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    Looky, even LL is riding the Trump Train...


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    Technical Analysis: Is Lumber Liquidators Holdings Inc a Sell? The Stock Formed Bearish H&S Chart Pattern

    December 2, 2016

    The stock of Lumber Liquidators Holdings Inc () formed H&S with $16.43 target or 6.00% below today’s $17.48 share price.

    The 8 months Head & Shoulders indicates high risk for the $462.80 million company. It was reported on Dec, 2 by Faxor.com. If the $16.43 price target is reached, the company will be worth $27.77 million less.

    Head-and-shoulders are one of the best chart patterns to trade.

    They work in bear and bull markets and according to many researchers have very low failure rate. Even thought they have high pullback rate, such patters usually provide good risk-reward entry opportunities.

    The percentage of stocks meeting price targets is 55%. About 122,315 shares traded hands. Lumber Liquidators Holdings Inc (NYSE:) has risen 15.02% since April 29, 2016 and is uptrending. It has outperformed by 8.93% the S&P500.




    Analysts await Lumber Liquidators Holdings Inc (NYSE:) to report earnings on March, 6. They expect $-0.28 earnings per share, up 61.64% or $0.45 from last year’s $-0.73 per share. After $-0.68 actual earnings per share reported by Lumber Liquidators Holdings Inc for the previous quarter, Wall Street now forecasts -58.82% EPS growth.


    Lumber Liquidators Holdings Inc (NYSE:) Ratings Coverage

    Out of 5 analysts covering Lumber Liquidators Holdings (NYSE:), 1 rate it a “Buy”, 1 “Sell”, while 3 “Hold”. This means 20% are positive.

    $18 is the highest target while $12 is the lowest. The $14 average target is -19.91% below today’s ($17.48) stock price. Lumber Liquidators Holdings has been the topic of 7 analyst reports since August 6, 2015 according to StockzIntelligence Inc. Stephens downgraded Lumber Liquidators Holdings Inc (NYSE:LL) on Thursday, August 6 to “Equal Weight” rating. The company was initiated on Tuesday, May 24 by Topeka Capital Markets. The stock of Lumber Liquidators Holdings Inc (NYSE:) earned “Sell” rating by Goldman Sachs on Thursday, December 17. KeyBanc Capital Markets maintained Lumber Liquidators Holdings Inc (NYSE:LL) on Tuesday, August 4 with “Equal Weight” rating.

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    Breaches of Patient Confidentiality




    There are certain relationships that, by their very nature, require one or both party's consent before information can be disclosed to a third-party. Because these types of relationships often involve very personal and sensitive information (such as medical conditions or personal finances), confidentiality serves to facilitate open and forthright communication between both parties -- thereby serving the best interests of all involved.


    What is Patient Confidentiality?


    Patient confidentiality is based on the notion that a person shouldn't be worried about seeking medical treatment for fear that his or her condition will be disclosed to others. The objective of this confidential relationship is to make patients feel comfortable enough providing any and all relevant information. This helps to make a correct diagnosis, and ultimately to provide the patient with the best possible medical care.


    As a result, once a facility takes a patient on, there's an expectation that the office will hold that special knowledge in confidence and use it exclusively for the benefit of the patient. It cannot divulge any medical information about the patient to third persons without the patient's consent, though there are some exceptions (e.g. issues relating to health insurance, if confidential information is at issue in a lawsuit, or if a patient or client plans to cause immediate harm to others).


    What Is Covered By Patient Confidentiality?


    The professional duty of confidentiality covers not only what a patient may reveal, but also any opinions and conclusions that may form after having examined or assessed the patient. Confidentiality covers all medical records (including medical history, pre-existing medical conditions, x-rays, lab-reports, etc.), as well as communications and conditions of the patient. Generally, this also includes communications; public and private .


    What Constitutes a Breach of Confidentiality?


    A breach of confidentiality occurs when any patient's information is disclosed to a third party without his or her consent. There are limited exceptions to this, including disclosures to state health officials and court orders requiring medical records to be produced.


    Patient confidentiality is protected under state law. If a patient's information is disclosed without authorization, he or she could have a cause of action against the medical provider for malpractice, invasion of privacy, or other related torts. Of course, if the patient consented to the disclosure, no breach occurred.


    How Long Does Patient Confidentiality Last?


    The duty of confidentiality continues even after a patient has stopped seeing or being treated by that particular facility. The duty even survives the death of a patient. That means if the patient passes away, his or her medical records and information are still protected by patient confidentiality.





    Need More Information? Get a Free Case Review


    If you are still in need of information regarding confidentiality, you don't have to look far. You can have your more specific questions about breach of patient confidentiality answered by a medical malpractice attorney in your area. Start the process today.









    Quote Originally Posted by DarkShadow View Post

    No ish huh?

    I thought my patients were effin crazy.

    This dude takes the cake.












    don worry chump.


    no one is reading this thread any longer.

    no one cares that you speak unkindly of the peeps you work with...




    there are too many other topics in discussion


    you're just old news...




    when LL fails, i'll stop posting to this thread... you'll be fine.



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    I guess since da border bruddhas won't be helping out with this endeavor...







































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    when it finally goes up...



































    you'll help fund it...








    how does that make you feel?






    LOL










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    Quote Originally Posted by hookdfisherman View Post
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    I guess since da border bruddhas won't be helping out with this endeavor...







































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    when it finally goes up...



































    you'll help fund it...








    how does that make you feel?






    LOL










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    adswa steth epan or am icview.






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    Quote Originally Posted by hookdfisherman View Post
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    Breaches of Patient Confidentiality





    There are certain relationships that, by their very nature, require one or both party's consent before information can be disclosed to a third-party. Because these types of relationships often involve very personal and sensitive information (such as medical conditions or personal finances), confidentiality serves to facilitate open and forthright communication between both parties -- thereby serving the best interests of all involved.


    What is Patient Confidentiality?


    Patient confidentiality is based on the notion that a person shouldn't be worried about seeking medical treatment for fear that his or her condition will be disclosed to others. The objective of this confidential relationship is to make patients feel comfortable enough providing any and all relevant information. This helps to make a correct diagnosis, and ultimately to provide the patient with the best possible medical care.


    As a result, once a facility takes a patient on, there's an expectation that the office will hold that special knowledge in confidence and use it exclusively for the benefit of the patient. It cannot divulge any medical information about the patient to third persons without the patient's consent, though there are some exceptions (e.g. issues relating to health insurance, if confidential information is at issue in a lawsuit, or if a patient or client plans to cause immediate harm to others).


    What Is Covered By Patient Confidentiality?


    The professional duty of confidentiality covers not only what a patient may reveal, but also any opinions and conclusions that may form after having examined or assessed the patient. Confidentiality covers all medical records (including medical history, pre-existing medical conditions, x-rays, lab-reports, etc.), as well as communications and conditions of the patient. Generally, this also includes communications; public and private .


    What Constitutes a Breach of Confidentiality?


    A breach of confidentiality occurs when any patient's information is disclosed to a third party without his or her consent. There are limited exceptions to this, including disclosures to state health officials and court orders requiring medical records to be produced.


    Patient confidentiality is protected under state law. If a patient's information is disclosed without authorization, he or she could have a cause of action against the medical provider for malpractice, invasion of privacy, or other related torts. Of course, if the patient consented to the disclosure, no breach occurred.


    How Long Does Patient Confidentiality Last?


    The duty of confidentiality continues even after a patient has stopped seeing or being treated by that particular facility. The duty even survives the death of a patient. That means if the patient passes away, his or her medical records and information are still protected by patient confidentiality.





    Need More Information? Get a Free Case Review


    If you are still in need of information regarding confidentiality, you don't have to look far. You can have your more specific questions about breach of patient confidentiality answered by a medical malpractice attorney in your area. Start the process today.







    Quote Originally Posted by DarkShadow aka D umb S MIGEUL... View Post



    No ish huh?

    I thought my patients were effin crazy.

    This dude takes the cake.
















    don worry chump.


    no one is reading this thread any longer.

    no one cares that you speak unkindly of the peeps you work with...




    there are too many other topics in discussion


    you're just old news...




    when LL fails, i'll stop posting to this thread... you'll be fine.











    hey suck wad


    how's the chrump chrain ride going for you so far?




    hang on d umb s

    it's going to get even better











    pord ju

    pord ju

    pord ju




    pord ju !




    (como se dice?)


    otra vez?










































    pord juuuuuu....migeulita















    u gotta b lovin the taste of dem
























    chrimmi chrangas














































    si o NO..?









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    Last edited by hookdfisherman; 12-08-2016 at 10:41 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hookdfisherman View Post
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    Breaches of Patient Confidentiality


    There are certain relationships that, by their very nature, require one or both party's consent before information can be disclosed to a third-party. Because these types of relationships often involve very personal and sensitive information (such as medical conditions or personal finances), confidentiality serves to facilitate open and forthright communication between both parties -- thereby serving the best interests of all involved.


    What is Patient Confidentiality?


    Patient confidentiality is based on the notion that a person shouldn't be worried about seeking medical treatment for fear that his or her condition will be disclosed to others. The objective of this confidential relationship is to make patients feel comfortable enough providing any and all relevant information. This helps to make a correct diagnosis, and ultimately to provide the patient with the best possible medical care.


    As a result, once a facility takes a patient on, there's an expectation that the office will hold that special knowledge in confidence and use it exclusively for the benefit of the patient. It cannot divulge any medical information about the patient to third persons without the patient's consent, though there are some exceptions (e.g. issues relating to health insurance, if confidential information is at issue in a lawsuit, or if a patient or client plans to cause immediate harm to others).


    What Is Covered By Patient Confidentiality?


    The professional duty of confidentiality covers not only what a patient may reveal, but also any opinions and conclusions that may form after having examined or assessed the patient. Confidentiality covers all medical records (including medical history, pre-existing medical conditions, x-rays, lab-reports, etc.), as well as communications and conditions of the patient. Generally, this also includes communications; public and private .


    What Constitutes a Breach of Confidentiality?


    A breach of confidentiality occurs when any patient's information is disclosed to a third party without his or her consent. There are limited exceptions to this, including disclosures to state health officials and court orders requiring medical records to be produced.


    Patient confidentiality is protected under state law. If a patient's information is disclosed without authorization, he or she could have a cause of action against the medical provider for malpractice, invasion of privacy, or other related torts. Of course, if the patient consented to the disclosure, no breach occurred.


    How Long Does Patient Confidentiality Last?


    The duty of confidentiality continues even after a patient has stopped seeing or being treated by that particular facility. The duty even survives the death of a patient. That means if the patient passes away, his or her medical records and information are still protected by patient confidentiality.





    Need More Information? Get a Free Case Review


    If you are still in need of information regarding confidentiality, you don't have to look far. You can have your more specific questions about breach of patient confidentiality answered by a medical malpractice attorney in your area. Start the process today.













    don worry chump.


    no one is reading this thread any longer.

    no one cares that you speak unkindly of the peeps you work with...




    there are too many other topics in discussion


    you're just old news...




    when LL fails, i'll stop posting to this thread... you'll be fine.



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    Lumber Liquidators Holdings, Inc. – Value Analysis (NYSE:) : December 8, 2016

    December 8, 2016
    Cc gives Lumber Liquidators Holdings, Inc. a score of 25.
    Investment Outlook

    Lumber Liquidators Holdings, Inc. has a fundamental score of 25 and has a relative valuation of UNDERVALUED.
    Company Overview

    • Compared to peers, relative outperformance over the last year has faded more recently.


    • Lumber Liquidators Holdings, Inc. trades at a lower Price/Book multiple (2.24) than its peer median (3.29).


    • LL earnings and EBITDA are both negative which suggest that P/E or Price/EBITDA are not meaningful to make this analysis between operating advantage (ROE) and growth expectations (as suggested by P/E or P/EBITDA).


    • LL has relatively low profit margins and median asset efficiency.


    • The company’s annual revenues and earnings change at a slower rate, implying a lack of strategic focus and/or lack of execution success.


    • Over the last five years, LL return on assets has eroded from above median to below median among its peers suggesting declining relative operating performance.


    • The company’s median gross margin and relatively low pre-tax margin suggest high operating costs versus peers.


    • LL earnings and EBITDA are both negative which suggest that P/E or Price/EBITDA are not meaningful for an analysis between historical growth (using annualized three-year revenue growth) and investor growth expectations (as suggested by P/E or Price/EBITDA) .


    • The company’s capital investment seems appropriate for a business with peer median returns.


    • LL operating performance may not allow it to raise additional debt.






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    Been along time. Figure I'd check in.

    250 replies on this thread and had to see what this commotion
    Was all about.

    All I see is Hookd talking to himself. Cmon man. Not like you to not be fishing
    More. Sniffing the outdoors might be better for you homie.

    Maybe a wife too. Or dude. Depends how you Roll.

    Sorry to interrupt. Carry on...

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    Quote Originally Posted by MikesOcean View Post
    Been along time. Figure I'd check in.

    250 replies on this thread and had to see what this commotion
    Was all about.

    All I see is Hookd talking to himself. Cmon man. Not like you to not be fishing
    More. Sniffing the outdoors might be better for you homie.

    Maybe a wife too. Or dude. Depends how you Roll.

    Sorry to interrupt. Carry on...


    ohlookanothersuckwad

    or are you part of the genius crowd?


    thanks for your astuteness

    you really turned me around















































    can u tell?






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    during it's hurrah days (2012-2014)

    margins were sky high

    wood was being sourced from protected land (and forest?)

    china was manufacturing much of its wood (at cheap prices, no regulations)



    no worries, it can bounce back




    as some others can, if no one rats him out...



    Quote Originally Posted by DarkShadow View Post

    No ish huh?

    I thought my patients were effin crazy.

    This dude takes the cake.







    good luck with that. LOL




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