Health-Care Stocks Get a Welcome Respite

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Health-care stocks are lagging behind the broader market as Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren climbs in political polls

Updated Oct. 15, 2019 12:26 pm ET

Health-care stocks rallied Tuesday as strong earnings reports from UnitedHealth Group Inc. and Johnson & Johnson provided a much-needed shot of optimism for the sector. Both companies reported stronger-than-expected quarterly results and raised their forecasts, offering at least a brief respite for a sector that has been battered by political headwinds more than a year out from the 2020 election.

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As is your practice- you would rather the candidates lie and confuse the electorate. Must say , Trumpski and you will do anything to inflate or increase Corp . profits. The 1-10% need all of you scum bags to increase share price .

They should not be able to profit from our health. Say it👏wit me👏now.

seriously you guys need editorial help I will consider the job if I can work from home

Healthcare or Insurance Company Stocks?

Wait what?

Take note that the lagging health care stocks are waning as Warren rises in polls is only further evidence that health care for profit has no social conscience.

Call for Second Amendments!!!!! How much risk did I mitigate for you? Measurable. How much for saving a soul and continue to sanitize for you? Priceless!!! Go figure

elizabethwarrenwilldestroycapitalism, not 'remake' it.

Good. Sell it off people. Let's destroy the insurance and fossil fuel industries into the ground!

Democrat policies are bad for business. Oh how quickly we forgot about the obama recession or the disaster the clinton years were.

Wait until the market really wakes up to this risk - stocks are going DOWN bigly

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