Q: UNH appears to be in something of a no-man’s-land for the next year or two. An RBC DS report on January 21 says “intermediate-term recovery seems already priced in ” which suggests limited near-term upside. Disagree? I don't mean to prejudice your answer, but FYI CFRA also seems unimpressed with UNH’s prospects.
I’d appreciate your view on:
• Do you agree that UNH offers limited upside over the next 12–24 months, or do you see catalysts the market is missing?
• Have large loss which is not usable for tax. Would that factor into your hold vs. exit decision?
• If you believe UNH is still worth holding, please outline your rationale.
What do you show for current , updated forward P/E, PEG, and debt levels?
• More broadly, do you think the current U.S. administration and regulatory stance will constrain UNH’s ability to grow, and is there any risk that the core business model is now structurally impaired?
Many thanks! :ao:
I’d appreciate your view on:
• Do you agree that UNH offers limited upside over the next 12–24 months, or do you see catalysts the market is missing?
• Have large loss which is not usable for tax. Would that factor into your hold vs. exit decision?
• If you believe UNH is still worth holding, please outline your rationale.
What do you show for current , updated forward P/E, PEG, and debt levels?
• More broadly, do you think the current U.S. administration and regulatory stance will constrain UNH’s ability to grow, and is there any risk that the core business model is now structurally impaired?
Many thanks! :ao: