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$OSCR
That felt great didn’t it..
In the accumulation zone for a week and we took advantage.
+7% today on relatively no news whatsoever.
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$OSCR
OscarHealth just broke out of the downward trend.
I missed to buy the $11.20 but the next entry supposed to be $11.90 once it pulls back to the former trend line
Momentum is building up. Looks quite good. Volume increased today as well.
For a longterm investment I would like to see a re-acceleration in growth and improving margins. Therefore I keep it as a trade within the range.
Hedgeberg | Technical Precision. Fundamental Depth@HedgebergCom
$OSCR Oscar Health has reached the price target of $11.20 including an overshoot. The price claimed very quickly the $11.20 back. This trading behavior makes me even more certain the stock is a buy at least for a range trade to its old ATH. That's a huge trad with a potential 100% gain. Now we are in a comfortable situation that we can.put a stop loss not that far below the support. To add one more layer of certainty you could wait for the downward trend break out.
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Will $OSCR go back under $12? I don't want my shares to get called away 😭😭😭
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@investingwithac I sold a $12 covered call expiring end of the month 😭😭😭
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$OSCR bulls coming out of the forest….
Jobs not finished…
Medicarian + Earnings + Overall market sentiment shift…
We are just getting started.
GIF
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@GamulgaTrades My covered calls are $12 expiring end of the month. What about you?
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Up 12% so far after this post.
I chose 50% OTM calls and 2 weeks expiration, but I'm worried I will have to roll them... $OSCR
Alex@GamulgaTrades
Don’t worry guys, I am here to save your portfolios… I’m starting to sell Covered Calls on $OSCR Watch it pop +40% in a week.
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I have $oscr covered calls expiring end of April strike price $12. Am I cooked?
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@Mattertrades S tier women? They are the most high maintenence and full of fake implants. No thank you
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$OSCR
This is a realistic scenario
Will breakout with Earnings on 6th May
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My take: The 4d chess move has nothing to do with Trump. He's just the loud talking pawn. Biden was the quiet pawn. Trump got to pick the name of the operation from a list, that was his role. We are the biggest producer of oil now, supply shock hurts others globally more than the US (wasn't always the case). Now they get the other countries being affected pissed off at the strait and the US hopes now they take over and it becomes their conflict. We now get to sell OIL near record prices for a while, build up reserves, and embrace for higher energy demand by going to nuclear. We need enough oil to get us through for a while and then the US gets to become a lot more dependent. Same reason China been dumping US bonds and wants to move away from the US dollar. Also why the Japanese and US alliance is getting so strong as they now replaced China as the top holder of US debt. I think politics is mostly checkers but we all think they are playing chess and this is why so many conspiracy theories arise.
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@OnlyWallstTalk @chad_ventures @TheLongInvest In his defense most of those stocks have tons potential. I still believe in $aspn
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$PYPL at $61 was another terrible take of @TheLongInvest, with price moving down to $38 shortly thereafter.
But as always, he's turning his followers into long-term "investors" by shilling stocks that are in a clear downtrend/falling knife state and thus going lower.
Then, he simply says "the patient ones win" or "it's a gift at $50 if it goes there".
The strategy to induce people to think he's always right. Pretty simple.
chad.@chad_ventures
The Long Investor @TheLongInvest sharing stocks like $NVO $UNH and $NKE makes me wonder whether his name implies that he simply wants to turn his followers into long-term bag holders? If these names would've bottomed, he would've claimed the fame for it. If they go down further, which all of them are doing, he simply says "think long term" or "holding long term wins". Pretty good strategy for always being "right" and luring people into the overpriced subscription where you get 3 charts a day. I post 20+ charts a day, every day, for free.
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@EngM0H But we need the market to be bullish first or it won't matter
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Think about it 🤔
Q1 just ended yesterday..
Kushner receive Preliminary Q1 results from $OSCR management team..
He gets exited and tweets about the guidance again..
It is easy to know it if you smart enough ..
And i think there will be huge ER beat 🥶
Saudi king@EngM0H
$OSCR This confirm that guidance will be achieved for upcoming Q1 earnings
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@chad_ventures @TheLongInvest This guy made me lose so much money. He's great at marketing but his stock picks are really bad. $NIO at $30 he was saying it's going to $150 now it's $5. Doesn't talk about it anymore. He'll block you if you say something in his patreon and your yearly subscription is gone
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The Long Investor @TheLongInvest sharing stocks like $NVO $UNH and $NKE makes me wonder whether his name implies that he simply wants to turn his followers into long-term bag holders?
If these names would've bottomed, he would've claimed the fame for it.
If they go down further, which all of them are doing, he simply says "think long term" or "holding long term wins".
Pretty good strategy for always being "right" and luring people into the overpriced subscription where you get 3 charts a day.
I post 20+ charts a day, every day, for free.
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@mog_russEN Puppet and ugly dictator. When Israel was starving innocent Palestinians to death, you were unwilling to open Rafah gate. Where was your so-called RED LINE. You are a cheap mouthpiece at the payroll of your masters
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⚡️ BREAKING: Egypt warns Iran
Cairo has informed Tehran that any attempt to close the "Bab al-Mandab" Strait this time is a "RED LINE" and will be met with a decisive Egyptian military response.
"There are no excuses at the expense of Egypt's national security in light of the current war and its economic repercussions on us."
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@mog_russEN Why has Egypt not opened the Rafah crossing?
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@IncomeSharks @NoLimitGains You keep saying we're close to the bottom but then you tweet something like tgis, not sure where you are at
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@NoLimitGains I don't know, DividendMan47 with 1k followers and six months of trading experience is telling me to buy the dip. I tend to trust them more
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🚨 UPDATE: The insiders haven’t stopped.
Another week of data is in.
55 trades, zero buys, $2.3 billion worth.
Not one person at the top is buying.
NoLimit@NoLimitGains
🚨 UPDATE: It’s getting worse These are the top trades from this week. Every single one of them is an insider selling. Not one buy. The people who run these companies are getting out as fast as they can. That can only mean one thing…
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But here’s the downside: adverse selection kicks in. Younger, healthier folks lose jobs first and often drop coverage or switch to cheaper options, while sicker members stay. The pool gets more expensive. Plus higher utilization from delayed care + recession stress.
For Oscar specifically, this is tricky. Their big ICHRA vision (employer-funded individual plans) would start in a terrible environment – companies cut budgets fast in a downturn. And Oscar tends to attract younger/healthier members, so they end up writing big checks into the Risk Adjustment program to subsidize carriers with older/sicker pools.
That’s why the market might be pricing in more risk than the headline guidance suggests.
Recession = ACA tailwind in theory… but ICHRA headwind in practice.
What do you think – overblown or fair concern? $OSCR
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$OSCR is getting punished by the market right now, even with its strong 2026 guidance.
In my view, the real concern is how a recession would hit their ICHRA growth story hard.
• Normally recessions actually stabilize or even boost the ACA market: Job losses mean tons of people lose employer-sponsored coverage and flood into ACA Marketplaces or Medicaid. More enrollment = more premium revenue (as long as the risk pool doesn’t completely collapse).
• Subsidies scale automatically with falling incomes → insureds pay less out-of-pocket, but insurers still collect the full premiums. The government picks up the tab.
• Risk Adjustment smooths things out – carriers with sicker members get paid by those with healthier ones.
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