The gap between price and value is widening. 👁️
While the broader market remains paralyzed by macro fears, we are seeing a massive "conviction print" in the healthcare SaaS sector. A deep dive into the latest PHR insider trading insights reveals that Pale Fire Capital just deployed $18.3 million to scoop up 1.6 million shares of Phreesia ($PHR) in just three days.
Track the raw data here: https://www.13radar.com/stock/phr#insider
When a 10% owner aggressively increases their stake to 12.7% as a stock tests 52-week lows, it's rarely just "noise"—it's a calculated bet on a fundamental recovery. 📈
Are we looking at the ultimate value play for H1 2026, or is the market right to be cautious? Follow the money, not the headlines.
#stocks #investing #PHR #Phreesia #insider #conviction #2026Outlook
#Phreesia has revealed their ConnectOnCall subsidiary was victim of a #databreach
The incident was discovered on May 12, 2024. Investigations reveal that an unknown threat actor accessed ConnectOnCall private health data. The breach is believed to have impacted data of over 900k patients. Phreesia has engaged external cybersecurity experts, and alerted law enforcement.
Those impacted are advised to be vigilant of phishing and identity theft
They force you to skip through ads when checking in at the doctor's office. Our medical system is the worst.
#ads #enshitification #healthcare #md #medicalcare #advertising #phreesia
"all privacy policies should contain clearly marked and usable fields to opt out at the time you acknowledge them. Moving toward a default opt-out model would reverse the onus on the patient to navigate and verify complicated processes for revoking their consent, such as by writing to a privacy inbox, after the fact. To protect patients, we should separate the business of ad tech from the business of getting care."
https://www.statnews.com/2023/04/07/medical-data-privacy-phreesia/