Good morning, Many hospital systems were financially battered by the pandemic. They had to stop providing profitable outpatient procedures and focus on critical care and serving COVID-19 patients. This left a gaping hole in the balance sheets of many healthcare systems. Meanwhile, pharmaceutical companies including Moderna and Pfizer had some of their best years ever. In the post-pandemic and post-stimulus world, the American healthcare system is undergoing an economic reset. Firms that focus on reducing costs and improving patient outcomes stand to benefit, while legacy firms unwilling to adapt are likely to languish. For those that invest in healthcare stocks, it can be difficult to understand the changing dynamics of the American healthcare system. There are more than 250 healthcare companies traded on public markets and it can be difficult to identify good investing opportunities given the sheer number of public pharmaceutical companies, research firms, hospital systems, medical device providers, and other healthcare stocks. Fortunately, Wall Street's brightest minds have already done this for us. Every year, research analysts issue approximately 3,000 distinct recommendations for healthcare companies. Analysts don't always get their "buy" ratings right, but it's worth taking a hard look when several analysts from different brokerages and research firms are giving "strong-buy" and "buy" ratings to the same healthcare stock. We've created a report that details the 15 healthcare companies that Wall Street's top-rated equities research analysts are telling their clients they should buy. If you are looking to make a play in the healthcare sector in the next few months, chances are the stock you are looking for is somewhere on this list. Click here to view "15 Healthcare Stocks that Analysts Love" Rebecca McKeever
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The number of healthcare companies traded on U.S. stock exchanges like the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and the NASDAQ can fluctuate over time due to various factors such as initial public offerings (IPOs), mergers and acquisitions, or delistings. There isn't a fixed number, but the healthcare sector is generally well-represented with hundreds of publicly traded companies. These companies span a wide range of sub-industries within healthcare, including pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, medical equipment and devices, healthcare services, and more. For the most accurate and current information, you would need to refer to financial databases, stock exchange listings, or other resources that provide up-to-date information on publicly traded companies. |
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