Decided to do a quick comparison with Walgreens and RXPC on a few popular drugs. Results are impressive. Sorry about the table format.
.........................RX Processing Corp.......Walgreens Lipitor 20mg Brand:.......90 for $228.28...........90 for $310.69 Coumadin 5mg Brand:......100 for $41.22...........100 for $89.99 .............Generic:....100 for $31.15...........100 for $40.69 Zoloft 50mg Brand:.......100 for $200.51..........100 for $235.79 Wellbutrin SR 100mb Brand:.60 for $49.67..........60 for $166.99 Fosamax 10mg Brand:.......30 for $68.29............30 for $89.99 ..........................90 for $190.87...........90 for $257.89
Nice!
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Wow, look at the price difference for Wellbutrin. These prices are substantial.
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Question:Did Not Peter Say/Hint Another PR This Week? Besides Lets Roll.
Answer:There was no hint, he said there would be news this week. That is all I know.
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Posted by: in2lite Date:6/29/2006 1:03:50 AM
let me also add a little fact with definite revenue impact. i paraphrase here so maybe someone can post the actual language from the PR (i think i am recalling this accurately).
RXPC is not a "PBM" (pharmacy benefits manager) such as Caremark, ExpressScripts, etc., where they carveout (or assume) pharmacy risk and manage same for HMO's, or otherwise administer the discounted fee for service pharmacy portion of the benefit plan as well as contracted rates with third partie payors (e.g., PPOs, non risk HMOs, TPAs, MCOs or multiple employers trusts, etc...since RXPC's primary market is the (growing) "un" and "under-insured" market segments.
however, apparently during the DLS DD acquisition phase it was revealed that the state of Louisiana's self funded employee health plan contracted with DLS as a PBM for pharmacy benefit plan administration and discount pricing management. this typically means the PBM (DLS and soon to be RXPC) earns a fee per covered life (i.e., the employee, their dependents and possibly even retirees/dependents) per month per total "covered lives".
so if we are talking about 50,000 total employees (a SWAG -- wild ass guess), then we multiply that times a factor (say 2.5 or more....) to arrive at the covered lives (RECURRING revenue) basis. so 50k x 2.5 = 150k of covered lives. then multiply that by negotiated "admin fee" the PBM earns from administering the deal.
this fee is the equivalent of "mail box money" or an annunity inasmuch as the income is realized per member ("covered life") each and every month the life is eligible under the terms of the benefit plan.
OK, perhaps i should have waited to offer the explanation AFTER i bought more shares tomorrow -- oh well lets see if anybody even reads this post as it's kinda late here in Oceanside, CA.
lets roll!!
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Thanks Jimmy Mac!!!!!!! good job with the 2 buys yesterday. I'm here for the Long haul and will add on the dips also.
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Peter is probably going to start blocking my calls, lol. Just got off the phone and his mood is very upbeat. Said he wouldn't give a time but news will be out this week, maybe this afternoon. Keep your eyes on Businesswire.
Peter seems like the real deal and I feel we are in very good hands. He said he is looking forward to meeting all of the shareholders. Hold'em strong and long.
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Up 20% already past avg volume. Looks great with news on the way today or tomorrow
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Gonna jump back in here, a little bigger this time. Bought at .03, sold some at .07 and some at .065. Now hoping to get back in at .085 or below. This company's gonna explode. I got a hunch that news is huge.
Juiceeeeeeeeee!! I am going to compile a list of the all time Yankee team from the mid 70's to today. I will present it to you tonight. Still torn at the manager position between Martin and Torre.
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quote:Originally posted by Johnwayne: Gonna jump back in here, a little bigger this time. Bought at .03, sold some at .07 and some at .065. Now hoping to get back in at .085 or below. This company's gonna explode. I got a hunch that news is huge.
Juiceeeeeeeeee!! I am going to compile a list of the all time Yankee team from the mid 70's to today. I will present it to you tonight. Still torn at the manager position between Martin and Torre.
I look forward to seeing that. Don't forget to put oscar Gamble's hair on the list. How was your visit to the Metrodome? Besides the obvious
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Twins are playing very well right now Santana is unreal. Do they have a new stadium in the works?
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Santana and Liriano are tough. I watch the Twins every night. They can't gain any ground on the Tigers or White Sox. This is a tough division with great pitching.
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Twins stadium bill was signed less than a month ago. Oh by the way the ask is down to .082. I'm waiting for it to dip a little more.
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Gotta go with Torre on that one, Johnwayne. Martin was good, but Torre has delivered more rings (unless I forgot some). Although, if who gives the umps more hell takes precedence over championships, then it's Martin....
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That's a tough one. i love Torre but how can you not take Martin any coach who was willing to fight his players to get his point across whether it be in the dugout or a hotel bar.
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I gotta go with Martin just for his relationship with RJ and "The Boss" 2 guys that needed a little Billy ball. JT has had the better players and has the better results.
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My heart says Martin.... look how many different teams he rebuilt. But as Yankee coach it's hard to ignore Torre's rings. Had Martin been able to keep from drinking who knows, maybe the Yankees would have kept on winning. I love what he did to Reggie.....
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You've got to update me on the All Yankee team your putting together Duke
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I'm expecting PR either after the closing bell today or at the opening tomorrow
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I will send you my picks tonight. Gave it some good thought on the drive home last night. gonna be all positions plus DH starting 5 closer, and in my eyes closer is not open and shut Rivera You got Goose,RIghetti, Lyle, Rivera. Wettland wasn't too bad either.
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Held strong closed up over 11% and news is on the way later today or tomorrow as per CEO
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Juice, this one is a winner. I've had to rethink my exit strategy. Originally thought I should cash half my shrea at .15 but if we get premarket PR like I believe we will, this could go much higher. May look to sell 1/4 at .25 and ride the rest for the long haul.
GLTA Wally
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Well I got back in small at the end of the day. As soon as I sell WRMA I will dump a bigger amount in here. Hope the PR waits for me cause this puppies gonna explode.
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by wallymac: Juice, this one is a winner. I've had to rethink my exit strategy. Originally thought I should cash half my shrea at .15 but if we get premarket PR like I believe we will, this could go much higher. May look to sell 1/4 at .25 and ride the rest for the long haul.
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Wally I've been doing the same thing trying to figure out when I want to take a little out because I want to keep the bulk of my shares for the long run. It's a good problem to have. good luck
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quote:Originally posted by Johnwayne: Well I got back in small at the end of the day. As soon as I sell WRMA I will dump a bigger amount in here. Hope the PR waits for me cause this puppies gonna explode.
I hope it works out well Duke but my gut feeling is that news at the latest will come at the opening bell.
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Problem is I went to Minnesota Tue/Wed and didn't want to be holding much of anything while I was gone. Also I expected more of a retrace in between PR's. Well you warned me Juice before I left that I might not be able to get back in.
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I also didn't think it would still be in single digits. Good Luck Duke. I got to head out i'll catch up to you later for the All Yankee team. Later
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PR coming later today the last one was a lead in to major news so let's hope today gives us the first of many great PR to move RXPC into higher grounds. Good Night see you all in the AM. If you haven't checked out RXPC do it big things are on the Horizon
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WILMINGTON, Del.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--June 30, 2006-- Rx Processing Corporation (OTC:RXPC) announces corporate movement to achieve NASDAQ listing for its shareholders. Our investors rely upon two core elements; (Trust and Efficacy), while we further challenge innovations to the health care supply chain in the United States. Rx Processing Corp. is pleased to share with you actions that will lead our shareholders to the NASDAQ. In the near term, Rx Processing Corp. will migrate from the Pink Sheets and reclassify as a private entity. The investment community will be issued certificates that mandate all short or borrowed positions will be covered by broker dealers. Once accomplished, all shareholders of record will receive a dividend to a subsidiary company actively being incorporated that will IPO with our established business model and a conservative hundred million dollar financial plan in a highly energized environment further ensuring regulatory compliance as a new NASDAQ listed corporation. Trust, through straightforward announcements focused on providing a clear picture of the company's ongoing challenges accompanied by responsible corporate actions protecting our mutual investment. Efficacy, via our ability to attract and negotiate with innovators in prescription medication distribution, laboratory and preventative diagnostic testing. Peter Fiorillo Commented, "I have modified the way in which our shareholders will move to the NASDAQ, immediately strengthening positions and thus increasing long term market stabilization. These corporate actions will create a new beginning for shareholders and will tighten up our capitol structure to about 8% of Rx Processing Corps.' current capitol structure, an IPO for 1 million shares at $48 per share price will be initiated in September of 2006."
Rx Processing Corp. is positioned to become a market leader in providing prescription medications and preventative health laboratory testing to U.S. citizens, corporations, and members, through CLIA-certified patient service centers, for their lab testing and licensed pharmacies in the United States and around the world. The company provides access to approved brand-name and generic medications, and hundreds of lab tests with access to 4,000+ CLIA-certified patient service centers for their lab testing. Rx Processing Corp. estimates that more than 44 million United States Citizens would benefit from the company's affordable prescription medication and laboratory testing programs.
Safe Harbor Statement
All statements other than statements of historical fact included in this press release are "forward-looking statements." The forward-looking statements, including those about the company's future expectations, revenues and earnings, and all other forward-looking statements (i.e., operational results and sales) are subject to assumptions and beliefs based on current information known to the company and factors that are subject to uncertainties, risk and other influences, which are outside the company's control, and may yield results differing materially from those anticipated.
KEYWORD: NORTH AMERICA DELAWARE UNITED STATES INDUSTRY KEYWORD: HEALTH HOSPITALS PHARMACEUTICAL SOURCE: Rx Processing Corporation
CONTACT INFORMATION: Rx Processing Corporation, Wilmington Tim Gillesse, 800-576-7055
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