Posted On: 05/21/2012 5:31:03 PM
Post# of 442
PFHO looks like a fist-pounding screaming no brainer for at least SOME position. Not only did they earn EPS of .195, but they forecast more growth! With a float of only barely over 200k this thing could go absolutely nuts, and I suspect it will.
Their total enrollees continue to grow. That is the best metric to use to follow them as all businesses units grow as that number grows. Also, they continue to add new business units/products that they can sell for these enrollees thus total revenue per enrollee can grow. Here is the total enrollee history.
Their total enrollees continue to grow. That is the best metric to use to follow them as all businesses units grow as that number grows. Also, they continue to add new business units/products that they can sell for these enrollees thus total revenue per enrollee can grow. Here is the total enrollee history.
Quarter Total Enrollees
Q1'12 388,000
Q4'11 370,000
Q3'11 348,000
Q2'11 318,000
Q1'11 288,000
Q4'10 286,000
Q3'10 254,000
Q1'12 388,000
Q4'11 370,000
Q3'11 348,000
Q2'11 318,000
Q1'11 288,000
Q4'10 286,000
Q3'10 254,000
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