Here’s Who Was Buying Up Millions in UnitedHealthcare Stock Before CEO Brian Thompson Was Killed

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1. And they just kept having the meeting while his body was cooling off, so you know they’re dedicated to that stock price.

2. Financial institutions buying a stock in Q3. Wouldn’t this be true of any stock?

   The places they are calling out increased their holdings so minimally this seems like a pointless article to me.

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   Other institutional investors, like Delta Financial Group Inc. own 1650 shares of the stock after buying 17 more valued at $965,000.

   Another institutional investor, Fiduciary Group LLC, also bought an additional 18 shares increasing its stake by 0.5. It owns 3,695 shares that are valued at $1,882,000, said the site.

3. at least he enjoyed his life. Most of us are still suffering in this economy. 

4. I don’t think this was over stock prices. Seems personal and they’d have to know where he was staying and when he was leaving.

5. If I were on that board, I start getting real concerned real quick with how that company is being run.

6. Healthcare stock shouldn’t be a thing.

7. I’m surprised things like this don’t happen much more often.

8. The rich will push a lot of us off the cliff.
   They will not push ALL of us off the cliff.
   And the pushback, once it starts, will be very, very ugly and sad and horrific, for everyone.

   If they would only take their fair share, instead of everything, maybe we could avoid it.

   On present course? Watch and see what a mother and father will do when they’ve slaved their entire life and still can’t feed/keep their children healthy.

9. How is this relevant?

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