Replies to post #64238 on Progressive Care Inc (fka RXMD)

[Narcissistic Nostalgia]

This post cracks me up. Funny analogy there with our DNA and the inevitable apoptosis all cells in our body go through.

While I disagree, it was still comical.

The one thing that prevents me from selling this stock is the simple fact that the market cap of 4.5 million is ridiculously lower than the yearly revenue that this company brings in.

I find it completely astonishing that someone could put up less than 5 million dollars and buyout the companies stock outright.

Most companies on any exchange have a market cap far higher than their yearly revenue. So it's just a matter of time before the fundamentals catch up with this crummy PPS. Anyone with half a brain can tell this is severely undervalued.

[Wangenstein]

The only way this laughable narrative can exist is by ignoring RXMD's YOY revenue gains, the imminent move to OTCQB, the new IR firm (that by reputation doesn't work with Pink companies), the new directors (one of whom has extensive experience with mergers & acquisitions), the Rx-filling robot, the multiple state licenses, and so on and so forth (not even including management's efforts toward expanding to a second location).

Pretending there is 'no income potential' when RXMD's revenue continues to increase, or that there has to be a 'unique product or service' when plenty of companies grow simply by providing an existing product or service BETTER, is just pure comedy.

Facts! Accept no substitutes! :)

[Spider Web]

NO FUTURE


So Here You Have A Company That Is A Well Oiled Machine. Operating With Most likely The Lowest Overhead That It Will Ever Have In The History Of The Company Going Forward. Everybody Portends To Just Love The Company, And The Management Is Just The Greatest. The Revenues Are Just Fantastic, The Best They Have Ever Been. Things Just Couldn't Be Better.

But Yet, With All Of That . . . The First Nine Months Still Shows A Negative Income.

If This Was Any Other Company With A Product That People Actually Wanted To Buy, Instead Of Just Being A "Sorting / Packaging & Shipping Service", This Year Would Probably Already Be Heading Towards A $5M Profit.

But Instead, There Is Nothing. It Is Obviously The Wrong Business To Be In. It Should Have Never Even Gone Public In The First Place. The Thrill Is Gone. There Is Nowhere To Go But Down. There Will Never Be Any Financial Growth, And There Will Never Be Enough Profit Worth Mentioning ... If At All.

The Company Apparently Has No Choice But To Instead Substitute The Idea Of Growth With Alternative Story-Lines, Just To Give The Illusion Of Growth. The Idea Of A Simple Up-Grade Within The OTC Is Already Trying To Be Confused With Growth, Only Because There Is No Growth. And Any Small Local Expansion Will Just Be More Of The Same, And Most Likely Even Worse.

It Looks Like The Company Needs To Press These Substitute Story-Lines In Order To Confuse Certain Actions As Being Something That They Are Not. These Are All Nothing More Than Just Fake Intentions And Fake Catalysts, To Give A False Impression Of Something That Will Never Happen. It's Just A "Mickey-Mouse" Game Of Survival.

There Is No Real Company Here. The Business Model Has Already Proven To Be A Failure. Everything Else Is Just Cheap Talk. This Company Has A Limited To No Chance Of Any Growth Or Survival Whatsoever. It Is Simply The Wrong Business To Be In For Any Public Company. And There Is Quite Possibly No Plan Or Strategy That Will Ever Exist To Be Able To Fix It.

The Company Doesn't Make Anything, And The Service Is Just A Mundane Activity. This Company Counts Little Objects And Puts Them In Little Plastic Bottles, And Then Ships Them Somewhere. What Kind Of Business Is That ? ... LOL !!!


Things Are Working Out
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