UNH
UnitedHealth Group Incorporated
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Earnings week watchlist, can't stop staring at TSM next Thursday
SPY had $915M in options premium. UNH had $615M. Only one was unusual.
Not advice, but I actually do beat the market
UNH What should I do.. it was all dead until i sold this covered call expiring 8/21 at 380$ strike
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Gambled my girlfriends account on MSFT and paid off
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Just sent to PLTR and forwarded to UNH.
Well would you look at that... UnitedHealth Group is up 2% today after announcing updates to their pricing model Coincidentally, 3 politicians seemed to have purchased the bottom of $UNH between February & March. Screenshot from: Stock Insider App
Can this sex scandal bankrupt JP Morgan similar to UNH?
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$UNH Earnings DD: Stock Moves LARGER Than Expected 📊 Historical Data Inside
Fine tuning my strategy, had a breakthrough about trading specific tickers
First option please tell me what your thoughts are on this. Stock is UNH (United Healthcare).
Market Screener: BAC, JPM, and MRK looking cheap? 📈
Sen. Markwayne Mullin just bought $50K to $100K of UnitedHealth $UNH
How dumb it would be if I sell UNH and jump in DUOL…
I'm shorting UNH to pay my health insurance premiums this year.
$UNH...the end is near! Break up Big Medicine Bill is gaining momentum.
Thousands of companies and I bet on the one that goes down 50% in a few hours
Loss from Value Investor (PYPL, NVO, UNH)
Full port UNH, see you on the moon or the soup line
The Entire Market Just Panic-Sold the Largest Health Insurer in America. I'm Buying $50K Worth. Here's Why.
Best month I have ever had despite selling all my SNDK and MU at open yesterday before earnings.
Imagine the Democrats win the midterms - what stocks are you buying
The Palantir ($PLTR) Paradox: I ran a Reverse DCF, and the math is terrifying.
Rising volatility this afternoon with $UNH
Does UNH want to hire me as their chief strategy advisor?
WTF Happened to $UNH? Health Insurers Tank on Medicare BS
Do we think Berkshire will add or trim its UNH position?
Just bought a 900 UNH call that expires January 15, 2027 for 29 cents! Let’s go!!!
DD: Trump / CMS will TACO on Medicare Advantage Reimbursement Rates, Buy the Dip on Health Ins
UnitedHealth stock plunges, leads insurers lower after Trump Medicare spending plan surprise
UNH Discussion. Gap at 274$ and possible double bottom.
UNH: UnitedHealth Group Q4 Earnings Call - Live Transcript on WallStreetBets
Wow! Almost 10% Dip After Hours. Thoughts?
Post-Market Analysis: HEDGING THE RIP - Why Gold and Stocks are rallying together.
Today is only the start of UNH and HUM's drop
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UNH: Buffett sold this stock, but I held on—and it paid off.
Thanks. I’ve been doing this for 3 years. I typically have up to 10 books one for each stock that I trade and I have a watchlist of about 40-50 tickers I follow. For each stock I sell a vertical credit spread at $5 wide and 5 contracts for 2.5K bp. I use bp from Schwab and have equities in the account that are used as collateral and there is no margin interest for the buying power. I sell short calls on those equities for extra income. I typically pick deltas about .20 delta for the short put and .12-14 for the long put but I have gone anywhere from .17-.24 delta for the short put. The strikes I enter the verticals are typically .70 to .80 delta and result in a $350-$400 credit and I usually close them around .30 delta for about a $150 debit. My average profit per book is about $265 because sometime I will enter a trade with over 400 credit and sometimes I’ll close a book for less than 150 debit. Typical expirations are 10-18 days for the trades. The key to making money on short put verticals is to avoid losing big amounts. If you are risking 2.5K to make 400 then your max loss is 2.1K and you need to avoid that at all costs. I use a weighted average for my books and consider a normal book to be $400 premium to be equivalent to one book. If a book rises to $600 premium then I consider it to be 1.5 books. at 800 premium to be 2 weighted books and so on. If I have books with premiums of $200 or less I consider those to be .5 books. I keep tabs of my weighted books so they never exceed 10 one for each 5K in my account equity. So if I have two watch trades with one at $800 and and one at $1200 premium that gives me 5 weighted books and I’m only allowed 5 other normal trades. This mechanism prevents me from simply closing one book and opening another. It’s a simple system where I can quickly look at my trades and add up the weighted books. Today I started at 8 weighted books on 9 trades and closed 2 books and opened one and ended with 8.5 weighted books. I only trade for an hour or so a day so things can change in the afternoon and I won’t respond with a new trade until the next morning. If it’s around earnings like now I like to keep one or two books open for opportunities . It’s important to close books when they get stressed. If I have a $1200 premium for one book I will close the book for a loss and replace it with 3 normal books if that doesn’t put me over the limit. So 3 healthy books is always better than one badly stressed book. I don’t keep rolling it or let it go to a full blown loss. The idea is to always use theta to your advantage and never bet on the directionality of your trades. Once a stock price goes under your short strike you have to really watch it and decide when to close it. The key with weighted books is to limit risk when your trades are not going well. I made up this system of weighted books myself and it seems to work well after a lot of trial by error. Of course I’m always refining it! You won’t make as much as going full blown with all your bp, but your account won’t blow up either. When things are going well it’s pretty easy to close books quickly and replenish with new ones. Another thing I basically pick fairly boring stocks and always stay away from earnings. I group my trades by sector and allow myself only two trades in large tech, two in consumer products, 2 in industrials, 2 financials, 1 in chip stocks, 1 energy, 2 health, 2 misc, etc. Even when the market wobbled this week I had consistently winning days. For some of my trades I was able to close within 24 hours of opening them for a full profit and literally open a new trade and do it again a day later. Two stocks I did it with this week were UNH and RH. The key is to find stocks that you have a good feel for the resistance levels and don’t jump in on a stock that had a great day and get in at a high point. Most of my entries are in stocks that have had a slightly losing day because the put premiums are at their highest. Also I have done well with stocks that have negative news which investors might have overreacted to or a company with a so so earnings report that investors didn’t love. For example I entered BE today at a 175/170 when the stock was $191 with an expiration of 11/6 and a net credit of .99 or $495 on 5 contracts. I can’t say for sure this will be a wining trade, but it fit my criteria of what I look for. If it stays above $170 share price between now and expiration I’ll close it at about .30 debit when the time is right for about a $350 profit. Oh and if it dips under $175 and my premium shoots over $1000 I’ll close it for a loss and move on.
A few months ago would have been better I agree, but you got out too early and you don't want to get in before you are sure its starting to recover, so, after the bottom. The group I posted still has between 13 and 60% remaining just to recover from the recent drawdown. AJG and UNH are two that have recovered most so you did well there to a degree but they are not even close to fully recovered. If you look at historical drawdowns over 10%, they always recover within another 12-18 months from here so there is good chance there is easy money still to be made.
You're about a year behind, I bought CRM, NOW, UNH and I'm already up 50-60%, most of the easy money has been made.
This is more like a greatest hits list if you were buying 6-12 months ago I already got in and out of AJG and UNH.
Companies like AJG, AAON, CNSWF, CRM, NOW, UNH, INTU have had 40-60%+ pullbacks. Many others have seen 20-40% as well.
UNH calls up 36%, GEHC calls also up a bit hoping it’ll have a big upside post earning, but absolutely getting blown to bits on LITE, COHR, AMD, AVGO, GOOGL, AMZN, and MRVL.
I don't disagree, but it's probably not getting covered by insurance. Insurance doesn't want to pay 100-300k for something that might not be needed and this is just an add on where it isn't even counting the original treatment. There needs to be a significant and proven advantage for them to approve these things and places like UNH already have outrageous denial rates. The reality is that insurance companies want you to live a long and healthy life followed by the fastest possible death. https://cromospharma.com/cancer-vaccines-2025-part-i-the-mrna-revolution/#:\~:text=The%20first%20regulatory%20approvals%20are%20anticipated%20by,adjuvant%20settings%20where%20relapse%20risk%20is%20high. >The global market for mRNA cancer vaccines is projected to exceed [$5–7 billion by 2030](https://www.fortunebusinessinsights.com/mrna-vaccines-market-113546), with compound annual growth rates (CAGR) surpassing 30% starting in 2025. >The first regulatory approvals are anticipated by late 2026 to 2027, contingent on pivotal Phase III readouts (e.g., Moderna’s V940 for melanoma and NSCLC). >Personalized vaccines may command premium prices (\~$100K–300K/patient), but cost-effectiveness could be justified in adjuvant settings where relapse risk is high.
the GREEN boxes are similar to last Wednesday's: BRK-B, WMT, COST, PG (tyvm), LLY, JNJ, UNH. Although greens on PANW and CRM are puzzling. I just assumed the AI selloff just drags software with it.
Rotation into UNH 🚀 safe port in a storm
Anybody else still massively holding UNH from a long while back? I’m still gonna hold until like $500+ but anyways
Remember how after the UNH CEO got done in, Enron would constantly have his kid around him as a human shield for a few months whenever he was in public?
Chat is UNH a safe investment? There will always be health insurance right
So buy at 40. I always buy shit too early. Door plug? Bam BA. Baby formula- Abbott. Luigi? UNH. CEO fucking, LHX. Nah I’m gonna wait at least for another 10-20% drop.
Short UNH if you want free money now
Hey look, ANOTHER dip and rip on UNH. Totally normal. Nothing to see here
UNH pumping, account at an all time high
Bruh you cant even short UNH. No share found. Shit going down
UNH is the sketchiest stock I’ve ever seen lol. Someone is 100% funding terrorism through this stock
Got lucky with the weeklies on UNH after it went sideways after good earnings. Figured with the volatility in tech, people would jump on it.
Some guy said *$UNH calls thank me later* the other and mysteriously was never to be seen again. I wonder what they knew
Look at UNH and MRNA. It’s just a slow squeeze on everything
UNH and insurance pumping 🚀
Piled into UNH 380c’s for 1/27 at open this morning, feel free to follow along.
Piled into UNH calls this morning. Rotation trade is very much alive.
Using Friday's Oct. 16 close for both: ROOT | Root, Inc. - Current Price: $50.47 - Market Cap: ~$782M - Bull Target (12–18m): $70–$80 - Bear Target: $38–$42 - Upside: +39% to +59% - Downside: -17% to -25% - Reward-to-Risk: ~2.3:1 🟢 - Success Probability: 50% - Expected ROI: ~+15% - Forward P/E: ~20.2x - Debt-to-Equity: 0.45 🟢 - Revenue (TTM): $1.57B - Net Income (TTM): $58.2M 🟢 - Free Cash Flow: Strongly positive 🟢 - Share Count: -5.3% YoY 🟢 - 1-Year Price Trend: -36.5% 🔴 - Risk: High - Conviction: 5/10 - Grade: B- Root is a technology-driven auto insurer whose profitability and cash generation have improved dramatically, while buybacks and a low valuation are attractive. But the stock is still down roughly 37% over the last year, and with its extreme volatility and short operating history as a profitable company, I need stronger technical confirmation before considering B+. UNH | UnitedHealth Group - Current Price: $401.43 - Market Cap: ~$360B - Bull Target (12–18m): $500–$550 - Bear Target: $330–$350 - Upside: +25% to +37% - Downside: -13% to -18% - Reward-to-Risk: ~2.0:1 - Success Probability: 65% - Expected ROI: ~+15% - Forward P/E: ~17.7x 🟢 - Debt-to-Equity: Elevated, but manageable for the business - Dividend Yield: ~2.3% - Revenue (TTM): $450.1B - Net Income (TTM): $15.9B - Q3 Revenue: $112.69B - Q3 Adjusted EPS: $4.69 🟢 - 2026 Adjusted EPS Guidance: At least $20.50 🟢 - Share Count: -1.0% YoY 🟢 - 5-Year Price Return: ~+2.7% 🔴 - Risk: Moderate - Conviction: 5/10 - Grade: B- UnitedHealth remains an enormously profitable healthcare and insurance franchise, and the latest quarter showed improving medical-cost trends and a higher earnings outlook. But the stock has produced essentially no price appreciation over five years versus roughly +71% for the S&P 500, which triggers a major penalty under our grading system and prevents me from giving UNH B+ despite the improving fundamentals.
ROOT and UNH please and thank you!
You know how the quote goes “time in the market beatsz…” we’re all worried about the same things you are. I think a god middle ground is being in the market but out of tech. Move to the stocks that have largely gone unnoticed. The ones everyone migrates to when a crash does come. Be Buffett 1999, don’t just trim and wait cos those solid companies can still gain should the crash happen 2 years from now instead of 2 months UNH, Costco etc
UNH just gave up all of yesterdays gains in an hour. Market is fake and ghey
UNH giving back all its gains - if I had wanted to lose more money faster I'd have invested more in AI smh
UNH being the only stock making me good money in the last few days is unbelievable
UNH being the only stock making me good money in the last few days is unbelievable
UNH, UBER, NFLX, IBM ... bizzarro world in my port today
Meanwhile UNH squeezing shorts to absolute death lol
I'm glad 30% of my portfolio is UNH
Everyone relax. This is just classic rotation into UNH
UNH and AAPL holding the world on their shoulders lol
Im holding my $260 UNH shares.
market shifted to healthcare. Buy UNH ya tards!
If you want to see evidence of real, legitimate, verifiable fraud, look at UNH's earnings.
BLK and UNH on the other hand, literally can not stop printing money
Just straight manipulation on UNH the last 24 hours
Right now I’m dabbling in UNH. They had a good earnings report but was flat/down. They can be a defensive play I think 🤔
I also made 2 years salary off this play 😂 Should have went all in but first earning play with UNH. 5k is better than nothing though, sold 9:31 A. https://preview.redd.it/09l82rkw5evh1.png?width=1007&format=png&auto=webp&s=4ac909429c1f930d30c672575c16e258a5b0b575
Yeah he did 200% margin so started with 2.3 million and he made 450k? from this UNH trade
What a rich man! UNH bookmaker
UNH is flat after beating est. Game is rigged
I told my friend I was buying UNH today because it was so attractive when it went back to $375. He told me he hoped I took a bath. I told him so did I. Is this what it feels like to prostitute yourself?
UNH deserves to nose dive
why is UNH down if they've had good earnings?
UNH acting like luigo out again
!banbet UNH $0.00 1 hour apparently
UNH about to get delisted I guess
UNH crushed earnings and I red lol 🤣 market likes companies that don't make money
Complete shit show on UNH wow
Let's dabble in UNH I said, what could go wrong I said
I dont typically say this about a stock but UNH is the biggest piece of god damn shit stock on earth
Something really screwy is going on with UNH
How is UNH dumping on those earnings?
Should’ve listened to whoever commented “UNH calls” yesterday 😳🙃 Though they were quite expensive then too, but good call either way 👏🏻
Did you see HUM pump 15% the other day. I Should have known UNH was next. 🤬
Complete delusional over at UNH
UNH turnaround appears to be proceeding nicely with consistent top and bottom beats but how do we think it looks on a valuation basis? Not sure if I should expect a return to past highs based on current earnings.
So basically it was useless to play UNH earnings
UNH did good, that's why it needs to dump. Just how the game goes.
I have a lot of UNH contracts, can we pump that up tomorrow please? AI memory crash is fun and all but I put alot of money up betting you guys will never be able to afford healthcare
Only UNH can save me tomorrow, incredible!
sector rotation back to $UNH
Major earnings expected before the bell on Tuesday include: * Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) * JPMorgan Chase (JPM) * UnitedHealth (UNH) * Citigroup (C) * Wells Fargo (WFC) * Albertsons (ACI) * Domino's Pizza (DPZ) * Goldman Sachs (GS)
Full ported UNH before market close.
UNH direction tomorrow?
wsb basically full ported UNH calls, tmrw will be interesting
anyone playing UNH earnings?
Not playing UNH but lean bearish