Earnings reported. Share price stagnant. This is not good

Zacks Equity Research
Thu, April 29, 2021, 9:06 AM
OPKO Health, Inc. OPK reported first-quarter 2021 adjusted earnings per share (EPS) of 5 cents per share, which met the Zacks Consensus Estimate. Notably, the company had reported a loss of 9 cents in the prior-year quarter.

Revenue Details
First-quarter revenues of this Zacks Rank #3 (Hold) company were $545.2 million, which surpassed the Zacks Consensus Estimate by 8.4%. The top line also improved 157.8% on a year-over-year basis.

Segmental Revenues in Q1
Revenues from Services amounted to $507 million in the reported quarter, up 196.8% year over year driven by COVID-19 testing volume. However, decline in revenues in the company’s bases testing business, which represents the negative impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, partially offset the upside.

 

Blah Blah Blah, Boo Hoo. Grow a set, son. Reach out to CJ if you need some help. Look at Landis and his consistent success FFS. You’re pathetic.

 

People need to stop writing about Landis .He is like an old pair of underwear. His days are numbered. The good will box will so be calling his number. COVID-19 test saved his fat ass.

 

Not to worry, Craig will look into this and issue a report by Christmas.

 

More jealous hate from the underachiever class. Perhaps you’d better understand the reporting process, if anyone cared about your stupid opinions. Now fill out the bathroom cleaning log, don’t forget to fill the toilet paper rolls and let the professionals handle the business of clinical laboratory medicine. Hope this helps.

 

There is a difference between hate and sarcasm. As an expert on hate, you should know this.

 

The next time one of your superiors is generous enough to offer you constructive employment advice, the correct and appropriate response should be: thank you, sir. I’ll try harder next time, sir. Hope this helps.

 

Be a cold day in hell before you offer anything constructive.

 

For someone like you, I couldn’t agree more. That would require comprehension far far avove your abilities, son. Focus on trying to learn how to assemble the new crispy chicken sandwich at Burger King instead. Because if you fail, you’ll never pass your 90 day probation period.

 

COVID is a curse to the public companies. Bio is a 750m lab but now the goal posts have been moved due to COVID. Q1 revenue of 500m= $2b for year. Bio better get a ton of non-COVID work rest of year or stock will tank. Same for Q & L. They have to come up with 1.8b & 2b respectively to hit 2020 revenue. All 3 of these labs will see stock plummet in Q3 &Q4. This will not happen for any of these labs. non-COVID clients are pissed at how the public labs treated them. In Q1 I took 5 L accounts, 8 Q accounts and 11 Bio accounts all in the Mid-Atlantic region. #1 reason given by clients for leaving these labs: they f***ed me during COVID. All our reps are having incredible success now that COVID is winding down. My lab also got in-network with 9 new insurers in the Mid-Atlantic region. #1 reason given by insurers for letting us in: L, Q, & Bio f***ed us during COVID. I even have hospitals looking to use us as a reference lab. Time to short the lab stocks!

 

You sound a lot like Hans Christian Anderson.
#1 reason you are getting these accounts.... your therapist at your mental institute tells you these stories so you will be a happy patient.

 

The truth hurts! Big labs f***ed up focusing only on COVID. Loss of business is real and happening fast.

 

Cindy’s agility and enthusiasm, paired with Dean’s unprecedented experience, drive and professionalism will win the day, every time. We’ve all heard these doom and gloom predictions before. It’s more like a wish list for so called competitors, that have never, and will never match up. And Cindy’s A-Team is not limited to Dean. She has assembled a deep bench of superstars, who own their performance and add value at every turn. Sure Quest Diagnostics and even the constantly defeated LabCorp will remain significant players, but the era of the small local labs is over.

 

Good old Dean is the greatest salesman in the history of the laboratory industry. If anyone will save the company it will be Dean. The man works 7 days a week. God bless Dean.

 

Why do the insignificant mom and pop reps feel compelled, or even entitled, to comment on our professional boards, as if their stupid opinions matter to anyone? Can’t they do the math? Can the even comprehend the analytics? Its game over for them. But hey. go ahead and wait your turn. Or do yourselves a favor and get your resumes in early at your local pre-owned Kia Dealership.

 

Does Dean work for Kia also ? He does everything else.

 

If the ability to multitask is a crime, then Dean is guilty as charged, Unlike you who can’t manage to put a whopper jr, fries and napkins in a bag without a co-worker and intense supervision. Hope this helps

 

Dean what’s for lunch today?
1 Pizza
2 Wendy’s double
3 Burger King double Whopper

 

What’s your point, son? That Dean is a hard working, busy professional, in the field, constantly on the go, and needing a fast alternative for lunch? Don’t fret. You’ll know if he chooses BK, if you see him at your drive thru window.

 

Wendy’s on Thursday and Burger King on the rest of the week. Hope this helps!!!