Liberator Medical Holdings Inc. is a national direct-to-consumer provider of medical supplies to Medicare-eligible seniors. The Company's wholly owned subsidiary, Liberator Medical Supply, Inc. (LMS), is a direct-to-consumer, provider of Medicare Part B Benefits. LMS has four main product lines: diabetes, urological, ostomy and mastectomy. As of September 30, 2010, the Company distributed products from over 200 manufacturers, including all of the Unite States suppliers. Approximately 75% of its revenue comes from supplying products to meet the rapidly growing requirements of Diabetes, Urological, Ostomy and Mastectomy patients. LMS markets its products directly-to-consumers, primarily through targeted media, direct-response television, print, and Internet advertising, throughout the United States The Company's other wholly owned subsidiaries include Liberator Health and Education Services, Inc., Liberator Health and Wellness, Inc. and Practica Medical Manufacturing, Inc. The company was founded in 1906 and is headquartered in Stuart, Florida. Employees 307
Numbers
Market Cap 49.5M$
Sales 52.7M$ ( increase from 9.55M$ in 2008!)
Sales Growth QonQ 27%
EBITDA 3.3M$
Cash 3M$
LT Debt 1.5M$
Assets 35.4M$
Liabilities 11.1M$
Shares Outstanding 48,090,000 (increase from 32,000,000 in 2008, that's not so good on one side, but on the other stock went up then by 500% so in the end money talks)
Float 14,410,000
Major Shareholders
Mr. Mark (Ceo) 15,699,858
Millenium Partners L.P. 7,899,079
Millennium Management LLC 8,840,000
Kinderhook Partners L.P. 4,666,667
Mr. Robert (Cfo) 303,366
Mr. John (Coo) 104,218
R. W. Rogé & Co., Inc. 51,000
Products Sample
Resume: The fact is that old people have much more money than young & they spend it mostly on what? Healthcare, so? (LBMH.OB) is such a stock where the river of money is coming in, flooding the river. Investors must not complain as stock when rallies it rallies like a senior citizen on drugs. Stable, no, rather solid like a rock balance sheet, high insider ownership, positive income company. If you look for senior's money instead of waiting when your grandfather or grandmother will die (in some families this is the case, isn't it?), start milking seniors now by holding this healthcare stock & don't think this is a sin, in the end company helps people feel better & as investor you can be rewarded just for that- doing good to yourself, sorry, to the elders around America. I advise- You decide. Ask how to hedge all long positions if needed.
Numbers
Market Cap 49.5M$
Sales 52.7M$ ( increase from 9.55M$ in 2008!)
Sales Growth QonQ 27%
EBITDA 3.3M$
Cash 3M$
LT Debt 1.5M$
Assets 35.4M$
Liabilities 11.1M$
Shares Outstanding 48,090,000 (increase from 32,000,000 in 2008, that's not so good on one side, but on the other stock went up then by 500% so in the end money talks)
Float 14,410,000
Major Shareholders
Mr. Mark (Ceo) 15,699,858
Millenium Partners L.P. 7,899,079
Millennium Management LLC 8,840,000
Kinderhook Partners L.P. 4,666,667
Mr. Robert (Cfo) 303,366
Mr. John (Coo) 104,218
R. W. Rogé & Co., Inc. 51,000
Products Sample
Resume: The fact is that old people have much more money than young & they spend it mostly on what? Healthcare, so? (LBMH.OB) is such a stock where the river of money is coming in, flooding the river. Investors must not complain as stock when rallies it rallies like a senior citizen on drugs. Stable, no, rather solid like a rock balance sheet, high insider ownership, positive income company. If you look for senior's money instead of waiting when your grandfather or grandmother will die (in some families this is the case, isn't it?), start milking seniors now by holding this healthcare stock & don't think this is a sin, in the end company helps people feel better & as investor you can be rewarded just for that- doing good to yourself, sorry, to the elders around America. I advise- You decide. Ask how to hedge all long positions if needed.
