For the Obama tards

The Dude said:
Im buying stock in insurers, stealing from young healthy people is going to be better than oil.
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Not giving you investment advice, but you should probably consider (1) the level of participation of young people even in the face of the mandate (2) the costs insurers will incur as a result of being required to cover everyone, including people with pre-existing conditions, (3) the elimination of caps on covered claims and, perhaps most importantly (4) the medical loss ratio rules.

In my view, the medical device and medial equipment companies are where you want your money. They get the expanded business with fewer cost increases.
 
Dungheap said:
Not giving you investment advice, but you should probably consider (1) the level of participation of young people even in the face of the mandate (2) the costs insurers will incur as a result of being required to cover everyone, including people with pre-existing conditions, (3) the elimination of caps on covered claims and, perhaps most importantly (4) the medical loss ratio rules.

In my view, the medical device and medial equipment companies are where you want your money. They get the expanded business with fewer cost increases.
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I usually don't go to hippy sock heads for investment advice. How would auto insurers profit be on premiums paid by 10 year olds?
 
The Dude said:
I usually don't go to hippy sock heads for investment advice. How would auto insurers profit be on premiums paid by 10 year olds?
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That's not really the relevant question, though. The relevant question is how auto insurers would profit if they had to insure every single driver, including people that have been in eleventy billion accidents and have seventeen DUIs along with people with clean driving records, while not putting any limits on coverage whatsoever and while being able to retain, at most, 20 cents on every dollar in premium payments. It doesn't really sound like a profit bonanza to me.
 
Dungheap said:
Not giving you investment advice, but you should probably consider (1) the level of participation of young people even in the face of the mandate (2) the costs insurers will incur as a result of being required to cover everyone, including people with pre-existing conditions, (3) the elimination of caps on covered claims and, perhaps most importantly (4) the medical loss ratio rules.

In my view, the medical device and medial equipment companies are where you want your money. They get the expanded business with fewer cost increases.
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He may also want to consider a pending SCOTUS decision.
 
Mott the Hoople said:
Uhhhmmm Topper......most of the tenets of the affordable care act won't go into affect until this year and 2014. That is if they pass through SCOTUS.
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Cool, I'm not as late as they thought. Most of the stocks I listed here about buying have done well. People can shit on my theory for all I care.
 
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