means automatic inclusion in the appropriate growth and value style indexes. FTSE Russell determines membership for its Russell indexes primarily by objective, market-capitalization rankings, and style attributes.
Charles M. Fernandez, Executive Chairman and CEO of NextPlat, said, "NextPlat's inclusion in the Russell Microcap® Index is important recognition of the value of our global e-commerce platform and technology expertise. Through the continued execution against our growth plan, we are expanding NextPlat into large, exciting new global markets and product categories later this year including into China and the rapidly growing healthcare sector. We believe these actions, combined with additional strategic investments we intend to make, can further unlock value for our customers, partners, and shareholders."
Russell indexes are widely used by investment managers and institutional investors for index funds and as benchmarks for active investment strategies. Approximately $12.1 trillion in assets are benchmarked against Russell's US indexes. Russell indexes are part of FTSE Russell, a leading global index provider. For more information on the Russell Microcap® Index and the Russell indexes reconstitution, go to the "Russell Reconstitution" section on the FTSE Russell website.
Benefit of becoming a Health Mart Pharmacy franchise:
https://www.mckesson.com/Pharmacy-Management/Health-Mart-Franchise/
https://join.healthmart.com/member-benefits/
https://rxownership.com/resources/
I went to Pharmco's Orlando location and bought something at their store yesterday. At the check out, they put the medicine in a paper bag with Health Mart Pharmacy brand on it. Also, you can find all four Pharmco locations on Health Mart Pharmcy's store locator webpage. If you search 901 N. Miami Beach location, you can see Health Mart Pharmacy logo on their windows too.
Do you know all four PharmcoRX locations are Health Mart Pharmacy franchises? Health Mart Pharmacy has over 7000 independent franchise pharmacies nationwide and is owned by McKesson Group. They formed partnerships with PharmcoRX at least starting in 2022. In their 2022 annual report 10K, they said: "We obtain pharmaceutical and other products from wholesale distributors. We maintained a relationship with a primary supplier, McKesson, that accounted for 95% and 96% of pharmaceutical purchases for the years ended December 31, 2022 and 2021."
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“Since September 2022, with a view to enhancing our product and services offerings, we invested in, and have determined to use our interests to exert
control over, Progressive Care Inc.”
——— Exert control over
“Our holdings in Progressive include preferred stock, common stock, warrants and convertible debt, and we currently account for it on the equity method.”
——— equity method
NextPlat
On the other hand, this might be a good sign that the company’s stock could go up significantly in the future so that he is registering the shares for resale for some potential profit just like us. But he is a serious billionaire investor in healthcare industry. He will not sell just for pennies.
This is not true. S-3 is just for registration of the shares he obtained from the private placement from NextPlat. So now these shares are officially registered with SEC. He may or may not sell them just like us. This is a standard process for any shares obtained from private placement. You have to ask why he would even consider selling them now, which I don’t think he will do.
NextPlat will bring AI to Progressive Care, or to a newly combined company as a whole.
As the new Director of Marketing Operations of NextPlat, Progressive Care’s Head of Digital Transformation, Carlos Rangel says: “ We believe in the power of AI to improve preventive healthcare by helping physicians make informed decisions in the Medical Therapy Management process.”
NXPL spins off Telesat ---> Acquires RXMD after reaching +50% ownership of Progressive Care ---> A new e-commerce healthcare company built around RXMD with more M/A. Currently NextPlat's CFO, CCO and Director of Marketing are all Progressive Care's active full time employees.
How eCommerce Platforms Can Transform Healthcare Provision
June 15, 2023
https://www.biomedwire.com/how-ecommerce-platforms-can-transform-healthcare-provision/
The increased use of internet apps and internet penetration has grown e-commerce globally, with advances being made in various sectors, including the health and wellness market. Estimates from Goldman Sachs predict that the health and wellness business will spend more than $30 billion on e-commerce and associated web service technologies annually.
eCommerce platforms have impacted the healthcare industry in a number of positive ways, starting by making healthcare significantly more accessible online. Below, we look at other impacts e-commerce and telemedicine have had on the healthcare sector.
Improved patient care
Applications such as FirstOpinion and Practo and websites such as YourDoctors. Online and Doctor2U, which offer advice to patients through live chat or text, have eliminated the need for physical doctor visits. It should be noted that in-person tests are sometimes needed by physicians to determine whether further examination in needed.
Changed how people shop online
eCommerce platforms have changed the way clients shop for healthcare products and how these products are delivered to each consumer. Unlike in the past when customers had to visit a physical facility for medicine, you can now make any inquiries via live online chats, purchase healthcare products in the comfort of your home and enjoy fast delivery to your doorstep.
Improved patient experience
The adoption of telemedicine and e-commerce has given rise to a seamless patient experience that allows patients to discuss their symptoms with their doctors, receive a diagnosis and have their prescribed drugs delivered to their homes, all in a matter of hours.
Online sites that allow patients to buy their prescriptions and have them delivered include NowRX and Walgreens.
Streamlined the purchasing process
eCommerce has also afforded physician offices’, hospitals and clinics new ways to speed up their medical supplies and equipment purchases. This comes as more medical device manufacturers move their operations online to enable direct ordering and delivery of equipment. An example of such a company is MedicalExpo, an online exhibition of medical equipment that links suppliers and consumers globally.
What e-commerce trends should we look out for?
The implementation of cutting-edge solutions such as augmented reality (AR) and artificial intelligence (AI) is gaining popularity among startups, a move that may be a game changer for the whole field as its successful adoption will offer additional insights into purchasing behaviors as well as improve customer relationship management.
Additionally, more e-commerce platforms are adopting direct-to-consumer and subscription-based business models, which affords these platforms a greater understanding of consumer preferences and also improves customer retention.
It is likely that as more platforms such as NextPlat Corp. (NASDAQ: NXPL) (NASDAQ: NXPLW) include healthcare products in their offerings, the segment could see new innovations introduced at a faster pace in the way people access healthcare services and products.
How eCommerce Platforms Can Transform Healthcare Provision
June 15, 2023
https://www.biomedwire.com/how-ecommerce-platforms-can-transform-healthcare-provision/
The increased use of internet apps and internet penetration has grown e-commerce globally, with advances being made in various sectors, including the health and wellness market. Estimates from Goldman Sachs predict that the health and wellness business will spend more than $30 billion on e-commerce and associated web service technologies annually.
eCommerce platforms have impacted the healthcare industry in a number of positive ways, starting by making healthcare significantly more accessible online. Below, we look at other impacts e-commerce and telemedicine have had on the healthcare sector.
Improved patient care
Applications such as FirstOpinion and Practo and websites such as YourDoctors. Online and Doctor2U, which offer advice to patients through live chat or text, have eliminated the need for physical doctor visits. It should be noted that in-person tests are sometimes needed by physicians to determine whether further examination in needed.
Changed how people shop online
eCommerce platforms have changed the way clients shop for healthcare products and how these products are delivered to each consumer. Unlike in the past when customers had to visit a physical facility for medicine, you can now make any inquiries via live online chats, purchase healthcare products in the comfort of your home and enjoy fast delivery to your doorstep.
Improved patient experience
The adoption of telemedicine and e-commerce has given rise to a seamless patient experience that allows patients to discuss their symptoms with their doctors, receive a diagnosis and have their prescribed drugs delivered to their homes, all in a matter of hours.
Online sites that allow patients to buy their prescriptions and have them delivered include NowRX and Walgreens.
Streamlined the purchasing process
eCommerce has also afforded physician offices’, hospitals and clinics new ways to speed up their medical supplies and equipment purchases. This comes as more medical device manufacturers move their operations online to enable direct ordering and delivery of equipment. An example of such a company is MedicalExpo, an online exhibition of medical equipment that links suppliers and consumers globally.
What e-commerce trends should we look out for?
The implementation of cutting-edge solutions such as augmented reality (AR) and artificial intelligence (AI) is gaining popularity among startups, a move that may be a game changer for the whole field as its successful adoption will offer additional insights into purchasing behaviors as well as improve customer relationship management.
Additionally, more e-commerce platforms are adopting direct-to-consumer and subscription-based business models, which affords these platforms a greater understanding of consumer preferences and also improves customer retention.
It is likely that as more platforms such as NextPlat Corp. (NASDAQ: NXPL) (NASDAQ: NXPLW) include healthcare products in their offerings, the segment could see new innovations introduced at a faster pace in the way people access healthcare services and products.
NXPL spins off Telesat ---> Acquires RXMD after reaching +50% ownership of Progressive Care ---> A new e-commerce healthcare company built around RXMD with more M/A. Currently NextPlat's CFO, CCO and Director of Marketing are all Progressive Care's active full time employees.
How eCommerce Platforms Can Transform Healthcare Provision
June 15, 2023
https://www.biomedwire.com/how-ecommerce-platforms-can-transform-healthcare-provision/
The increased use of internet apps and internet penetration has grown e-commerce globally, with advances being made in various sectors, including the health and wellness market. Estimates from Goldman Sachs predict that the health and wellness business will spend more than $30 billion on e-commerce and associated web service technologies annually.
eCommerce platforms have impacted the healthcare industry in a number of positive ways, starting by making healthcare significantly more accessible online. Below, we look at other impacts e-commerce and telemedicine have had on the healthcare sector.
Improved patient care
Applications such as FirstOpinion and Practo and websites such as YourDoctors. Online and Doctor2U, which offer advice to patients through live chat or text, have eliminated the need for physical doctor visits. It should be noted that in-person tests are sometimes needed by physicians to determine whether further examination in needed.
Changed how people shop online
eCommerce platforms have changed the way clients shop for healthcare products and how these products are delivered to each consumer. Unlike in the past when customers had to visit a physical facility for medicine, you can now make any inquiries via live online chats, purchase healthcare products in the comfort of your home and enjoy fast delivery to your doorstep.
Improved patient experience
The adoption of telemedicine and e-commerce has given rise to a seamless patient experience that allows patients to discuss their symptoms with their doctors, receive a diagnosis and have their prescribed drugs delivered to their homes, all in a matter of hours.
Online sites that allow patients to buy their prescriptions and have them delivered include NowRX and Walgreens.
Streamlined the purchasing process
eCommerce has also afforded physician offices’, hospitals and clinics new ways to speed up their medical supplies and equipment purchases. This comes as more medical device manufacturers move their operations online to enable direct ordering and delivery of equipment. An example of such a company is MedicalExpo, an online exhibition of medical equipment that links suppliers and consumers globally.
What e-commerce trends should we look out for?
The implementation of cutting-edge solutions such as augmented reality (AR) and artificial intelligence (AI) is gaining popularity among startups, a move that may be a game changer for the whole field as its successful adoption will offer additional insights into purchasing behaviors as well as improve customer relationship management.
Additionally, more e-commerce platforms are adopting direct-to-consumer and subscription-based business models, which affords these platforms a greater understanding of consumer preferences and also improves customer retention.
It is likely that as more platforms such as NextPlat Corp. (NASDAQ: NXPL) (NASDAQ: NXPLW) include healthcare products in their offerings, the segment could see new innovations introduced at a faster pace in the way people access healthcare services and products.
They are spinning off the telesat business and the old management team is exiting. The Progressive Care people are filling in. Now they already have Cecile, Robert and Carlos from RXMD.
Carlos Rangel, Progressive Care's current Head of Digital Transformation, just started a new position as the Director of Marketing Operations at NextPlat this month. The merger of the two companies is coming sooner than you think.
At one point, my investment in RXMD alone was worth $5M. LMAO. I'm still here posting today. Well, I do think this year will be truly different.
2023 will see a lot of new millionaires
July 1 is an interesting day based on the CFO's employment agreement.
"Extremely complicated agreement with TMall and Alibaba, which requires a lot of joint ventures and different things, so for that reason, we expect over the next 60-90 days, we will be putting out a lot of news related to that and related to those potential joint ventures. So the appropriate time it is my intention that the company will become substantially more active and provide information to shareholders as to its current activities and or future plans. I look forward to a great and prosperous new year." - May 31, 2023, Charles Fernandez, CEO
In 60 days, Progressive Care will release the Q2 10Q, which is highly expected to show the company will become profitable. M/A news in healthcare are highly expected to be announced by NextPlat by the end of July when the current Alibaba agreement is set to be renewed.
"It doesn’t take rocket science to get an idea of what’s happening here. A recognized “restructuring whiz” with more than 100 significant mergers, acquisitions and product-development projects under his belt has made a substantial investment in and taken charge of RXMD. If the past is any prologue to the future, and if Fernandez’s record of success is any indication of future performance, he’s about to apply his “wizardry” to help supercharge growth at Progressive Care."
Knocked a few hundred off of the ask at 3.8, it immediately jumped up to 4.5. SMH
In 19 days, Progressive Care’s CFO, Cecile Munnik, will become NextPlat’s full time CFO. She’s currently only spending 30% of her time at NextPlat according to her employment agreement. July 1 seems to be a predetermined date that the company will announce some major news.
Robert Bedwell is currently a FULL Time (Note not part time like CFO Cecille Munnik) Chief Compliance Officer of NextPlat. There was no such a position at the company before. His current full time title at Progressive Care is Director of Administrative Services.
"DO YOU NEED TO HIRE A COMPLIANCE OFFICER?
Now you know what they do, but what is a compliance officer to your business? How can you tell if you need one of these professionals? The answer isn’t always straightforward, but there are some factors to consider when deciding whether to hire a compliance officer.
First, evaluate your company’s size. How many employees do you have? Where do you stand in your industry’s market? Have you grown significantly in recent years? These are all questions that can help you decide if you need a full-time compliance officer.
Smaller businesses may not need a dedicated compliance officer, but larger companies with complex operations and more employees could benefit from their guidance. Here are some other factors to consider:
YOUR INDUSTRY
Your industry should be one of the first considerations you make. This is because companies operating in heavily regulated industries often face a significant compliance burden, and those burdens can be hard to manage without professional help.
By hiring a full-time compliance officer with industry-specific expertise, businesses can ensure they meet all necessary requirements, mitigate risks, and avoid the potential legal and financial consequences that accompany non-compliance.
Examples of heavily regulated industries include:
Oil and gas
Healthcare
Finance
Construction"
https://insightglobal.com/blog/does-your-company-need-a-compliance-officer/
Now we know why NextPlat paid $125,000 to Bedwell to hire him as a CCO. This is because healthcare will be the core business of NextPlat.
https://contracts.justia.com/companies/orbital-tracking-corp-1828/contract/260160/
Robert Bedwell is currently a FULL Time (Note not part time like CFO Cecille Munnik) Chief Compliance Officer of NextPlat. There was no such a position at the company before. His current full time title at Progressive Care is Director of Administrative Services.
"DO YOU NEED TO HIRE A COMPLIANCE OFFICER?
Now you know what they do, but what is a compliance officer to your business? How can you tell if you need one of these professionals? The answer isn’t always straightforward, but there are some factors to consider when deciding whether to hire a compliance officer.
First, evaluate your company’s size. How many employees do you have? Where do you stand in your industry’s market? Have you grown significantly in recent years? These are all questions that can help you decide if you need a full-time compliance officer.
Smaller businesses may not need a dedicated compliance officer, but larger companies with complex operations and more employees could benefit from their guidance. Here are some other factors to consider:
YOUR INDUSTRY
Your industry should be one of the first considerations you make. This is because companies operating in heavily regulated industries often face a significant compliance burden, and those burdens can be hard to manage without professional help.
By hiring a full-time compliance officer with industry-specific expertise, businesses can ensure they meet all necessary requirements, mitigate risks, and avoid the potential legal and financial consequences that accompany non-compliance.
Examples of heavily regulated industries include:
Oil and gas
Healthcare
Finance
Construction"
https://insightglobal.com/blog/does-your-company-need-a-compliance-officer/
Now we know why NextPlat paid $125,000 to Bedwell to hire him as a CCO. This is because healthcare will be the core business of NextPlat.
https://contracts.justia.com/companies/orbital-tracking-corp-1828/contract/260160/
I like the volume. It says a lot.
Robert Bedwell also filed Form 4 and bought 5000 shares.
Someone knows something.
"Why Healthcare Should Adopt Merchandising Practices
June 5, 2023
Healthcare has gone through several evolutions throughout the course of human history. Our first attempts at treating medical conditions were half-hearted at best and hampered by our ignorance of germ theory and human biology. The acceptance of germ theory paved the way for modern healthcare and allowed humanity to treat previously fatal injuries and conditions, extending our lifetimes and giving people much longer lifespans.
The medical field continued to develop in tandem with technology, adapting more and more complex technology into the field to enhance research and develop a wide variety of medications.
With the internet and e-commerce now entrenched in modern society, the healthcare sector is now going through another evolution.
Long gone are the days when you had to physically visit your local doctor or pharmacy to receive medical care or prescribed treatments. The internet has made it possible for patients to interact with healthcare specialists from the comfort of their homes and allowed clinicians to access medical information as soon as they need it.
Major e-commerce companies such as Amazon are now throwing their hats into the healthcare arena by making it possible for patients to easily purchase medications they need online. Although some experts have questioned the entry of such entities into healthcare, the sector itself could benefit from adopting the merchandising practices that made online commerce companies such as Amazon so successful.
They could do this by making healthcare access as simple and streamlined as online commerce.
Setting up a doctor appointment can be incredibly frustrating (80% of patients give up before booking an appointment), and it wastes a lot of time that could have been spent consulting with healthcare professionals and getting to the root of your medical issues. If the healthcare sector leverages the technology used in e-commerce, finding a suitable healthcare professional could be as simple as logging into your favorite e-commerce site, searching for the products you need, adding them to your cart and clicking “buy.”
Following the e-commerce system, patients would make a search on a specific website or a search engine that would direct them to the healthcare system’s booking system, which would filter results based on patient’s needs and intentions. The system would then show patients available options in real time while providing pertinent information such as the specialties, prices, locations, and availability of providers.
Such a system would save time for patients while allowing them to connect with the most suitable physicians with relatively little hassle.
The mushrooming of ecommerce platforms such as NextPlat Corp. (NASDAQ: NXPL) (NASDAQ: NXPLW) will undoubtedly help to push the envelope of what is possible for healthcare ecommerce and the adaption of merchandising principles within healthcare."
https://www.biomedwire.com/why-healthcare-should-adopt-merchandising-practices/
"Why Healthcare Should Adopt Merchandising Practices
June 5, 2023
Healthcare has gone through several evolutions throughout the course of human history. Our first attempts at treating medical conditions were half-hearted at best and hampered by our ignorance of germ theory and human biology. The acceptance of germ theory paved the way for modern healthcare and allowed humanity to treat previously fatal injuries and conditions, extending our lifetimes and giving people much longer lifespans.
The medical field continued to develop in tandem with technology, adapting more and more complex technology into the field to enhance research and develop a wide variety of medications.
With the internet and e-commerce now entrenched in modern society, the healthcare sector is now going through another evolution.
Long gone are the days when you had to physically visit your local doctor or pharmacy to receive medical care or prescribed treatments. The internet has made it possible for patients to interact with healthcare specialists from the comfort of their homes and allowed clinicians to access medical information as soon as they need it.
Major e-commerce companies such as Amazon are now throwing their hats into the healthcare arena by making it possible for patients to easily purchase medications they need online. Although some experts have questioned the entry of such entities into healthcare, the sector itself could benefit from adopting the merchandising practices that made online commerce companies such as Amazon so successful.
They could do this by making healthcare access as simple and streamlined as online commerce.
Setting up a doctor appointment can be incredibly frustrating (80% of patients give up before booking an appointment), and it wastes a lot of time that could have been spent consulting with healthcare professionals and getting to the root of your medical issues. If the healthcare sector leverages the technology used in e-commerce, finding a suitable healthcare professional could be as simple as logging into your favorite e-commerce site, searching for the products you need, adding them to your cart and clicking “buy.”
Following the e-commerce system, patients would make a search on a specific website or a search engine that would direct them to the healthcare system’s booking system, which would filter results based on patient’s needs and intentions. The system would then show patients available options in real time while providing pertinent information such as the specialties, prices, locations, and availability of providers.
Such a system would save time for patients while allowing them to connect with the most suitable physicians with relatively little hassle.
The mushrooming of ecommerce platforms such as NextPlat Corp. (NASDAQ: NXPL) (NASDAQ: NXPLW) will undoubtedly help to push the envelope of what is possible for healthcare ecommerce and the adaption of merchandising principles within healthcare."
https://www.biomedwire.com/why-healthcare-should-adopt-merchandising-practices/
"With Amazon welcoming partnerships with a variety of healthcare ecommerce platform providers such as NextPlat Corp. (NASDAQ: NXPL) (NASDAQ: NXPLW), the way people access different services related to healthcare could be set for a major transformation over the coming years."
May 30, 2023
NextPlat is an IBN CORE Client. The Market Awareness Profile data is approved & verified by the issuer.
https://www.biomedwire.com/amazons-5-monthly-plan-to-deepen-giants-foray-into-healthcare-ecommerce/
"With Amazon welcoming partnerships with a variety of healthcare ecommerce platform providers such as NextPlat Corp. (NASDAQ: NXPL) (NASDAQ: NXPLW), the way people access different services related to healthcare could be set for a major transformation over the coming years."
May 30, 2023
NextPlat is an IBN CORE Client. The Market Awareness Profile data is approved & verified by the issuer.
https://www.biomedwire.com/amazons-5-monthly-plan-to-deepen-giants-foray-into-healthcare-ecommerce/
Will NextPlat have an opportunity to form health e-commerce platform partnership with Amazon? Is this unthinkable or actually doable?
Will NextPlat have an opportunity to form health e-commerce platform partnership with Amazon? Is this unthinkable or actually doable?
Do you know on top of the 23.7% healthcare businessman's ownership of NextPlat, Dawson James Securities, Progressive Care's Investment Bank that specializes in Life Science and Health Care also owns a total 19.1% of NextPlat between Robert Kyser, Ark Financial and Sixth Borough Capital (all these three parties are tied to Dawson James Securities). So combined with Phillip Frost's shares, we have total 42.8% ownership of NextPlat that's directly invested in Healthcare industry. GO RXMD.
https://markets.businessinsider.com/stocks/nxpl-stock
Jason Kolbert is a senior healthcare analyst and the Director of Research at Dawson James. Jason will leverage his unique and diversified experiences to work across the Dawson James platform to augment the research product focusing on small and middle capitalized emerging growth companies utilizing Dawson James’ “Diversified Investor Offering™”, building their shareholder base with a combination of retail and institutional accounts.
https://dawsonjames.com/analyst-team/
He recently appeared on BNN Bloomberg talking about his expectations of the healthcare market. He specifically mentioned big pharma companies are "shopping microcap and emergent growth sectors of specialty pharma (4'15" - 4':32")
https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/video/traditional-pharma-is-a-great-defensive-play-amid-this-market-uncertainty-health-care-analyst~2667707
Do you know on top of the 23.7% healthcare businessman's ownership of NextPlat, Dawson James Securities, Progressive Care's Investment Bank that specializes in Life Science and Health Care also owns a total 19.1% of NextPlat between Robert Kyser, Ark Financial and Sixth Borough Capital (all these three parties are tied to Dawson James Securities). So combined with Phillip Frost's shares, we have total 42.8% ownership of NextPlat that's directly invested in Healthcare industry. GO RXMD.
https://markets.businessinsider.com/stocks/nxpl-stock
Jason Kolbert is a senior healthcare analyst and the Director of Research at Dawson James. Jason will leverage his unique and diversified experiences to work across the Dawson James platform to augment the research product focusing on small and middle capitalized emerging growth companies utilizing Dawson James’ “Diversified Investor Offering™”, building their shareholder base with a combination of retail and institutional accounts.
https://dawsonjames.com/analyst-team/
He recently appeared on BNN Bloomberg talking about his expectations of the healthcare market. He specifically mentioned big pharma companies are "shopping microcap and emergent growth sectors of specialty pharma (4'15" - 4':32")
https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/video/traditional-pharma-is-a-great-defensive-play-amid-this-market-uncertainty-health-care-analyst~2667707
Do you know with the purchase of 3,428,571 shares of NextPlat's common stock, Phillip Frost, an extremely successful entrepreneur and billionaire in healthcare industry, now owns 23.7% of NextPlat, the second largest shareholder of the company. Charles Fernandez owns 27.6%. Between the two, they own 51.3% of the company. Healthcare will be NextPlat's core business after they spin off the current Sat. business. RXMD will be the core of the core of NextPlat.
https://markets.businessinsider.com/stocks/nxpl-stock
https://ir.nextplat.com/sec-filings/all-sec-filings/content/0001493152-23-011111/0001493152-23-011111.pdf
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=171691579
Do you know with the purchase of 3,428,571 shares of NextPlat's common stock, Phillip Frost, an extremely successful entrepreneur and billionaire in healthcare industry, now owns 23.7% of NextPlat, the second largest shareholder of the company. Charles Fernandez owns 27.6%. Between the two, they own 51.3% of the company. Healthcare will be NextPlat's core business after they spin off the current Sat. business. RXMD will be the core of the core of NextPlat.
https://markets.businessinsider.com/stocks/nxpl-stock
https://ir.nextplat.com/sec-filings/all-sec-filings/content/0001493152-23-011111/0001493152-23-011111.pdf
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=171691579
I can make this up 50% on the same volume. So?