About unh and xlv
A friend asked about unh yesterday. I previously copied this stock in the middle of the mountainside after the hacking incident (xlv was exchanged, but it didn't reach the lowest point). Fortunately, I felt it wasn't going up until later. It's a bit strange. I switched back to XLV last week. Although it also fell, it still escaped the heist. I don't remember exactly when I changed it. Recently, I've only been speculating on Tesla, and I've forgotten everything else![]()
After taking a closer look, this is probably the case. Inflation has led to a sharp rise in health care spending, while the government does not increase the health insurance spending budget, causing the profits of healthcare companies to be compressed in the future. It's not even a government intervention in the market; it can only be said that the government cut basic social benefits in disguise, which in turn had a negative impact on the entire industry.
As a result, life for health insurance companies is also quite difficult.
Overall, though, it's still a good track with both offense and defense. Stock prices are under pressure in the short term. Looking at it in the long run, the entire track is still in the green. As long as UNH maintains its leading position in the industry, it will definitely reach new heights in the future. It's just that there will be a lot of uncertainty about the period.
As for xlv, overall it's a better track than just health insurance. Health insurance companies' expenses are also the revenue of the entire industry. As long as the population grows, life expectancy increases, and the pursuit of a healthy life is higher, the medical circuit will only get better and better. $The Health Care Select Sector SPDR® Fund (XLV.US)$
Currently, diet pills seem to be getting less popular, so xlv will also follow UNH's direction, but the fluctuation is relatively small.
As for the short term, if UNH actually falls below last year's low, there really isn't much support below, and it may go straight to 400. If you don't plan to hold it on an annual basis, or if your position is too heavy, then you should make a trading plan in advance. However, if it actually falls to around 400, if there are no systematic changes in the company or industry, I think it's just sending money. At that time, I'll wait for an opportunity to switch XLV to UNH.
For xlv, if it falls again, it will break, but the bottom is not far from support. I entered the market very early. I probably had a heavy inventory in December of last year. The cost is relatively low, so I plan to keep watching for a while. Unless XLU gives me a chance to step back in the car, I may partially adjust my position. $Utilities Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLU.US)$
After all, xlv is about to break ground, and xlu has just broken through.
However, if you have only recently entered the market and the cost is quite high, then you have to decide for yourself whether to stop losing. After all, UNH's stock price hasn't been going very well recently; the short-term risk is quite high. XLV is slightly better, but once it falls, it will take some time to consolidate before it can rise again.
As for dividends, they aren't that high; there's no need to take them because of dividends.
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