These Large Cap Tech And Healthcare Stocks Had A Poor Run In Easter Week (Apr 14-Apr 18): Are These In Your Portfolio?
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Zinger Key Points
  • UnitedHealth led losses, shares plunged after weak Q1 results and FY25 EPS guidance cut.
  • Global Payments stock slid after a $6.6B stake purchase in Worldpay spooked investors.

These large-cap stocks were the worst performers in the last week. Are they in your portfolio?

  1. UnitedHealth Group UNH stock dipped 23.60% after the company reported worse-than-expected first-quarter results and cut its FY25 adjusted EPS guidance below estimates.
  2. Global Payments Inc. GPN shares declined 16.55% after the company announced it had bought a stake in Worldpay for $6.6 billion.
  3. Applovin Corporation APP stock decreased 9.71% after Goldman Sachs analyst Eric Sheridan cut its price forecast from $500 to $335.
  4. Humana Inc.’s HUM stock was down 8.88% on pin action after UnitedHealth Group, Inc.’s UNH reported worse-than-expected first-quarter results.
  5. DaVita Inc. DVA shares fell 8.69% in the last week.
  6. Meta Platforms, Inc. META stock declined 8.20% amid the FTC’s antitrust trial. Several analysts lowered the price forecast on the stock.
  7. Yum China Holdings, Inc. YUMC shares dived 7.70%.
  8. CoreWeave, Inc. CRWV stock was down 7.37%.
  9. Burlington Stores, Inc. BURL shares fell 6.97% amid overall market weakness after Fed Chair Powell made remarks at the Economic Club.
  10. Super Micro Computer, Inc. SMCI shares declined 6.46% after JP Morgan analyst Samik Chatterjee cut its price forecast on the stock from $45 to $39.
  11. GlobalFoundries Inc. GFS shares declined 6.24% after NVIDIA Corporation NVDA said the US government recently informed that it would need a license to export chips to China.

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