FY-21 Revenue guidance range raised to $1,970M to $2,020M, up from $1,950M to $2,000M
2Q-21 Revenue guidance range $495M to $505M
FY-21 Adj. EBITDA guidance range maintained at $255M to $275M
2 / Continued progress on integration of Teladoc and Livongo, including enabling Teladoc physician referrals into chronic care programs.
% of chronic care members enrolled in more than one program has grown more than 3x year-over year to >15% (was less than 5% last year).
3 / Cash, Cash Equivalents, & ST Investments
(as of March 31, 2021): $723M
Convertible & LT Debt on Balance Sheet
(as of March 31, 2021): $1.35B
Operating Cash Flow (1Q-21): $(18M)
Capital Expenditures + Capitalized Software
Development Costs (1Q-21): $13M
4 / “Consumers are embracing our whole-person virtual care offerings, engaging with multiple products
& coming to us for more of their health needs.
As our integration accelerates, we are leading the
way in whole-person care, unlocking the full spectrum of healthcare in one...
5 / ...unified and personalized consumer experience.”
Finds continued favorable consumer trends, particularly among Millennials, who are showing a greater sustained propensity to use digital health than other generations.
6 / Network of clinicians provided 3.2 million visits in 1st quarter, +50% growth over the prior year's quarter despite a weak flu season.
Significant strength in noninfectious disease & specialty visits with mental health volumes driving growth in both B2B & DTC channels.
7 / My thoughts:
If & that's a big "if", they can execute the full integration & roll-out of the Livongo services, $TDOC will remain the leader (direct & enterprise) & distance themselves as the go-to whole person care & 24/7 health monitoring option.
Staying long $TDOC shares.
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1. Successful Investing starts with Education 2. Psychology of Trading & General Rules 3. Essentials of Fundamental Analysis 4. Master Technical Analysis 5. Screening for Stocks 6. Making a Watchlist 7. Money Management 8. Diversification of Accounts
1 // Successful Investing starts with Education
Following 2000-2002, I realized that I needed an education to help me understand many of the topics mentioned in this thread.
So, I started to educated myself using books. Seek mentors as well.
“The Pareto principle (also known as the 80-20 rule, the law of the vital few and the principle of factor sparsity) states that, for many events, roughly 80% of the effects come from 20% of the causes.
Works with trading as well...
2 // The original observation was in connection with income and wealth. Pareto noticed that 80% of Italy’s wealth was owned by 20% of the population. He then carried out surveys on a variety of other countries and found to his surprise that a similar distribution applied.
3 // Note that 80/20 is simply shorthand for a very lopsided relationship between causes & results. The numbers don’t have to add up to 100. In some cases, 30 percent of causes may lead to 70 percent of results. Or the split may be 80/10, or 90/10, or even 99/1.