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CIGNA Corporation provides health care and related benefits in the United States and internationally. It operates in five segments: Health Care, Disability and Life, International, Run-off Reinsurance, and Other Operations. The Health Care segment offers insured and self-funded medical, dental, behavioral health, vision, and prescription drug benefit plans; health advocacy programs; other products and services that provide individuals with health care benefit programs; disability and life insurance products; and retail pharmacies. The Disability and Life segment provides various insurance p...
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Nice Health Position With Room to Move
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(closed on 08/04/08)
Health Care will always be a area where plenty of revenue passes through the company. The question I ask you is, when was the last time you haggled with your doctor over the price of a medication or supply. Both Cigna and Humana are sister trades, both are at yearly lows which makes them cheap and lean. The intention is to diversify in a sector in an area that is not over capitalized and also still subject to innovation and development.
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CI is a SELL
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From the Blogosphere
Cramer on BloggingStocks: Pelosi can't kill the health care sector
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Can you cut your health care costs 90% and get a free vacation?
Filed under: India, Brazil, Thailand, Aetna Inc (AET), CIGNA Corp (CI), Personal finance  President Obama started an intense debate in recent months about national health care. People are concerned about how to pay for the high cost of health care in America and feel it is just too expensive. There has to be a better way!
<>I like oranges and I grew up in Wisconsin, but in January oranges do not grow very well in Wisconsin. I don't know why -- I am not a horticulturalist -- but maybe it's the lack of sunlight, hard frozen tundra, blowing snow or temperatures of 25 below zero. We could spend a lo...
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Cigna: A positive signal-filled chart
Filed under: CIGNA Corp (CI), Stocks to Buy  A late-May conclusion arguing that institutional investors had started to re-commit to Cigna Corp., due to its constructive, staircase chart, virtually no breaches of the 50-day moving average, and adequate earnings outlook, has so far proved to be on-the-mark.
Hence, I'm reiterating my Buy rating for Cigna Corp. (NYSE: CI), first recommended on May 28, 2009 at a price of $21.89. If you bought CI then, you're up about 45%.Continue reading Cigna: A positive signal-filled chart <>Cigna: A positive signal-filled chart originally appeared on BloggingStocks...
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Volatility Expansion: How to Day Trade It Using Hamzei Analytics' Proprietary Indicators
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For the purposes of this article, I assume that you are familiar with Hamzei Analytics’ Central Intelligence (CI) and Directional Volatility (DV) indicators -- both are available on the eSignal or TradeStation platforms (more info here).
In case you are not familiar with them, here are the URLs to the how-to PDFs for the Hamzei Analytics CI and DV indicators:
In the DV indicator PDF, you'll see I talk about using the DV indicator to identify a high probability Big Range* day for a tradable asset in the very near term. What the DV indicat...
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Cigna's shares may be sending a positive signal
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