$ISWH Could be on a Powderkeg at Present Levels
ISWH is an interesting crossover play in Crypto and Telehealth that sits at channel support on a series of bullish MACD divergence cues. The float is small and the company could be on the verge of a major performance report for Q2.
A move back to the top of the range would be over 200% for new participants. Risk is easy to define.
One of the most important things happening in the world right now is the bankruptcy of our nation’s rural healthcare apparatus as the coronavirus pandemic outbreak picks up steam outside of major population centers and cities and states sit with devastated balance sheets and apparently no help coming from a Federal government that seems too partisan and polarized to function properly.
One company offering a real solution to this mess – at least, for the areas it serves – is ISW Holdings Inc (OTCMKTS:ISWH), a company ramping up with a tie-in of crypto and telehealth that is extremely compelling, especially given its strong run of financial performance over the past year.
ISWH has been growing on the back of its first-rate home healthcare service, Paradigm Home Healthcare (“PHH”), which has posted a series of strong quarterly reports, and is apparently on track for a fresh example when ISWH drops Q2 2020 data this month.
To the ancient Chinese, the same word meant both “Crisis” and “Opportunity”, which is one of the most insightful ideas you’re likely ever to come across. This is especially true for investors. And the US faces a number of crises right now – which should all be seen as opportunities.
The crisis faced by rural hospitals is an opportunity for home healthcare and telehealth providers such as ISWH. To that end, the company is moving fast to capitalize on this opportunity by expanding its reach in the home healthcare space and integrate powerful new telehealth technology to allow its client/patients to benefit from this resource without having to risk (financially or biologically) exposure to their local facilities unless it’s absolutely necessary.
This is a great example of a company doing well by doing good, which generally ends up benefitting shareholders over the long run.
A move back to the top of the range would be over 200% for new participants. Risk is easy to define.
One of the most important things happening in the world right now is the bankruptcy of our nation’s rural healthcare apparatus as the coronavirus pandemic outbreak picks up steam outside of major population centers and cities and states sit with devastated balance sheets and apparently no help coming from a Federal government that seems too partisan and polarized to function properly.
One company offering a real solution to this mess – at least, for the areas it serves – is ISW Holdings Inc (OTCMKTS:ISWH), a company ramping up with a tie-in of crypto and telehealth that is extremely compelling, especially given its strong run of financial performance over the past year.
ISWH has been growing on the back of its first-rate home healthcare service, Paradigm Home Healthcare (“PHH”), which has posted a series of strong quarterly reports, and is apparently on track for a fresh example when ISWH drops Q2 2020 data this month.
To the ancient Chinese, the same word meant both “Crisis” and “Opportunity”, which is one of the most insightful ideas you’re likely ever to come across. This is especially true for investors. And the US faces a number of crises right now – which should all be seen as opportunities.
The crisis faced by rural hospitals is an opportunity for home healthcare and telehealth providers such as ISWH. To that end, the company is moving fast to capitalize on this opportunity by expanding its reach in the home healthcare space and integrate powerful new telehealth technology to allow its client/patients to benefit from this resource without having to risk (financially or biologically) exposure to their local facilities unless it’s absolutely necessary.
This is a great example of a company doing well by doing good, which generally ends up benefitting shareholders over the long run.
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