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That's exactly why I named him Twister, he lies he twists he's a POC!!!!

It sure didn't take him long to figure out what an untruthful rat scammer twister you are.
No wonder you put him on ignore. Hell I gave him a thumbs up and a follow.

Straight up, this thing hasn’t gone straight up in years

A hater??? lol!! Just calling you out for not being truthful again. So now you got 1700 shares not 1500 and you sold them for $1.66 not $1.68. Quite a difference from your original post. By the way there were not 1500 or 1700 shares sold in 100 share blocks @ $1.66.

My bad, fat fingers.... was $1.66, MMs broke it up into multiple blocks of 100 shares. Didn't look at tape until now.

Don't be such a hater Gedi, when I saw my alert for $1.25 or lower I threw up a buy for 2k but only got 1700.

Sorry you're still in the red, this is only good for flippin now. Two years of Silent Fernandez screwed all long term stakeholders.

There was not 1500 shares sold at $1.68 today, only 1,100 shares bought at $1.68. Further there was not a single trade showing a 1,500 share buy at .85 as you claim. Nice try.

Twister, you're full of bullshit!!! Liar!!!

Easy flippin' today, took 1500 @ .085 sold an hour later @ 1.68... thanks RXMD cash machine. 👍

With the volatility being seen lately, it most definitely helps to set alerts so you can grab some cheap shares and shove em back into Fernandez's incompetent lap.

RXMD is losing another competitor.

‘A difficult decision’: Walmart to shutter all US health care services and hunker down on inflation-fueled growth in grocery business — what this means for consumers
The closures mark a major U-turn for the big-box retailer.
Jul 24, 2024
Inflation is proving to be a curse and a blessing for big-box retailer Walmart (WMT).
On April 30, the chain announced that it plans to close all of its health centers and shut down its virtual care services due to “the challenging reimbursement environment and escalating operating costs.”
Walmart described the move as “a difficult decision” but stated the “lack of profitability” has made the healthcare business “unsustainable… at this time.”
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But those same cost pressures nipping Walmart’s fledgling healthcare business in the bud have proven a boon to the retail giant’s grocery business.
On the same day it announced the end of Walmart Health, the retailer set in motion its largest private brand food launch in 20 years — capitalizing on inflation-fueled growth in its grocery business to introduce Bettergoods to the market. Here's what that means for consumers.
Killer health care costs
Walmart launched Walmart Health in 2019 with the mission of improving health care affordability and accessibility.
In its five-year lifespan, the health business has opened 51 health centers across five states: Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Illinois and Texas. To complement those brick-and-mortar locations, it also acquired telehealth provider MeMD for an undisclosed amount in 2021.
However, in light of Walmart's recent news, healthcare startup Fabric (formerly known as Florence) inked a deal in June to aquire the rights to MeMD.
It is not clear exactly when each clinic location will shutter, but insiders told CNBC they expect the closures to occur in the next 45 to 90 days. However, the closures will not stretch to Walmart’s nearly 4,600 pharmacies and more than 3,000 vision centers across the country.
This news is a major U-turn from a Walmart Health announcement in March, when Dr. David Carmouche, senior vice president of Omnichannel Care, said the unit “will be growing in a big way” in 2024 — with plans to open 28 new Walmart Health center locations, including in two new states: Missouri and Arizona.
One reason why Walmart is exiting this business is the “challenging reimbursement environment.” This revolves around the rising cost of healthcare in the U.S., which has ticked up for the past several decades due to three main factors, according to a 2023 study by the Peter G. Peterson Foundation: population growth, population aging, and rising prices for healthcare products and services.
A 2023 article by Boston Consulting Group stated that healthcare providers “need further substantial reimbursement increases from insurers to offset the double-digit cost jumps and structural economic challenges faced by health systems.”
In other words, the government (through Medicare, Medicaid, the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) and subsidized Affordable Care Act (ACA) marketplace plans) and private health insurers would have to raise their rates (how much they charge for insurance) to cover health services so that businesses like Walmart Health could turn a profit.
With that necessity proving unlikely in the near future, the retail giant made the “difficult decision” to shut up shop.
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In its most recent fiscal year, ending January 2024, Walmart’s net sales for groceries in the U.S. rose nearly 7% year over year to $264.2 billion.
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Thanks for sharing TD.

Looks like the RXMD Telegram channel is now locked. There’s been no activity other there for several months now though.

Who

One individual has enough and sold out. Said he took a $60-70k loss. Thats where is came from

They already added rx to their Q’s. The price isn’t going up at Nxpl after the purchase/merger until another net profit generating company is purchased or the net profit becomes substantial from rx.

Hopefully the S-4 gets rejected. Absolutely horrendous deal for RXMD shareholders.

We saw this a few months back, ripped lower only to go straight back up.

Did someone get margin called? Bored? If the S-4 gets turned down for some reason I would think there would be a higher offer. No reason for the stock to go lower. If you waited this long, why sell now?

Wish I got some of those .85s

Huge bargain. Nice pickup.

Yes makes no sense, was able to pick up another 1000 at $1.25. Bargain when NXPL price is at $1.20.

Crazy morning here

Good good

Gotcha 👍

Garrox my understanding is on or before the end of next week we should see S4 become effective.

My pleasure Turbo.

Thanks Gedi

Definitely had our fair share of rain, and no end in sight.

Q3 …so by September end

Im midwest, Chicago suburbs. It rained a lot last week. Rained today in the evening, briefly, but violently. I love rain so I can never get enough of it.

Are you getting enough rain on the East Coast? Here in Sacramento, CA we topped out at 108 degrees and no rain.

Was August the expected finalization of the merger?

It sure is. Can’t wait til the company is able to provide us with some sort of update

That’s an awefully big spread. Quiet period for SEC should end this week.

Yep. That was me garrox. I wanted to see what they would sell them to me for. I tried to buy on the ask the MMs sold them for .04 cents cheaper.

100 shares moved this stock up 42%.

That's right James

Also Frost invested a lot of money in NXPL.

Im a dreamer, I dream my life away

Fernandez and Frost are buddies. They have and are working together. Perhaps Fernandez follows suit.

Pipe dream

I have said before I think once merger is done then NXPL will announce a buyback of shares.

OPKO announces Share buyback program. Reasoning: Shares are heavily under valued. Very interesting.... Who stated that a share buyback was discussed by RXMD?

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/opko-health-announces-100-million-120000334.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAAJBnutUZUCH7ULu1ltl-J7DO-TehUpmCb8yu8HuQ7N_Kfb8QmUewYSB2T76xN1N37KAwscSwd7tP03JZq_nsfG9vR-FM3t8oI2ZoQsy2mA972KgM6MUJLidktQda6O1Mo4IY_AkB8LpAAWV7ETdTjTIvCU9f0DEY5buDG1y56xEv

Cheer up Charlie

Nothing to see here. Just the normal 32% drop as no gains will ever be held up with this do nothing say nothing CEO.

They won’t, unfortunately

Let us hope both stocks continue to climb into the finalization of the merger.

That "Goosey Lawless" created an account about two weeks ago and self proclaims to know what's going on here; as if Fernandez didn't totally screw shareholders with the sneaky EOY reverse split in 2022. I placed an ignore sticker in that pumper, he/she is either an insider or wishful thinker IMO

https://www.fiercehealthcare.com/payers/wsj-ftc-sue-pbms-over-drug-pricing-tactics

Oh wow, well everyone should listen to you then. Fuckin clown

That's my understanding bear.

Nice close. Enioy the weekend all.