CVS bought OSH for $39/share. HUM had first right if refusal to buy CANO(which turned CVS off) and from what I’ve gathered they are ready to potentially announce their buyout soonish. I don’t really know what metrics they are using to value cano but if they do it using sales and do similar to OSH/CVS 3x sales value Cano could be bought around it’s going public $10/share price. Obviously it’s a little different because cano has warrants they need to deal with as well so probably lowers buyout price. Still feeling good with the calls I hold.
Other issue is Cano is growing incredibly fast but are running out of cash so they either needed a buyout, borrow, or raise funds via equity offerings. This might lower potential buyout offer if they sense some desperation
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Today, 12:13 PM #2491Fitness connoisseur
0.4 mg of party's over wake the FK up!
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Today, 02:11 PM #2492
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If anyone is interested, first ever insight into this central bank's rate decision process via what looks like meeting minutes
https://www.bankofcanada.ca/2023/02/...nuary-25-2023/
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