[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  Say No To Trading [@SayNoToTrading](/creator/twitter/SayNoToTrading) on x 6285 followers Created: 2025-06-07 23:54:33 UTC I think I'm among the most open on here showing you both wins and losses. I'm not selling a sub or anything, so no ulterior motive in my journaling. People who follow me know that for years I have owned $UNH, $ELV, $CNC, $OSCR, $MOH, and previously, $HUM. Humana was a mistake. I lost money and should have never bought in first place. Always stick with the highest quality. $UNH > $HUM for Medicare Advantage and of course UNH best for a lot of other things, too. $CNC and $MOH best for Medicaid and subsidized. $OSCR best for disruptive growth, been in since $X. Some people act like I just got into $UNH in the past several weeks and criticize me for having shares in the mid $400s. As if I'm some trader who just got into this name?! As I have openly shared, I have been in UnitedHealth for a few years now and doing my usual of only holding onto lowest cost shares after higher cost lots go green. I had the absolute lowest price you could have gotten anytime within about X years. When I say lowest, I'm talking the exact intraday low on April 12, 2024 - see below post. So it's a bit ridiculous to criticize a long term $UNH holder who actually had the best price out of a 3-4 year span. I also did exactly what I said in that post- that I would continue buying if/when that level got breached. Many people say that, then chicken out when a stock really does fall. I don't. If you are looking for trades, you should NOT follow me. I only buy what I hope to hold forever, because I hate realized gains. I started investing with $XXX in 6th grade and have built that up to what I have now without any help. If you don't understand how even the best companies can and do fall XX% or more regularly, you are probably not cut out for investing, or have only been investing a few years. If you just want to chase whatever has upward momentum, go listen to Cramer. I'm only here for discussion with like-minded investors who love high quality companies to own for a very long term. XXXXXX engagements  **Related Topics** [stocks](/topic/stocks) [doj](/topic/doj) [money](/topic/money) [$hum](/topic/$hum) [$moh](/topic/$moh) [losses](/topic/losses) [$unh](/topic/$unh) [stocks healthcare](/topic/stocks-healthcare) [Post Link](https://x.com/SayNoToTrading/status/1931500054306750956)
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Say No To Trading @SayNoToTrading on x 6285 followers
Created: 2025-06-07 23:54:33 UTC
I think I'm among the most open on here showing you both wins and losses. I'm not selling a sub or anything, so no ulterior motive in my journaling.
People who follow me know that for years I have owned $UNH, $ELV, $CNC, $OSCR, $MOH, and previously, $HUM.
Humana was a mistake. I lost money and should have never bought in first place. Always stick with the highest quality.
$UNH > $HUM for Medicare Advantage and of course UNH best for a lot of other things, too.
$CNC and $MOH best for Medicaid and subsidized.
$OSCR best for disruptive growth, been in since $X.
Some people act like I just got into $UNH in the past several weeks and criticize me for having shares in the mid $400s. As if I'm some trader who just got into this name?!
As I have openly shared, I have been in UnitedHealth for a few years now and doing my usual of only holding onto lowest cost shares after higher cost lots go green.
I had the absolute lowest price you could have gotten anytime within about X years. When I say lowest, I'm talking the exact intraday low on April 12, 2024 - see below post. So it's a bit ridiculous to criticize a long term $UNH holder who actually had the best price out of a 3-4 year span.
I also did exactly what I said in that post- that I would continue buying if/when that level got breached. Many people say that, then chicken out when a stock really does fall. I don't.
If you are looking for trades, you should NOT follow me. I only buy what I hope to hold forever, because I hate realized gains. I started investing with $XXX in 6th grade and have built that up to what I have now without any help.
If you don't understand how even the best companies can and do fall XX% or more regularly, you are probably not cut out for investing, or have only been investing a few years. If you just want to chase whatever has upward momentum, go listen to Cramer.
I'm only here for discussion with like-minded investors who love high quality companies to own for a very long term.
XXXXXX engagements
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