After a 63% drop this year from its high, the stock has started seeing rebound.
- UNH's trailing P/E is near 10–11×, while forward P/E is compressed to ~15×
- The RSI had dropped to extreme oversold levels (~20) before rebounding above 39
- Despite current headwinds, UNH raised its dividend by 5%—marking 15 consecutive years of increases. Their current yield (~2.9%) is well above S&P 500 average.
- Q2 operations generated strong cash flow ($7.2B) and delivered a 20.6% return on equity, signaling disciplined capital allocation.
- High upside potential if earnings and sentiment recover.
- according to the quarterly call, New metrics set clearer expectations and reflect internal control.
This is a good stock to get into if you are looking at a 1-2 year horizon.
- UNH's trailing P/E is near 10–11×, while forward P/E is compressed to ~15×
- The RSI had dropped to extreme oversold levels (~20) before rebounding above 39
- Despite current headwinds, UNH raised its dividend by 5%—marking 15 consecutive years of increases. Their current yield (~2.9%) is well above S&P 500 average.
- Q2 operations generated strong cash flow ($7.2B) and delivered a 20.6% return on equity, signaling disciplined capital allocation.
- High upside potential if earnings and sentiment recover.
- according to the quarterly call, New metrics set clearer expectations and reflect internal control.
This is a good stock to get into if you are looking at a 1-2 year horizon.
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