Thread regarding Optum layoffs

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How much lower can this garbage possibly go? Wish i was shorting since BT incident, could be retired by now

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Buy buy buy?!!!!!!

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Post ID: @ea+1k1h3s4v0

$190-198 is the target. The market is telling SH, the BOD and Wayne they're off track. Down market or not, if the CFO change gave confidence the stock should have popped.

Heads will roll if we break $200 - specifically 32+/ELT folks typically spared in layoffs. Then it gets exciting when folks outside UHG loudly call for real change. Breakups are normal: Arthur Anderson where Wayne and A LOT of UHG people came from collapsed, Enron, GE, Standard Oil, Abbot, Kellogg, etc...

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Post ID: @e8+1k1h3s4v0

Feb 09 it was 19 a share

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Post ID: @e1+1k1h3s4v0

Stock price at all time low. Now is good time to buy more stock and hold on for long term.

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Post ID: @cv+1k1h3s4v0

It’s extremely volatile situation. Kinda irrational though

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Post ID: @at+1k1h3s4v0

Baird is the first to get real and downgraded us fairly, price target $198.

With SH in charge this is dead money. Heading for Wayne's World means SH and the BOD are aloof as ever. Wayne is on the board of Centene and they're as busted as we are compared to CVS and Cigna.

Would have been refreshing if it were someone from outside the industry or from a successful company. ONLY hope is that Wayne's Bain Buddies talk him into major spinoffs (OI/OA, ORX, etc). Otherwise, we'll likely settle around $200 or less ($16 earnings at a 12 PE is $192)

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