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Why UNH can be a trap.

$UNH (-6,32 %) currently a community favorite, but for what reason?

Probably simply in the hope of a rebound, according to the motto too big not to get healthy again. First of all, I would like to $AIG (-2,44 %) to the heart.

That said, I asked myself: What is the worst-case scenario and how expensive would the share be then?

If you look around, you quickly notice something. The RX business. The RX business is highly controversial and since Donald wants to cut costs, everyone is pointing the finger at it. In short, the PBM sector. And rightly so, but unfortunately for all US insurers, because the business brings in a 4% margin and $6 billion, at least at UNH. If we assume that the business were to disappear completely, even though there is a little more there, the share price would fall significantly again. Short beer calculation. PE 11, RX LTM 6 bn, precautionary measures on transfer we take 5 bn into net profit, the result is 21,296-5=16,296. 16,296*11=179,256 bn market capitalization, that is 20% minus from the present time. If you convert that into euros, it's 25% and €160 per share. Of course the calculation is a beer calculation but be aware of the downside. The upside is not too high for the risk involved.

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As always, exaggerations in both directions, the trick is to strike at the right time
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I don't believe in a bounce-back of shares for precisely these reasons. When something falls so sharply, large investors and institutional investors have usually already exited. They have recognized or calculated something that small investors often don't even see under their noses. P.S The same applies to $NOVO B
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@TechNav oh yes, the great institutional investors...who all outperform the market 🤣🤣. Kostolany's description of the hypes is still the best.... up and down...
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UNH was overvalued by analysts, earnings manipulation, massively rising costs in the sector, competition from service providers with a "low cost offer"
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But while we're on the subject of overvaluations. The big 7 techs also have too high a level... ;-)
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In the worst case, nationalize 🍊 the entire health insurance companies 🙈😂
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@Tenbagger2024 no, probably not, but forced takeovers would then be possible. If things get worse for them, consolidation will probably be easier for the authorities, so they will probably buy big in the long term.
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@Tenbagger2024 what do you say to the base report. Fits in with your Coinbase position
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