CVS

dqdg

is CVS considered Healthcare? I guess for most of us poors, Robatussin and aspirin is the cure-all

Ahamadrayasbaboon

CVS won some regarded AI award and JPM upgraded UNH. Dunno if those are the real reasons, though. Not too surprised they move together; they have some sort of partnership. Some of the pharm/biotech stocks are up a bit today, too, but that might be defensive rotation, since other defensive sectors are also up. 

Blackhawk149

What’s going on with healthcare sector ? CVS and UNH mooning

abscando

The V in CVS stands for Value

Far-East-locker

# Healthcare (7 stocks)Equal-weight: +1.31% |Ticker|Name|Dec 22, 2025|Apr 28, 2026|% Change|JPM Target| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |**BSX**|Boston Scientific Corporation|$96.43|$59.95|\-37.83%|$135.00| |**CVS**|CVS Health|$77.04|$78.36|\+1.71%|$101.00| |**FOLD**|Amicus Therapeutics|$14.21|$14.49|\+1.97%|$19.00| |**LLY**|Eli Lilly & Company|$1074.69|$868.27|\-19.21%|$1150.00| |**RVMD**|Revolution Medicines|$80.58|$131.67|\+63.40%|$92.00| |**TMO**|Thermo Fisher Scientific|$575.13|$468.04|\-18.62%|$675.00| |**XENE**|Xenon Pharmaceuticals|$46.08|$54.26|\+17.75%|$60.00| |**Category Average**|—|—|**+1.31%**|—|

Far-East-locker

# Healthcare |**Ticker**|**Dec 22, 2025 Price**|**Apr 28, 2026 Price**|**% Change**| |:-|:-|:-|:-| |**RVMD**|$82.10|$135.30|\+64.80%| |**FOLD**|$14.50|$18.20|\+25.52%| |**BSX**|$62.40|$75.10|\+20.35%| |**TMO**|$545.00|$592.40|\+8.70%| |**XENE**|$38.20|$45.60|\+19.37%| |**CVS**|$78.00|$77.94|\-0.08%| |**LLY**|$1,072.89|$868.27|\-19.07%| |**Category Average**|||**+17.08%**|

LandStander420

So hear me out Medical cannabis is legal The Federal Government determines what can be sold in Pharmacies through the DEA & HHS So CVS Texas, South Carolina, Indiana, basically ALL U.S states can now sell medical cannabis Am I technically correct?

dvdmovie1

"market sentiment that AI is going to end real software" People keep talking up this narrative of "the market thinks software is all going to zero because of AI and I think that's wrong." They're not all going to zero and nobody realistically thinks that but does the market think, "I'm not going to pay the same valuation for software names that I've paid in the past because of concerns about the future?" Yes. This is a re-rating and some things will be oversold and bounce, but 1) when and from what level and 2) I don't think the upside is what people think it is: AI doesn't mean all software is zero'd but it does likely mean that the ceiling has been brought down. Software will find a floor at some point and bounce, but will have to contend with every AI announcement going forward a la CVS/Walgreens every single time Amazon put out a PR with healthcare somewhere in the title.

SuspiciousHumor7127

My CVS calls doing well though

dvdmovie1

SaaS names traded at expensive valuations for years because people loved the business model. People worrying over software and AI doesn't mean software are 0's but it does mean that the whole sector got re-rated significantly. And beyond that, while it will bottom at some point the sector will likely continue to contend with AI headlines for a long while to come. While not apples-to-apples, it will be like every time Amazon said something about getting into healthcare and CVS/Walgreens instantly sold off. Things like Medallia getting marked as a zero after being bought by private equity for 6.4B about 5 years ago don't help. The interesting thing to me about conversations regarding software is that people have run to buy all these names like NOW and CRM and there has been little discussion at best on here about these names for years before this - CRM went down 57% or so from top in 2021 to bottom in 2022 and nobody talked about it on here but because headlines and narratives everyone is now interested when it's down 52% off the highs of last year? Too many people think every dip in something is a V-shaped recovery - sometimes stuff winds up like PYPL where people keep going on about how cheap it is and "the buybacks!" year after year as it erodes. There are a couple interesting things to me in Software that have been sold off but they're smaller names. A lot of the stuff like CRM I have zero interest in because really, nothing's gotten me interested in the business for several years now and there's still a long line of names I find more interesting I'd rather buy than try to call the bottom on something I haven't been interested in owning for a while.

Major_Shlongage

\>Look up economics of scale and negotiating power I know that's a common talking point, but I don't think there's much to it at these scales. For example, even smaller healthcare insurers in the US have a larger customer base than the population of entire Scandinavian countries with universal healthcare. The lower cost and increased efficiency of the Scandinavian countries can't be due to economy of scale, because they're actually operating at a smaller scale. Some examples: Sweden 10.7 million people Denmark 6 million people Finland 5.7 million people Norway 5.6 million people And now some US health insurers: UnitedHealth Group: 44.8 million members Elevance Health: 36.1 million CVS Health: 24.9 million Centene: 19 million Health Care Service Corp: 18.7 million Cigna Healthcare: 16.2 million Kaiser Permanente: 12.3 million Humana: 7.5 million

GeoLogic23

Target recently expanded their trial of hemp beverages throughout Minnesota, which is where Target is headquartered. Simultaneously we have a bipartisan hemp regulation bill introduced by Rand Paul and Amy Klobuchar. Amy Klobuchar is the ranking member on the Senate Agriculture committee, and she represents Minnesota. Target just filed their 2026Q1 lobbying disclosure. They added "[Policies regarding hemp in food and beverages](https://lda.senate.gov/filings/public/filing/6ade91d5-d5f9-47ec-a2fd-50dec646a4bd/print/)" for their first ever mention of hemp/cannabis. A company like Target, Walmart, etc would really want the scenario where we have federally legal low-dose hemp products, as well as medical-only cannabis products. Because these retailers are usually attached to a pharmacy, such as Target/CVS or Walmart's own pharmacy. Back in 2019 CVS was partnered with Curaleaf to sell hemp products.

GoZukkYourself

The weekly ber support group is meeting at the local CVS parking lot in 5 minutes.

dontslambro

At least 88 of the largest corporations in America paid no federal corporate income taxes in their most recent fiscal year, per ITEP PayPal, Block (Square), Palantir Technologies, Southwest Airlines, United Airlines, Citigroup, CVS Health, Walt Disney, GoDaddy, Toast Just a few

Left-Slice9456

Exact opposite of my dad who is pushing 90 and still about 80%-90% invested in SP, and got me to invest all my savings. He only does SP index now and says the was doing that before Buffit, lol. He mentioned he made a lot trading also, namely some kind of junk bonds for CVS when they first IOP but now only dabbles in trading, like less than 5%. I strictly only do SP index and always stay invested, so I've done a little better in past few years. I originally invested at ATH in early 2022, yet still up over 40%, about 11% a year, and have outperformed everyone I know who bought and sold in past 5 years or sat on cash. Sitting on cash was the worst, as if I did that I wouldn't be up 40%. My mom would never invest in the stock market and at her age that's fine. She is in independent living place and shouldn't run out of money, although it's like 80k a year and goes up a lot.

ItsyBitsySPYderman

Pakistan deal is falling apart because mango doesnt know how to scratch the codes on the aapl cards he bought from the CVS on the corner.

cryptohorn

My CVS puts finna go to zero at open on the medicare newz

trader_dennis

4:55 PM EDT, April 06, 2026 (Benzinga Newswire) Health insurer stocks are surging after the market close on Monday, following the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) finalized [payment policies for 2027](https://www.benzinga.com/news/health-care/25/11/49083625/cms-unveils-2027-rule-to-refocus-medicare-advantage-on-outcomes). * **CVS Health stock is showing exceptional strength.** [**What’s behind CVS gains?**](https://www.benzinga.com/quote/CVS) # Health Insurer Stocks Rise After The Bell The CMS released the 2027 Medicare Advantage (MA) and Part D rate announcement after the close on Monday, projecting a net average increase of 2.48% next year. Shares of **CVS Health Corp** [(NYSE:](https://www.benzinga.com/quote/CVS)[CVS](https://www.benzinga.com/quote/CVS)), **UnitedHealth Group Inc** [(NYSE:](https://www.benzinga.com/quote/UNH)[UNH](https://www.benzinga.com/quote/UNH)), **Humana Inc** [(NYSE:](https://www.benzinga.com/quote/HUM)[HUM](https://www.benzinga.com/quote/HUM)) and **Elevance Health Inc** [(NYSE:](https://www.benzinga.com/quote/ELV)[ELV](https://www.benzinga.com/quote/ELV)) all moved significantly higher after the announcement. The anticipated increase includes consideration of the various elements that impact MA payments, including growth rates of underlying costs, 2026 Star Ratings for 2027 quality bonus payments, and risk adjustment updates. "Medicare Advantage and Part D should work for the people who rely on them," said CMS Administrator **Mehmet Oz**. "These updates keep coverage affordable and ensure patients get real value from their plans."  Here’s a look at the after-hours price action of the aforementioned tickers at the time of publication on Monday: * **CVS:** up 9.48% at $80.22 * **UNH:** up 9.34% at $307.72 * **HUM:** up 11.58% at $203.80 * **ELV:** up 5.83% at $320.25 *Image:* [*Shutterstock.com*](http://Shutterstock.com)

dljmonkeyboiz

Medicare rate increases for UNH, CVS

softboiledjadepotato

CVS too... CMS raised rates 2.48% over expected .09%

lacergunn

CVS went up 8% after market close

interstellara_

CVS pumping AH too

cryptohorn

I bought my CVS puts on Thursday thinking they were releasing Thursday. Just said on or before April 6 so now I'm down. Thought the same too on Friday. I'm gonna now that my puts are down and see what happens.

cryptohorn

Final medicare advantage rates for CY 2027 should come out today after hours. UNH, CVS, HUM

f0xinaround

You behind the CVS tonight or the library?

Sufficient-Pie-7815

I was in Auto zone to buy some window washer fluid last week. 3 registers going and 6 people in line. I usually buy it at Walgreens or CVS, but they were sold out! So this was my first visit in years. The price was $1.50 higher than Walgreens! AutoZone is cleaning up!

Fancy-Pen-2343

Honorable mention for CVS longterm holders.  I'm going to join r/dividums soon

OsamaBagHolding

*old android charging cables and 2 CVS reciepts 

PreviousCow329

Where do you see CVS going to tomorrow?

Same-Brilliant2014

CVS is killing me, NFLX saving me

Business-Ad-5344

But they don't. that's the key issue. Part of it is that they need to spend a lot of money to build up their house brand's reputation. it takes tons of money and tons of time. It is definitely possible, but nobody is doing that. Not Kroger or Target or CVS. Walmart has chosen a strategy: That is to follow the AMAZON current model. this means heavy tech, robots shelving products, drone deliveries, huge marketplace online with resellers, Advertising on smart TV's, same-day delivery, etc.

D-Falcon-07

Here a summary Based on research regarding net wealth creation in U.S. stock markets over the past century (1926–2025), a study by Hendrik Bessembinder identified that just 46 firms accounted for half of the $91 trillion in net wealth creation. SSRN eLibrary SSRN eLibrary This list focuses on companies that have created the highest cumulative shareholder wealth, rather than solely top-line revenue or current market capitalization. Key firms responsible for this massive wealth creation include: SSRN eLibrary SSRN eLibrary Technology Leaders: Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet (Google), Amazon, Nvidia, Broadcom. Financial Giants: JPMorgan Chase, Berkshire Hathaway, Bank of America, Visa, Mastercard, Wells Fargo. Healthcare & Pharma: UnitedHealth Group, Johnson & Johnson, Pfizer, CVS Health, AbbVie, Eli Lilly. Consumer Goods & Retail: Walmart, Procter & Gamble, The Home Depot, Costco, PepsiCo, Coca-Cola. Energy & Industrial: ExxonMobil, Chevron, General Motors, Caterpillar. While the study defines the top 46, others frequently highlighted in top-tier performance for 2025-2026 include Procter & Gamble ($357B market cap), and high-performing growth companies like Progressive and investment firms. AOL.com AOL.com +4

AdAmazing8187

Well not really. The retail portion of CVS’ business is very small, proportionately

YouKnown999

I think the phrase “substantially identical” throws people. But even then, CVS is retail and UNH is insurance.

wildcat1055

My uncle runs a CVS in DC and he just had JPow come in and ask for an extra large bottle of lube, "for later today". Proceed accordingly.

Standard_Departure63

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ForsakenRacism

I dunno. I’m on wegovy and it’s fine but I think at some point Lilly will go after the rest of the market. The biggest issue is they aren’t included on CVS pharmacy coverage and that’s on a ton of plans

calm_discussion_3500

Can't speak for that whoever that is but IMHO it is a bit early for oil bulls to say they were correct. It depends if this is just a few strikes on oil and disruption is short-lived. Thus far, XLE for example is only up ~20% in nearly 4 years. Companies like XOM or CVS are up a little more but still in that time period it has underperformed the market as a whole. But yes... if it is sustained for enough time to keep prices continue to keep going higher so that energy truly outperforms everything else, you would be absolutely correct.

MungoMoss

In a risky market cashflow businesses generally do well. CVS and TMobile also up.

ResidentPack4103

Can we just go back to 2016 WSB and collectively pump CVS n WALGREENS again fk

jerky-

True story. I was sitting in a drive thru line at CVS yesterday. Car in front of me had it on his back window

abscando

I full ported into CVS after learning what the V stood for

USC1989

CVS calls

dvdmovie1

> If even anticipation of new AI products leads to decline, I don't see how we get out of this anytime soon. There are things that are having an amazing year. Something like software though, every AI announcement for a while is going to be like CVS/WBA every time AMZN made some sort of announcement about healthcare but worse and more often.

LazyImprovement

I just found out CVS is not in network for my health insurance so I just signed up for Amazon pharmacy so you’re golden

ThaliaFaye

CVS being up isn't a surprise here, GOOG is tbh 🤔 I wonder why

PalpitationFrosty242

Only GOOG and CVS positive in mine, random

Ithinktoodeep55

companies with a higher forward PE than ADBE Comcast, AT&T, wells fargo, phillip morris, CVS, Pfizer. lol.

dvdmovie1

"Investors rotating into hardware / AI infrastructure (Siemens Energy +5%)" This has been a better story than a fair amount of tech for 2-3 years now. "Where the money has been spent" has broadly been a better theme than "who is spending it." IMO, this started to ramp up again this year. MSFT -12%, GEV +16%/Siemens Energy +31% YTD after playing catch-up to GEV in the last year or so. "“Unforgiving software tape,” as JPM put it" Why will that change, really? You're going to get bounces but it wouldn't surprise me if AI starts to become like Amazon was for so many years for industries like drug stores, where every time Amazon announced anything healthcare related it would impact CVS/WBA. Eventually some names will differentiate themselves (NET caught up in the software selling in recent weeks, +15% this morning on earnings last night), but some won't. "AI-disruption fears hitting European tech" Buy real assets. What is "ai-adjacent" that can't be easily disrupted by it? There are going to be people with tech-heavy portfolios that have worked for ages and might not work as well going forward. Tech discussion on here used to be a much wider variety of names, now it's just largely Mag 7 (MAGS -2.7% YTD.)

Rand-Seagull96734

I bought CVS the day the bill was announced, it has been up 5% already; it will pop because, well, TACO.

External_Anteater730

[https://hartfordbusiness.com/article/cvs-reports-record-revenue-but-aetna-insurance-costs-weigh-on-results/](https://hartfordbusiness.com/article/cvs-reports-record-revenue-but-aetna-insurance-costs-weigh-on-results/) Why hasn't the market priced in CVS to be much, much lower? Almost like someone's propping up the share price...

ecoburner87

piled into CVS yesterday because honestly I liked the chart. had no idea earnings were this morning and that they went really well lol sometimes things work out eh

Rude_Assistance_4386

Someone was able to snag 47x CVS weekly 77C for .05 at open, they're now 1.8 lmao

External_Anteater730

Why is CVS not under $70 by now? They literally lied on their earnings report and it's clear as day that their business is failing

deathlyharry

i go on the CVS app to claim a free $4 coupon off full purchase about once a week and walk out with 2 slim jims and a powerade for like 50 cents. they are going out of business soon. trust.

banned_maan

CVS straight up lying on future guidance, whatever

King_Siege

Damn I was hoping CVS would be down more. It’s sitting just past my breakeven price

Iamnotarobot82

How badly is CVS gonna crash today?

NotMyMainLoLzy

I hope everyone has CVS puts

Iamnotarobot82

I can barely take care of my own ass. I don't know how some of you can shoulder wife, kids, parents, side chicks, dogs, cats. CVS earnings, anyone?

Useful-Resolution363

I like how I bought hood calls and they’re down AH and I bought CVS puts and they’re up AH 😩

NotMyMainLoLzy

!p CVS

Useful-Resolution363

CVS calls or puts (I bought puts)

Useful-Resolution363

If Hood goes to $100 and CVS falls under $70, it's going to feel better than having sex

Nota-downer

Just a tiny bit of CVS 75p (I’m a coward).

Useful-Resolution363

Thats what Im thinking too, I get my meds from CVS but I have no faith in the overall business itself

King_Siege

I’m right there with you, no possible way CVS will have strong guidance

Useful-Resolution363

Now I’m holding 2/20 $89c Hood calls and 2/20 $74c CVS puts

King_Siege

CVS 77p

King_Siege

!banbet CVS -5% 2d

No_Current3675

JFC, am I reading correctly that CVS profit margin is 0.12% ?!?!????

NotMyMainLoLzy

CVS puts

Ok-Camel-9627

CVS puts??

Ok-Camel-9627

I wonder if CVS will UNH

External_Anteater730

CVS seems like an obvious miss for tomorrow...

JediOrDie

I dunno I’m mostly worried for Walgreens tbh. CVS has been beating a dead horse for a while now. Just taking them behind the woodshed and stealing their lunch money

WSB-Rizzler

Is there any reason CVS and HUM won’t get killed? Are Medicare cutbacks fully priced in?

Contango_withme

I like CVS, hidden gem 💎

PandoraBot

Wait till you find out about DIY fees from CVS overseeing literally every pharmacy

dapperAF

Firstly, thank you for continuing to try to help me with this. 1. Interesting. This was originally through a CVS Health employee benefit, so maybe that has something to do with it, but yet I log into Vanguard's generic website. 2. No dice unfortunately, that last screenshot was just me exploring the available options to try to see if there was some non-obvious way to rectify this solution. I did not execute that transaction as it would not have rectified such, it was just for illustration :( 3. Total value $65k 4. I don't have a menu bar like that and the closest I can get to it does not indicate any funds available for investment. The closest I can get is to reallocate some portion of the 100% investment in the 2060 fund to another ETF

Same-Fox9304

FDA and boards of pharmacies are crooks. How do I know they're not acting in good faith? They protect CVS for the shadiest shiit. I know, since I worked there and made reports that were shot down. At CVS you have employees who pick up pills off the floor to dispense, dispense expired medications, dispense medications that experienced extreme temperatures during power outages, wrong pills given to patients constantly due to clutter and understaffing. The Board of Pharmacy completely ignored my complaints. Big boys control the world buddy. Just look at RDDT today. It got crushed for another blockbuster ER. Meanwhile everything else in the book rallied. They wanted to expire options worthless. Big fish vs little fish.

ihopethisworksfornow

I like, like comic books, alright. I’ve been reading comic books since I was like 8 and my mom would bring me to CVS and they had this little spinning rack of comics and I’d just sit there and read them while she shopped. When colleagues are giving a presentation and make little mock examples about clients and stakeholders using Marvel character names as placeholders something in my brain makes me want to burn things

Spaceman-Spiff4

Most pharmacies (at least in my state) have store discount cards that are pretty much always cheaper than the goodrx price. If the price of your med through insurance is pretty high, ask about both goodrx and the store discount (just know it won’t go to your deductible). Also word of advice, literally any pharmacy is cheaper than CVS

SeaAndSkyForever

Same, it's actually jarring how cheap my prescriptions are on costplusdrugs. I was paying 5-10x more WITH insurance from places like CVS. I don't even use my insurance with costplus.

EmmaPersephone

P/E ratios will always be relevant to smart investors. Blue chip stocks average P/E ratio is currently at 24.33 for the Dow and 29.56 for S&P 500. AIG is a 40 billion dollar company with a P/E ratio of 8.36. Of the 3,500 listed companies There are only 12 publicly traded companies with a P/E ratio usually above 100. There are 178 companies that typically have a P/E ratio above 100. Here are the highest ones: Alnylam Pharmaceuticals P/E 1,460 Kratos Defense P/E 743.73 Celsius Holdings P/E 542.35 Datadog P/E 391.97 Tesla 377.33 Palantir Technologies 219.30 CVS Health 200.76

Fancy-Pen-2343

I lost my ass on unh calls and bought 100 shares of cvs. The CVS pumped and covered just a little of my pain

early-retirement-plz

CVS has not only not gone down, it’s gone up since the selloff started, dogshit CVS pays a dividend, dividend stocks seem to be where the money is flowing into

johns2289

CVS is the only lifeline i got right now. Who knew double priced bandaids and flu shots would be my Superman

plumpypenguin

just saw Satya Nadella slipping a bum $10 for antibiotics outside CVS

dapperAF

I appreciate all of y'all's responses thus far and hope to be able to figure out how to remedy this situation (Vanguard rep themself could not help) u/manoman1232010 , u/MissionDelicious3942 u/Ted_Smug_El_nub_nub Here are a couple of screenshots from my account: [https://imgur.com/a/UySyMze](https://imgur.com/a/UySyMze) I really don't see where I can re-distribute the funds that are currently in the MM account to stocks and bonds. Furthermore it seems like I could only change the proportion of allocation to the CVS 2060 fund so that it's not 100% and instead distribute to other funds. The last screenshot seems to be the closest to that but not quite. Help please? :'(

Sweet_Mobile6317

Their visor tech was used in the Venezuela raid. They're partly embedded in the US military which is why Congress won't target them as a monopoly. Microsoft and Nvidia are safe from antitrust regulation, because our leaders are afraid that splitting them up or hindering them in any meaningful way will allow China to leap ahead of us technologically, with their own corporations. The only "monopoly" we've split in years was CVS and Aetna. But Id argue they weren't really a monopoly to begin with: buying Aetna, the largest PBM, was just a strategy to shield them from Walmart and Amazon's expansion into pharmaceuticals. They also paid too much for the PBM and have been reeling from the cost

Moreaero

CVS 0DTE who’s in?

Moreaero

Anyone jumping into CVS or UNH?

NecessaryOk6148

Chart folk? What is CVS doing now??????

NecessaryOk6148

CVS going up again

Thump604

Sell that shit! Time for the monopolies to be broken up. F CVS and UNH

Fancy-Pen-2343

8.08 Bought 100 CVS shares too. The dividend sold me on that, even if I bag hold its not horrible.

Fancy-Pen-2343

Picking up 100 shares of CVS too. At this price its paying 3.8% dividend. Even if I end up bag holding I will be better off than some of my buys.

Salford1969

Saw on CNBC some analyst has UNH and CVS buys at this price, Humania a hold so someone thinks it will bounce back if that makes you feel better.

Beazt11123

CVS is basically a straight fall.