warum steigt der Kurs nicht, wenn alles eigentlich positiv aussieht für das Unternehmen.
Dazu hier ein Teil eines Artikels auf der CNBC Seite, der den Grund sehr gut erklärt:
Wall Street sees the chances of the U.S. shifting to a government-run health-care system as incredibly slim. But unpredictable politics over the last three years has investors worried and punishing health-care stocks all the same.
Health care is the worst-performing sector in the S&P 500 this year as Sen. Bernie Sanders, D-Vermont, and other presidential hopefuls push "Medicare for All," a plan to replace private health insurance with public coverage, as part of their 2020 campaigns. While it's a long shot, President Donald Trump's unexpected election and the U.K.'s surprise support for Brexit in 2016 make investors worry that Sanders could actually win and some sort of universal health-care plan could pass, market analysts say, including Ross Munken at Evercore ISI. |
