This can show which medical insurance companies rely on US subsidies to survive
Written before the UNH 10.28 earnings release
@嘿嘿^ @Miracle Trader cola (Data sourced from AI, I only compiled it) (Also, I am a UNH shareholder, so my stance may be biased towards UNH's positive direction, please view with caution) On October 21, the second-largest healthcare company ELV with a market cap of $77.7 billion released its Q3 earnings report, with revenue up 12.43% YoY to $50.711 billion and EPS up 22% YoY to $5.32. However, the company did not raise its full-year profit guidance, and the claims ratio continues to rise. Free cash flow decreased by 66.95% YoY to $775 million...
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