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Shares of UnitedHealth Group (UNH) fell by a record 22%, marking the worst performance since 1998.

UnitedHealth Group is the largest health insurance company in the U.S. with a market capitalization of over $400 billion.

Reasons for the collapse:

• Rising healthcare costs: In the first quarter of 2025, the company faced an unexpected increase in the use of medical services among participants in the Medicare Advantage program, which exceeded expectations by twofold.

• Decrease in profit forecast: As a result, UnitedHealth lowered its forecast for adjusted profit for 2025 to $26–$26.50 per share, significantly below the previous forecast of $29.50–$30.

The decline in UnitedHealth shares caused a 1.3% drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average since the company is a component of it.
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Berkshire Hathaway Could Still Be Underwater on UnitedHealth Despite Stock Jump

UnitedHealth shares have soared nearly 30% since Berkshire disclosed buying 5M shares between April and June. The SEC filing followed a $271.49 close, and the stock now sits at $352.51.

Analysts note Berkshire could still be in the red depending on purchase timing. If shares were bought near Q2’s peak ($606), the $3.1B stake would be 42% underwater. Near the low ($248), the $1.3B stake shows a 42% gain. Using the average quarterly close, the stake would be ~8% below cost.

Year-to-date, UnitedHealth is still down ~30%, but optimism is rising. Morgan Stanley lifted its price target to $395 after management discussions. Jim Cramer said confidence may be returning among large investors despite ongoing investigations.

Elsewhere, Berkshire’s Kraft Heinz shares continue to fall amid its controversial split plan, which Warren opposed. His Forbes 400 rank dropped from #5 to #9, though net worth remains ~$150B. Generous donations this year reduced his stock holdings, which otherwise would have placed him near Elon Musk and Larry Ellison in wealth rankings.

Warren attended CNBC’s “Squawk Box” 30th anniversary this week, pictured with Jim Cramer, who called him his “lifelong idol.”

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$UHG/USDT LONG TRADE SIGNAL🟢

UnitedHealth is showing strong institutional accumulation with consistent new buy interest across multiple timeframes. The 0.25–0.75 years buy zones indicate that both short-term and mid-term investors are confident in the stock's upward trajectory. Key support levels have held well, and the market structure suggests room for continued upside momentum. With leading peers like Nucor, D.R. Horton, and Constellation Brands also seeing accumulation, $UHG is positioned for a strategic entry now.

Trade Setup:

Entry: $555–$560

Stop Loss (SL): $540

Take Profit (TP): $580 / $595 / $610

Margin: 2–3% of wallet

Leverage: 5x–10x


Market Outlook:
The healthcare sector is showing resilience amidst market volatility. $UHG’s fundamentals combined with institutional buying suggest a bullish short-to-mid term outlook. Watch for continuation above $565 to confirm momentum.

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