US EditionNot All Stocks Recover Their Losses - A Wealth of Common Sense
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Not All Stocks Recover Their Losses - A Wealth of Common Sense
Coming into April, UnitedHealth was the second biggest stock in the Dow behind Goldman Sachs.1 The stock was performing well even during the Tariff Tantrum. While the stock market was down 15% on the year, UnitedHealth was up as much as 18% in mid-April. Then it fell off a cliff, Wile E. Coyote-style. This long-term chart looks like a fat-finger mistake on a spreadsheet: The stock is down a little more than 50% in a mont...
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