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Final
Segment #1:
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CEO
Interview
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Glen
Tullman, CEO |
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Friday,
October 17, 2008 |
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Jim's
rating on
this stock |
STOCK
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Closing
price that
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Full Company Name & Jim's
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MDRX |
5.33 |
Allscripts Healthcare
Solutions Inc. (MDRX)
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Jim:
On August 25th, we
had the chairman and
CEO of
Allscripts Healthcare
Solutions Inc. (MDRX),
Glen Tullman, on Mad
Money...
We like MDRX,
because it takes
costs out of the
healthcare system by
automating record
keeping which is, by
the way, something
that Barack Obama
has stressed is
important to keep
medical costs
down...
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Continued below...
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Friday,
October 17, 2008
(Cont'd from
above)...
We said there'd be
an event that would
impact the stock...
it would drop
precipitously,
because of this
special event... and
I want to show you
what we're talking
about... right here
(as Jim points to
the chart of
October)... this
particular
decline... is why
I'm bringing Mr.
Tullman back on to
explain why his
stock just went down
$5 bucks... and what
it means to be
ex-dividend, and
what the new
ownership structure
means to you as a
shareholder, because
you've got to
understand things
like "ex-dividend"
and what it does to
a stock...
Here's Glen Tullman,
chairman and CEO of
MDRX.
Sir, welcome back...
Jim's comments
AFTER the interview:
Alright, I want
people to be
familiar with what
goes on, okay...
when you have a big
dividend, it is not
a crisis. The stock
did not get killed.
He returned the
money to you. He's
got a better company
than he did the last
time he was on. If
you believe that
you're looking for a
pure Barack Obama
play, then
Allscripts Healthcare
Solutions Inc. (MDRX)
is for you.
Read Jim's next Segment
here
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