UnitedHealth Group, Inc. (NYSE:UNH)
A health insurance giant, UnitedHealth Group serves more than 75 million people worldwide.
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I have had this company for a long time,Not as a investor but as a consumer, they have alway's done us well, and I like investing in a company that is good for people and the future.
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Government interference in healthcare will only make the private sector more innovative.
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Stocks to buy for February (Investors Place).
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Low PE high ratings
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Strong company in health insurance with a low P/E. Rallying should continue.
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Based upon historical earnings growth, I think this stock should be valued near $76.41 based upon discounted cash flows over the next 5 years. This produces a safety margin of 32%.
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Health insurance is insulated from Europe and this company has a low p/e and pays a small dividend.
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keeps coming up on my screens; guess i better add it to caps so it will leave me alone.
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Consisten performer. Future demographic conditions favour increasing medical support.
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Good recent ROE; low debt; excellent free cash flow; steady sales/EPS growth over 1-, 3-, and 5-year periods; low P/S, P/B, and P/E; huge network of health-care providers; few competitors on its scale
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following the leader
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No reason for this company's recent strength to fade. UNH recently reported lower utilization, which should continue to overhang hospitals and bode well for HMO’s. Most of the managed care firms that have yet to report should see the same solid results and stocks from this industry are expected to continue to climb higher.
Most shorts had covered and it is hard to imagine many traders being comfortable with being short on any of these names ahead of the coming reports from the rest of Managed Care.
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I've been ignoring this company for years. But every time curiosity gets the best of me, I take a quick look. Every time the price has gone up. But the P/E is about the same or lower, which means earnings are going up too not just the price. When I first heard about this company there was no dividend. Then a few years later it was a tiny .04 cents per year. I scoffed at it. But now it's .50 per year. So I'm getting in now. I don't want to miss anymore price appreciation or dividend growth. I'm mad as h$ll at myself and I'm not gonna take it anymore!
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As legislation changes UnitedHealth will only gain.
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Thanks to the spanking that happened in the polls we can stop worrying about the govt take over of health insurance for know.
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The trend is your friend!
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still have potential to grow
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Favorable population demographics and well-managed company.
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trending well.
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