Thread regarding Molina Healthcare Inc. layoffs

Is MOH stock a risky investment ?

https://www.google.com/amp/s/simplywall.st/stocks/us/healthcare/nyse-moh/molina-healthcare/news/is-molina-healthcare-nysemoh-a-risky-investment/amp/

In summary apparently Molina isn’t doing too shabby...

While it is always sensible to investigate a company’s debt, in this case Molina Healthcare has US$3.18b in net cash and a decent-looking balance sheet. And it impressed us with its EBIT growth of 22% over the last year. So we don’t think Molina Healthcare’s use of debt is risky. When analysing debt levels, the balance sheet is the obvious place to start. But ultimately, every company can contain risks that exist outside of the balance sheet.

by Weenis
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I here a lot of complaining and little work being done, especially in the Ohio service area. The folks that report up to me will see no merit increases this year. I’d highly advise you work hard and be grateful for the position you hold.

by Upper Management
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Yeah wth is up with any merit raise this year? I’ve heard nothing. Pile more work on the peons but give them nothing in return. Oh! I know, they’ll pay us in Elevate rewards that they in turn tax. Jokes on jokes.

by Harry Balsagna
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Huh. Almost like they could afford to give their employees a 3% cost of living raise considering workloads in HCS have doubled or even tripled since Joe Z’s arrival. But no, most people aren’t even getting 2%. Because that’s who runs this company.

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