UnitedHealth Stock News

The stock of UnitedHealth Group (UNH -1.09%) is trading around its five-year lows. It plummeted after posting poor earnings numbers earlier this year amid rising costs.

The market is overestimating the negative impact of policy crackdowns, DoJ investigations, and Medicare/Medicaid cuts on UnitedHealth Group's long-term fundamentals. While legislative and regulatory headwinds will likely compress margins and slow growth, UNH's diversified business model and strong market position provide resilience and upside potential. Optum Insights is a key growth catalyst, ...

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Despite a rare earnings miss, CEO departure, DOJ investigation, and guidance withdrawal, we view UNH as a strong long-term buy at current depressed valuations. UNH's robust balance sheet, healthy dividend coverage, and potential for substantial share buybacks should create a valuation floor and support near-term downside protection. Even in a worst-case 30% y/y EPS decline, UNH trades well belo...

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Although UnitedHealth's (NYSE: UNH) stock has plummeted 40% in 2025, insider confidence in the company has surged to new highs, with executive purchases of shares spiking by nearly 3,000%.