@valvesound I am only going to address this once so I am very...

@valvesound I am only going to address this once so I am very clear and so everyone can then move on as intelligent humans.

Quantum leap #1: website posts stock image of an individual = fake website. Reality: every single direct marketing company in the USA that posts reviews uses either stock images, no images, or actual (approved) images of individuals, as well as abbreviated names or other "handles" so as to preserve anonymity of real reviewers (which they are) - and for no other reason. This is standard Internet marketing practice in the industry of direct sales - whether it is through the use of either a "profile name" or a stock image - or both. Yes, the website is old and needs updating (in process) - but remember our direct to consumer business is small and our focus is on our insurance payer contracts with Anthem, American Well, Blue Cross and our corporate business pipeline (has everyone forgotten about them?). It is a level of triviality and banality that shouldn't even dignify a response. And if you're basing your investment decision in CDX on the basis of the photos on one of our company websites you should probably remove yourself from our register.

Quantum leap #2: if you believe Quantum leap #1 then the whole inHealth business must be fake. Reality: I refer you to Quantum leap #1 above.

It's also embarrassingly ironic that this claim has been perpetuated by a single individual who himself hides behind fake imagery and anonymous Twitter handles to manipulate trading activity for his own agenda.

This is the final word from me on this. I'm hoping that this forum continues to be a basis for intelligent conversation around stock value and analysis rather than a hosting platform for anonymous manipulators and "Chicken Littles".

It's a beautiful day in California after the smog of China the last 10 days - I'm heading out to enjoy it. Have an equally great day.