| COVENTRY HEALTH CARE, Inc. (NY:CVH) Delayed : | |||||
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| Previous Close | $22.44 | 52 Week High | $27.27 | ||
| Open | $23.81 | 52 Week Low | $7.97 | ||
| Day High | $23.99 | P/E | 13.66 | ||
| Day Low | $22.83 | EPS | $1.70 | ||
| Volume | 2,715,674 | ||||
| More CVH Info: Chart SEC Filings Profile Historical Options | |||||
Coventry Health Care, Inc. operates health plans, insurance companies, network rental or managed care services companies, and worker's compensation services companies primarily in the United States. The company provides risk and fee-based managed care products and services, including health maintenance organization, preferred provider organizations, point of service, Medicare Advantage, Medicare Prescription Drug Plans, Medicaid, Worker's Compensation, and Network ...more
Dale B. Wolf - CEO
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on Nov 18, 2009
at 10:24 AM CVS agmt You also had posted an article that caremark was a negative, but it was actually CAREMARK who was not paying CVH. Get your facts right. Still using high school interns for KRAMERICA CORP (Seinfeld) it seems. Keep up the bad work.
Article: Goldman Sachs Added Coventry Health Care (CVH) to its Conviction Sell List
on Nov 18, 2009
at 10:19 AM CVH stmt This is total bullcrap, you just got a $ from someone to print a crappy, unfounded article to drive down the price. Maybe when you can manage your own company, we'll start listening again.
Article: Goldman Sachs Added Coventry Health Care (CVH) to its Conviction Sell List
on Jun 4, 2009
at 09:26 AM Fliflet Funny that we should care what Wacovia or Goldman Sachs thinks.
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on Apr 25, 2008
at 10:54 AM Stop Oil & Food Trading Supply and Demand should always dictate prices, not speculators or an influx of funds. The strength of the dollar has nothing to do with what is going on. We now have massive supplies and less demand over the last few months, but traders have forced the prices upwards. Traders think they are God. If we have a super strong dollar with massive demand and extremely low supply, with this logic then food and oil should be almost free. That is silly, supply and demand should dictate prices.
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