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Q: In response to a recent inquiry you indicated Casey Hoyt, one of two new principals at PHM, owns 1.5% of the shares. Canadian Insider shows both he and Michael Moore own 19 million shares each and Max Hoyt owns 4.7 million. Collectively, that totals just under fifteen percent. In addition, according to Bruce Campbell during his Wednesday BNN appearance, they paid $1.46 per share. If these numbers are correct, that certainly provides a huge incentive for the new guys.
Has PHM commenced their share buyback and would their listing application for the TSX be in jeopardy due to price erosion?
Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Steven on August 21, 2015
Q: I am curious about the effect of shares coming off hold after a financing where the share price is now substantially underwater. Are investors who also owned the stock previously likely to sell those shares and take a tax loss as they will still have shares from the financing? While there are obviously other issues, could this be part of the reason for the current weak market for PHM shares? What is likely to happen when the 24,000,000 shares of PHM sold @ $1.50 come off hold in early September?
Any insight you can provide on this concept in general and PHM in particular would be greatly appreciated!!
Rob
Read Answer Asked by Rob on August 21, 2015
Q: Hi team, yesterday you said this to Rebecca: "Right now, we think investors are selling 'because it is down' and for no other reason, which is generally (if not always) the wrong reason to sell."....so would you recommend buying to average down? Also do you know when is the Investor Presentation and do you think it will finally help the share price?
Thank you!
Read Answer Asked by Silvia on August 14, 2015
Q: I haven't been interested in Patient Home Monitoring PHM, until now, because of the price drop. What does PHM mean when they describe themselves as "focused on rolling-up annuity-based healthcare service companies..."? I believe that "rolling-up" means buying and consolidating companies. But what do they mean by "annuity-based"? I googled the term and there's virtually nothing except the quote I just gave.Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Jerry on August 12, 2015
Q: There is relentless selling going on with PHM, and it seems there is no bottom for it. There are 46 millions of shares financed at $1.50 will come to free trade in September. Do you think PHM will be under more pressure around that time? Should investors just take a loss and move on? Do you know any company can make a turn around like this from your past experience?

Read Answer Asked by Rebecca on August 12, 2015
Q: Another article on PHM in the Globe and Mail and again you've provided a negative quote which they've included. I'm dissapointed that you are adding to the negative sentiment on this stock which is in your growth portfolio and which many of your members have purchased, especially when the fundamentals of the company are still good.

Read Answer Asked by Carla on August 06, 2015
Q: Good day,
Peter is quoted in the Globe thusly “If you’re an institutional shareholder and you come in and management owns a lot of shares, then the financing closes and management doesn’t own a lot of shares, that’s when you say: ‘I don’t want this stock and I don’t want this company; I’m going to ditch whatever shares I have.’” In light of this, are you advising people to dump PHM? Because your previous statements said nothing has materially changed with the company, which I took to mean it was still worth buying...
Read Answer Asked by John on August 03, 2015
Q: PHM just released the statement - PHM Unaware of Any Material Change

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA--(Marketwired - Jul 29, 2015) - Patient Home Monitoring Corp. ("PHM") (TSX VENTURE:PHM), a fast growing and profitable company focused on rolling-up annuity-based healthcare service companies in the US and Canada, at the request of the Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada (IIROC), wishes to confirm that its management is unaware of any material change in PHM's operations that would account for the recent decrease in its stock price.

Hopefully, it will calm down the market a bit. Publish if it help 5i members.
Read Answer Asked by Rebecca on July 29, 2015
Q: Would you recommend buying into more PHM at this point? I bought a half postion at $1.50. From the comments you've made so far it seems that you're still confident in PHM, and that the massive drop in share price the past week is unwarranted. If that's the case this could be a good buying opportunity in a panicked market.
Read Answer Asked by Jordan on July 29, 2015
Q: This morning Canada Insider shows Dalsin and Greene each granted 3 millions of share option and 4 millions of shares bought @1.36 through acquisition carried out privately. This is consistent with what Dalsin mentioned on conference call. Publish if you think it will help members. Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Rebecca on July 29, 2015
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