UNH: Ignore the Noise, Think Long-term

OguzO Capitalist
08-12

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Buffett’s mystery stock may be revealed on Thursday’s filing.

It’s almost $5 billion in size, making it 2% of his portfolio.

What company is currently undervalued and big enough so Buffett could build $5 billion position without getting noticed?

Maybe $UnitedHealth(UNH)$ ?

It’s not 0 chance.

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Healthcare is now the second cheapest S&P 500 sector after energy.

It’s trading at a P/E of 16 while the broader S&P 500 is trading at 22 times earnings.

This will prove to be a great long-term opportunity.

Ignore the noise and zoom-out.

Healthcare is going nowhere.

It’s the first thing people pay for, so healthcare companies has historically been able to pass all their costs to customers.

The industry is going through a reset now.

They got the activity rates and medical inflation wrong but this is a one time event.

They’ll price up for the next year, tighten their underwriting standards and go back to sustainable growth.

Ignore the noise, think long-term.

$UnitedHealth(UNH)$ $Elevance Health(ELV)$ $Oscar Health, Inc.(OSCR)$

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