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Follow for investing insights. My posts are educational/entertainment, not financial advice. Bullish on $SOFI $OSCR $UNH $LMND $ROOT $OPEN
Aug 12 7 tweets 3 min read
$UNH just dropped their 10Q- a form that breaks down company performance over the previous quarter and management's views for the coming future.

Taking the time to read and understand forms like this is how you beat the market over time. Let's jump in and see what we can learn: Image Firstly, the 10Q confirmed what we already know from listening to the earnings call:

Top line continues to grow, coming in at $111.6B for the quarter, an incredible number.

Bottom line took a hit, as we know. Earnings were down 35%, and came in at 5.15B for the quarter. Image
Aug 11 7 tweets 3 min read
$TTD was once a wall street darling, but they're most recently in investors' newsfeeds for a massive 35+% drop after earnings.

As a contrarian investor, this has me salivating like a fat kid in a candy shop. Here's what my DD has found so far 🧵 👇 Image Firstly- this most recent drop is just the latest in a series of beatings for a fantastic company that is down over 50% YTD.

$TTD is down over 60% from its ATH of 141.53, and has gained just 16.5% over the past FIVE YEARS. Image
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Aug 9 7 tweets 3 min read
$UNH was just cleared by the DOJ to acquire Amedisys in a $3.3B transaction. This is a HUGE deal.

If you are one of the many people who've never heard of Amedisys before, here's who they are and what they do. 🧵 👇 Image Amedisys is a home based healthcare provider, providing hospice, palliative, and other care right at patients' homes. It was founded in 1982, and has since grown into one of the largest health care provider networks in the US. They care for nearly half a milion patients yearly. Image
Aug 5 7 tweets 2 min read
$UNH has a secret weapon that makes them the most important health insurance company in the entire country, and almost no one understands it. 🧵👇 Image We've heard a lot about how insurance providers have to reprice their offerings in the coming year to reduce their Medical Loss Ratios (MLRs).

This repricing will need, at its core, really solid data analysis to make accurate projections. The key to the success of the entire industry rests in this data and the way it is used.

Enter Optum Insights.Image