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If the recent performance of HMO stocks is any indication, Cramer said during Wednesday’s Stop Trading!, then some form of a public-option insurance plan will be available to consumers.
Unitedhealth Group [UNH
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], WellPoint [WLP
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] and Humana [HUM
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] have seen significant declines over the past couple of weeks, which Cramer attributed to a compromise being struck on this contentious piece of President Obama’s intended health-care reforms.
The public option was voted down in the Senate Finance Committee on Tuesday, but he said he expected a lesser version to pass. That could be bad news for the HMOs.
“This group must be sold,” Cramer said, reiterating his Tuesday call.
Elsewhere in the market, Exelon [EXC
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] is “the real winner” when it comes to the Senate’s cap-and-trade bill, Cramer said. The company’s nuclear-power exposure offers the biggest advantage under the proposed legislation.
“The stock’s way off,” Cramer said, giving investors a great entry point.
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