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UnitedHealth Group Incorporated
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Trying to lose the money from UNH puts Day 2
Day 1 Of Trying to Lose my UNH gains (slowly so it’s more painful)
Thanks united health! This just about pays off my debts!!
13k YOLO on Travelers Companies Inc. (TRV) - 205+ post earnings this Friday
Thank you for putting me back above 5 figs UNH
If you had $40k to invest right now, what would you do with it?
Seeking Suggestions for my Next Portfolio Allocation Re-balance
Stocks that went up during the lost decade 2000 to 2010
UNH looks like a solid investment for years to come
UNH analysis I am expecting a fall upto 250 level
I am expecting UNH to hit 450 I bought 280 put sep 15 expiry at 4.5
Why I believe TJX, which reports earnings this week, is a good stock pick
Advice Request with questions on stocks and broader stock market I thought belong here
Request Asset Allocation Feedback - With Recent Gain
Using Fidelity's fundamental analysis tool, I looked at the top 100 companies and found which were undervalued and more...
Rebalancing Dilemma: Should I Adjust My Portfolio Now?
Dow Jones today: Markets sputter to start a shortened week.
24 year old with a new IRA. Hand tailored by CFP. I don’t know hardly anything but shouldn’t an IRA consist of more than 4 stocks an index fund and a ETF
🚀 YTD returns of 12.46% with Portfolio Visualizer, WSB! Let's Goooo! 🌙
Analysis of the market, and why UnitedHealth Group is set to go way up
Kindly help me narrow down my healthcare stock picks (info in description)
Senators slam Medicare players for prioritizing profits (NYSE:UNH)
$PBTS making a list of companies that are impressive in the article linked , those companies include $MU $SOBR $MSFT $AAPL $UNH $PLTR and on and on.
What opinion do you have of the Cano company?
$CANO should be up >200% Today. $CANO, more than 15X upside from the current share price. $HUM and $UNH likely enter a bidding war for $CANO
$CANO should be up >200% Today. $CANO, more than 15X upside from the current share price. $HUM and $UNH likely enter a bidding war for $CANO
Special Obamacare enrollments for Medicaid enrollees losing COVID protections (NYSE:UNH)
2023-01-30 Wrinkle-brain Plays (Mathematically derived options plays)
What does r/stocks think about IHF as a vehicle to buy UNH in a diversified way?
Can we make health insurance companies listen to the people?
Morning Briefing 🌞 Dec 23rd 2022 - Expect QQQ to hit 260
Study finds that COVID was the leading cause of death globally in 2021
BREAKING NEWS: Study finds that COVID was the leading cause of death globally in 2021
The "lost decade" wasn't lost if you kept investing!
Fauci Admits Sars-Cov-2 May Be From A Lab Leak - 1:36s Mark
2022-11-16 Wrinkle-brain Plays (Mathematically derived options plays)
6 high-risk, high-reward stock bets with upside & 5 stock picks for the long-term: ($PINS $CRWD $EQT $UNH $ZS $VAL $OXY $ASND $AMT $BTU) DD
Fun strategy results: Buying stocks based on Dividend Yield TTM in my "Funny-money" portfolio
Fun strategy results: Buying stocks based on Dividend Yield TTM in my "Funny-money" portfolio
It was a brutal week, I should had stuck with my original strategy (https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/vk6381/last_week_i_modestly_addressed_the_good, and would be up for the week
Most "good" stocks beat VTI over 5 or more years.
Selling Individual stocks at a gain and reinvesting in the S&P 500 right now?
Clover Health (CLOV) DD - The Confirmation Bias Bag Holders Want
Clover Health (CLOV) DD - The Confirmation Bias Bag Holders Want
Do you think the market has 50% down from here in all seriousness?
Next week I commence my move to cash. 70% cash goal
UNH At all time highs - Forward Split coming??
I don't see any positives for this market anymore. I'm going 100% cash tomorrow.
Do you count cash when figuring stock percentages in your portfolio? How are my weightings?
Looking for some stock picks advice as a 14 y/o investor
Quite a few blue chips beat the market. What's the catch?
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UNH broke out of trend, will it continue?
UNH gets like 90% of their revenue from the govt
Any cybersecurity bro’s online… how come UNH stock just continually climbing despite the latest information from congress hearings?
UNH cleared $500 wall... Bellweather Countertrend stock
I have been following PNTG and other healthcare facilities / services like ENSG, HCA, and UNH closely. I actually hold a sizable position in most of these equities, however not PNTG. I was considering purchasing PNTG if it reached the $7-8 range last year, however I would not consider it a buy at the current price. I thought at $10 with a PE of 35ish was a bit overpriced, now with the stock doubling in 6 months and with a PE of near 50, definitely overbought on the hype of medical care and rendering services getting that post-covid elective boost. I would say its a better time to actually buy UNH and other insurers, as those right now seem oversold. In any case, I think buying the original parent company, ENSG is a better buy currently than PNTG. ENSG is by PE and other valuation metrics cheaper, and seems to have better ratios, it's also much more mature and developed and still has plenty of room for growth, and they are doing consistent acquisitions. PNTG just seems to immature a company to be at the current PE that it's at. I would be a buyer for PNTG below $10.
I own UNH and ELV. Hard to bet against healthcare with people living longer
It's a long term hold for me, bought it over UNH after digging around
What's your thoughts between UNH and CI?
UNH was undervalued. Now it is fair value. Good assets don’t go on sale everyday. You got it or missed it.
There’s UNH and then the rest. Look at where CVS makes most revenue and then look at profitability categories. They make a ton from PBM, something that I truly hope gets bipartisan attention and dies as a business model. UNH is not undervalued, it’s a powerhouse. They have room to run but it’s not NVDA 2 years ago
UNH is long hold. Don’t let the hiccups lately make you lose focus
UNH is a great stock. I think these companies have been undervalued for a while, but like others have mentioned there is a lot of tailwinds in the space right now due to new legislation. For UNH, they recently had a data breach as well
not likely UNH is in a similar position. they had their large dip and already rebounded from it. no clue about cigna
are UNH and Cigna in trouble too? From what I know UNH operates differently than CVS
I'm long on UNH. Although I bought before the dip, but as someone else already said, insurers always win.
very true, what do you think is the best? ive read some bad things about UNH lately, that hospitals are not accepting them anymore because they have to fight to pay out claims
Honestly by your thesis and overall how UNH, CVS, CI and HUM all played out. Puts seems to be the call. They all are stating higher costs like labor (Nurses), government wanting to pay less with Medicare and finally politicans going after healthcare costs, especially drug prices.
Based on the previous earnings and price trends I felt that it’s going to go up. The last dip (80 to 70) for cvs was when UNH went down from 490 to 440 a couple weeks back and UNH recovers during their recent earnings so I thought CVS would also follow the same pattern.
First off, what was your reason for buying CVS? Your thesis? We can go from there. I am bullish CVS. I think in the next 10 years easily becomes a UNH or even better.
the parabolic all time charts for a lot of the long lived stocks makes me feel uncomfortable. e.g. NKE, MSFT, UNH, etc. 
Most of what I want to buy more of is overbought right now- Google, AMD, OXY, V, AMAT. NXT is close to a buy point, UNH is getting dragged a bit and seems reasonably priced but not on sale. MRVL is probably the next one ill buy if it gets below 60
if the administration changes hands in November, healthcare stonks focusing on medicare services should spike. UNH, HUM, CVS. if the admin doesn't change hands, 📉
It’s hard to imagine the US government would allow UNH to operate without meaningful competition and CVS seems to be one of if not the only managed care competitors with scale.
"Walmart is closing its virtual health service and all 51 of its health centers, citing lack of profitability." - another one bites the dust, I will continue to point out that Hims seems to be the only one actually doing great in telehealth rn funnily enough. WMT, AMZN, UNH, and TDOC all struggling or shuttering telehealth segments
Anyone trade UNH in ranges on both sides?
Will UNH continue to go downies, or uppies into more downies?
When holding a stock outside of Mag 7 when the sub starts being filled with people wanting to buy the ticker after not mentioning it. I feel that is the time to wait a couple days before buying. Same thing happened with other tickers that rarely get mentioned like UNH and LULU until they tanked. I still hold CMG and no one is talking about buying but I know the day it is down 10-20% is the day it will suddenly be mentioned as a buy. Hopefully it doubles
When you have old friends that just make you sad to be around them now, it's time to find some new friends. So long INTC, SOXS, ABBV, PSX, ROKU and your derivative accomplices TSLA 140p, UNH 490c, F 12c and XLE 92c.
Similar situation here as I didn’t think the price could keep dropping when CI, UNH and ELV were rising. At this point if it keeps dropping it’s like the market cap will just be Aetna and we get the retail and PBM business for free. Let’s see what earnings hold I guess
So it sounds like you would recommend vti or voo over Meta or UNH, or individual stocks. Those were the 2 that I was looking at though. I also was thinking that since I already own Meta that I should contribute more, and I'm worried it will take longer for a new position in vti or voo to go up?
I've held Meta since 2019 and dealt through 2 drawdowns. I agree though I have had other stocks like twlo which has been down 70% since 2021 and never came back. I've also only held 3000 dollars in meta and 100 in twlo. So, I can imagine it would be even harder if I had 20 to 50k or more in those stocks. At the same time, when you see something like NVDA you feel like you're taking a massive L. But, TSLA a few years ago was like NVDA is now, so I'm thinking if AI turns out not to deliver as expected then NVDA could end up like tsla. I also didn't know whether to keep contributing to Meta since, I already own some? Whereas, with vti or voo, I'd be starting a new postion. That could be my sunk cost fallacy kicking in though. As far as my IRA should I keep contributing to fbgrx, or switch up to vti/voo in my IRA? My top 3 stocks I was looking at adding were FB, HD, or UNH. But, from what you're saying you'd prefer an ETF? And which would you recommend between VTI or VOO?
"UnitedHealth Group is throwing in the towel on its Optum Virtual Care telehealth business." Funny to me that the only company making telehealth "work" seems to be the often mocked Hims, TDOC terrible, UNH closing its division, and even AMZN backed off seemingly. ED and hair loss (which is what most see Hims as currently) are seen as a funny gimmick business and yet Hims is now FCF positive growing at over 30% y/y taking market share
I would like my UNH calls to contrarian pop on this SPY weakness.
Humana gonna get a surprise beat like UNH did? im guessing so. rates went up pretty massively.
Don't miss out on HUM Calls for tomorrow's ER. Gonna follow the ways of UNH.
I think OP is heavy short. Probably a follower or comrade of old Fraser Perring. Look up that guy, currently losing in court for exaggerated and fraudulent claims on MPW. Steward sucks, yes. But MPW is also making like 75% of its rental income off of functional hospitals. Etc. The truth is MPW got fleeced partially by Steward. (Probably less so by Prospect. Whereas Steward all but embezzled the money, my understsnding is Prospectd troubles are slightly less glaringly nefarious). But the loses are all wrote off already, and any repayment and UNH deal etc, and there won't be the issues. UNH is looking to buy some of Steward's business. And Yale is buying prospect with the deal soon to close. The biggest obstacles are Warren calling for debt forgiveness and also simultaneously demanding someone buy Steward while saying she doesn't really want UNH to because it's too big and successful. Despite the ideological politics, there aren't currently many avenues to easily shut everyone involved down, which is why she talked about passing new draconian legislation AFTER the deal goes through. And let's be honest, most likely those same politicians immediate family are playing the long/short game in direct cahoots with the random stuff that spews out of their mouths. Lol.
I mean yeah you could also say the macro affected NFLX earnings last week but the truth is it did not affect the earnings as much as their new of changing their sub reports from quarterly to annually. UNH had earnings last week as well and was able to gap up from over 10% from 440s to 500 despite the same macro and ww3 scares in the market last week.
UNH 490c...down42% F 12c....up 88% XLE 94c...up 17% CVX 155c...up 34% MSFT 395c...up 5% TSLA 145p...up 3%
UNH 490c.....down 35% F 12c....up 72% XLE 94c...up 3% CVX 155c...up 17% MSFT 395c...down 6% thinking TSLA puts
I mean this politely, but with this level of due diligence I don't think you should put so much real money into individual stocks. "We will always need water" is not a stock thesis to go buy American Water Company. Nor is "We will always wear clothes" so buy textile companies. Or "We will always fly planes so buy Boeing". "Company X has many locations, therefore it is a real estate play too" Walgreens and CVS both have a similar store count and both own some of their buildings. Now look at the stock price history of Walgreens. Owning land also means closing locations may be difficult if they have to sell into a weak commercial real estate market. (Which is currently the case) "Always need medications / always be sick people" does NOT imply that CVS or UNH will take advantage of those margins. If anything, you're making an argument to invest in pharmaceutical businesses not insurance. In fact, more spending on medications / more sick people is arguably *bad* for health insurance companies who want to spend less on medical care and just collect premiums. You should never buy a company just for its dividend, if that's what drew you to CVS. Many companies pay excellent dividends only to have abysmal returns over the long run. (Remember price return + dividends is what matters) As an 18 year old, you do not need dividends. On the Cheesecake factory? You say you are bullish on Ozempic. Doesn't that reduce appetite and spending on restaurants? Wondering if you had some other reason to invest in it. (That isn't "The place is always busy") That company also has very small margins and any kind of recession could be a huge hit to the company's bottom line.
20% of your portfolio in CVS is bizarre imo, it's an awful business that *yes* is very cheap as a deep value play but has razor thin margins and is highly dependent on the federal government's generosity on payouts to its federal healthcare programs. What does Ozempic have to do with the business models of UNH/CVS in your opinion? You're not investing in the pharmaceutical manufacturers with those companies. With CVS you're investing in a retail company that dispenses medication + insurance + pharmaceutical benefits manager (PBM), and with UNH, insurance + PBM. Are you expecting Ozempic to somehow reduce the medical benefits ratio for UNH/CVS/etc?
I wish I’d of pounced on UNH when I said it was at 52 weeks low. Could have took the loss on HUM and cancelled out gains on UNH for taxes
If anything I'm more suspicious of PBS before earnings. Look what UNH did when it PB before earnings.
UNH 490c F 12c XLE 94c CVX 155c MSFT 395c
UNH is one company with specific issues, you can’t cherry picked one company and use it to broadly define the market. UNH upper management is under investigation and the Biden administration is out to get healthy care providers
UNH apparently profitable and was at 52 weeks low
The worst is thinking your hitting the bottom, or a great price, then it drops. Quality companies grow over time. UNH looked real interesting at the time of the doj investigation, then dropped about a month later due to news on Medicare advantage. Now the stock popped above pre recent news price. Also reinvesting dividends matters, as well as diversification. I realize this is the stock sub, so if you’re only buying stocks, and no ETF’s or mf’s, perhaps think of a few winners in each sector, and vary your sector weights depending on business cycle conditions on how those sectors historically perform. I thought I was a wild grandma buying utilities stocks over the past few months.
I've been fighting SPOT with long put spreads, and getting my ass handed to me for a couple of weeks. Finally made it all back plus a cool $1,080. Had long put spreads in SMCI and NVDA, and like the scared and traumatized bear I am, I can't trust a down move (especially after the fake-out dumps Thursday morning and Thursday night), so I sold them all way, way too early. For a nice profit, though, but I could have made BANK if I didn't have trust issues. Went home with long put spreads on VZ, UAL, UNH, and XLU (aiming for a rotation out of non-tech next week). Oh yeah, I am painfully short DJT. So far still at an overall profit... Knock on wood.
JNJ PFE UNH up today
More stocks. Those good stocks keep your purchasing power until the time you need to spend. Think UNH, HII ….,,
Can you buy $IBM and $UNH so I could get in a bit cheaper?
Made $7361 today trading calls/ intraday swings on XLE, UNH, CFG and HBAN. Exhausted.
Oversold defensives with UNH, the sector banner holder, bouncing on decent earnings
UNH saving my portfolio 💪
Sort of wild but UNH has been a better stock than Google since Google's IPO. That is wild to think about. US healthcare is fucked and UNH seems like the clear winner in an industry with perverted incentives.
$hum calls with have the same effect as $UNH did this week
Just take UNH to 700 tomorrow or Monday. Then we good.
Lock in boys now is the time to focus. INMD I will buy in small quantites for when the fear subsides. Will buy two NVDA shares at 780. Gonna add EVVTY tomorrow. TSM will be a great addition considering their good fundementals, UNH aswell. What you guys buying?
Forgot to ask, based on UNH earnings how do you feel about CVS earnings coming up?
Can we get another UNH 🚀 day tomorrow!
UNH call ready for takeoff
UNH bounce on earnings. Probably fall based on the fact the problems remain. The casino remains open.
calls on UNH, theyre using it as a hedge and pumping like crazy
Fuck you TSM i say it one more time fuck you TSM lost in My UNH and ASML earnings profit fuck you TSM 
My $UNH 510c coming back from the dead
Yeah, UNH has always been the ultimate risk off stock. Until last year it was on a 14 year streak of positive years.
UNH going crazy past couple days
UNH earnings aren't (officially) out. Someone knows something....
\*UNH!! Go baby! GO!!! SHE"S BAAAAACK!
Seriously, where’s the UNH gain porn after the earnings blowout
Puts on trash ass Snap On for tomorrows earnings. Hit big on UNH and UAL yoloing 2k worth of puts lol
The counterpoint will always be the difficulty of picking the winners. You were right here with us when everyone held up AAPL as a can’t miss, and TSLA was the star of every “DD”. VOO has held up better than those since then. There are obviously many examples. Many of the workhorses of prior years ran flat. PG, UNH… they’ve all had stretches of underperformance. This isn’t to say that I don’t deal with picked stocks. Just pointing out that VOO 3 year performance isn’t the story by itself. It’s relative.
Missed out on over 25k already. Had UNH puts at the top and sold way too early.
UNH doing show time for me past two days 🔥🔥
In all honesty, I wasn’t really that happy with yesterday. That is easily #7 for the Dow without UNH earnings, RSP (which is probably a better read for large cap ex tech) tells you that things really struggled outside of tech. Plus Monday premarket was much stronger and we saw what that got us.
Me last week on UNH. Up 45% Friday, decided to hold, Tuesday overnight, lost it all 
UNH had a nice pop today on earnings did you play it
UNH puts, heading back to 450
Appreciate the comma separated list! Makes it easy to just copy/paste into my query script. GDX is an ETF, so that doesn't get included, but the rest are here. Ticker Symbol: LMT P/E: 16.35 P/E Rank: 72.64 P/S: 1.60 P/S Rank: 61.02 P/B: 15.82 P/B Rank: 10.39 P/FCF: 17.39 P/FCF Rank: 62.80 SHYield: 8.10% SHYield Rank: 90.84 EV/EBITDA: 12.33 EV/EBITDA Rank: 66.55 Overall Score: 364.24 6 month price momentum: 3.15% Ticker 'GDX' not found in the data. Ticker Symbol: HD P/E: 22.71 P/E Rank: 62.41 P/S: 2.23 P/S Rank: 48.11 P/B: 325.79 P/B Rank: 6.10 P/FCF: 18.93 P/FCF Rank: 60.77 SHYield: 4.79% SHYield Rank: 77.40 EV/EBITDA: 15.61 EV/EBITDA Rank: 57.18 Overall Score: 311.97 6 month price momentum: 15.04% Ticker Symbol: V P/E: 32.26 P/E Rank: 52.03 P/S: 16.62 P/S Rank: 10.98 P/B: 14.53 P/B Rank: 11.01 P/FCF: 28.99 P/FCF Rank: 49.65 SHYield: 2.94% SHYield Rank: 64.21 EV/EBITDA: 23.82 EV/EBITDA Rank: 44.48 Overall Score: 232.36 6 month price momentum: 17.09% Ticker Symbol: UNH P/E: 18.42 P/E Rank: 68.89 P/S: 1.09 P/S Rank: 73.56 P/B: 4.57 P/B Rank: 28.02 P/FCF: 15.77 P/FCF Rank: 65.53 SHYield: 3.42% SHYield Rank: 68.19 EV/EBITDA: 12.89 EV/EBITDA Rank: 64.88 Overall Score: 369.07 6 month price momentum: -16.20% Ticker Symbol: PEP P/E: 25.63 P/E Rank: 58.64 P/S: 2.53 P/S Rank: 44.25 P/B: 12.48 P/B Rank: 11.87 P/FCF: 29.16 P/FCF Rank: 49.40 SHYield: 3.54% SHYield Rank: 68.97 EV/EBITDA: 16.43 EV/EBITDA Rank: 55.17 Overall Score: 288.29 6 month price momentum: 3.37%
My simulated returns on my UNH calls said I would make 800% on todays open when it was at 477. Why I only get 100% 😐
Looks like everyone bought UNH puts judging by that chart
UNH $34 premarket after beating earnings as I fully expected they would. Not even a side scale cyber attack will keep these scumbags from profits
UNH up over $34 a share in premarket after beating earnings. Stock has been hammered since cyber attack onset. Been getting kicked in the teeth even more so recently. We all knew a cyber attack wouldn't prevent these slimeballs from pulling in profit. sold their souls to Satan a long time ago. Happy to ride them all the way back up.
Turns out loading up on UNH at 438 was a good play
Wow, I did not realize how cheap UNH had gotten. It's not really my type of thing, but man, 18x earnings is cheap. A market multiple for a well above average company.
I don’t remember who it was. He said UNH puts and I said puts at 52 week lows? He said YUP. 
Took a big chunk of my cash reserves and made my portfolio 10% UNH last week, balancing out my exposure to tech a little bit. Four years in the game and it looks like I finally made a smart decision in investing.
Really don’t need to gap up at this time. The gap ups are just being used as an opportunity to sell. Unfortunately, UNH earnings kind of ruined things. Wouldn’t surprise me if the Dow wound up breaking its losing streak with a low level winning day, while everything else had a medium sized down day.
WhY UNH up in premarket? Don't understand
Why UNH UPwhen bad results? Loss due to cyber attacks
UNH carrying Dow and SPY from 🪦🪦🪦