While most investors flee UnitedHealth amid its historic 50% collapse, newly appointed CEO Stephen Hemsley is buying shares at multi-year lows. This insider activity comes at a crucial moment when the company has transformed from the highest-priced stock in the Dow to a potential contrarian opportunity.
The extraordinary downturn was triggered by executive departures, suspended guidance, and potential DOJ scrutiny. However, our analysis reveals a more nuanced picture beyond the headlines, with recent price action showing signs of stabilization.
With a P/E ratio of 13.2 and substantial market position as America's largest health insurer, this setup could represent a value trap or one of 2025's most asymmetric investment opportunities.
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Currently trading at $318.89, which represents a significant discount from its 52-week high of $630.73. The stock has shown recent signs of stabilization with insider buying from newly appointed CEO Stephen Hemsley seen as a vote of confidence. Forward dividend yield of 2.88% ($8.40 annually) offers income potential during this period of price uncertainty.
• Market Cap: $286.56B
• PE Ratio: 13.23
• 52-Week Range: $248.88 - $630.73
• 1-Day Change: +8.21%
• Annual Dividend: $8.40
• Dividend Yield: 2.88%
• EPS (TTM): $23.88
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Major healthcare provider with Medicare Advantage, Medicaid, and commercial insurance offerings. Stock has been impacted by broader healthcare insurance sector selloff related to UnitedHealth DOJ scrutiny. Offers quarterly dividend with a yield of 1.44% and a payout ratio of 35.71%, demonstrating financial stability while reinvesting in growth.
• Annual Dividend: $3.54
• Dividend Yield: 1.44%
• Dividend Payout Ratio: 35.71%
• Quarterly Payout: $0.89
• Consecutive Dividend Growth: Yes
• Dividend Safety: Moderate to High
Integrated healthcare company providing pharmacy services, health insurance, and retail health solutions across the United States. Recent analyst coverage maintains optimistic price target of $79.29, suggesting potential upside of over 25%. Annual yield of approximately 4.25% - significantly higher than healthcare sector average.
• Market Cap: $79.10B
• PE Ratio: 14.92
• EPS (TTM): $4.19
• 52-Week Range: $43.56 - $72.51
• Annual Dividend: $2.66
• Dividend Yield: 4.25%
Healthcare enterprise focused on under-insured and uninsured individuals through Medicaid, Medicare, and commercial insurance programs. Unlike other healthcare insurers in this list, Centene does not currently pay a dividend, instead reinvesting profits for growth. Stock's attractive P/E ratio of 9.08 makes it an interesting value opportunity despite market volatility.
• Market Cap: $30.63B
• PE Ratio: 9.08
• EPS (TTM): $6.78
• 52-Week Range: $55.03 - $80.59
• Dividend: None
• Growth Focus: Capital Reinvestment
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