EXCLUSIVE: UnitedHealth Gets Dumped, Why This Asset Manager Says Insurer Is No Longer A Safe Bet
UnitedHealth Group Inc's (NYSE:UNH) recent nosedive wasn't just a chart pattern — it was a conviction breaker. Tom Hulick, CEO of Strategy Asset Managers, didn't wait for a rebound. He dumped the stock, citing "a deterioration in fundamentals" in exclusive insights shared with Benizinga over email.UnitedHealth’s stock is down over 42% year-to-date, over 31% down in the past month alone.Asset Manager Walks Away From UNH StockThe asset manager's exit from UnitedHealth stock followed a string of gut punches for UnitedHealth: an unexpected CEO resignation, fiscal 2025 guidance withdrawal, and what Hulick called "a rare earnings miss and downward revisions to EPS." But the real red flag?A company that always looked forward suddenly stopped doing so. "When a perennial compounder stops providing forward guidance and leadership turnover coincides with performance slippage, it's a signal to pay attention."Read Also: UnitedHealth CEO, Other Insiders Buy Millions In Stock As It Sinks Over 23% In A WeekThe Storm Brewing In Medicare AdvantageAnd ...Full story available on Benzinga.com
