UnitedHealth was a reliable earnings performer

Siparna roy

(Reuters) – The strength has traditionally been investors who have seen as a reliable, the 2008 financial crisis missing earnings.

By Thursday. The country’s largest insurer has rarely fell from its quarterly earnings at market value, which leads to its worst one-day sales of more than a quarter of the century.

The call for its further conference has removed from analysts, perplexing, although some praised the fact that they are through the circumstances.

The United Kingdom reached $ 109.6 billion in revenue, about $ 2 billion, and it also fell from earnings. The industry called to increase medical expenses in its adult programs and what it called “unexpected changes” in its optimal health services, which was considered a conglomerate business growth engine.

Several analysts say they are left with very burnt questions, as the insurer is usually known to be conservative with its predictions and often increases as much as it arises.

“We do not believe that the earned call answered the questions of all investors who could clarify the lack of clarity by the United Nations, which is still early tomorrow.

Initially, investors began earnings as a wide range of industry, aggressively throwing the shares of the United Numbers and representatives of its rivals. That approach changed until midnight in the morning, when the opponent’s height used to say that it was still expected for a quarterly profit as a prediction.

Investors kept the pressure pressure on the United Kingdom, but other shares were restored to a good piece of their losses. Height, which was dropped by 5.8% from one moment, was completed by only 2.3%.

The United Kingdom lost more than 22%, shaving almost $ 120 billion from its market value, its largest one-day sales since 1998.

Last year, the company clashed to stark challenges, a cyber report on its technology department, which affected Brian Thompson, head of 200 million Americans and its insurance department. His murder off the company’s investors in New York was angered the industry, as it was caused by the outflow of Americans, which disappointed their health insurers’ transactions.

In February, Wall Street magazine reported that the Justice Department is investigating his internship for his Medicare Billing to increase the payments to use junk medical codes. The health insurer has announced that it is unaware of the probe.