Steve's barking; Get out, get out of health care stocks

Get out of health care stocks before it's too late.
Under the proposed healthcare bill by Paul Ryan insurance companies will lose money.
Younger male workers instead of buy health care insurance at a lower rate will forgo health health insurance. Bad for insurance stocks.
Older workers will forgo healthcare insurance because the price wold be prohibitive. Bad for insurance stocks.
There might even be less doctors, after all new doctors are paid by Medicare and Medicaid and guess what Medicaid is being reduced. Bad for hospital stocks.
There being no incentive for companies to offer health insurance to their employees. Bad for health insurance stocks.
Why should a person use their healthcare savings account when they can use the money in it to pay their doctors directly. Bad for health insurance companies.

The patient can possibly negotiate with their doctors.
"If" healthcare companies lose much if not all their profitability they have no one to look at then themselves.

Steve's barking; America's health care industry shouts socialize m

I read the news today oboy! Medicine that is needed by a few to save their lives going up one hundred, two hundred, three hundred percent, and these medicines were event invented by these pharmaceutical companies. There putting  a giant neon sign on top of  their CEOs head saying please, regulate me. I'm making my product unaffordable to the masses that need them, thereby making their drugs useless to most.
We in the States must have terrible private health insurance companies, after all they can't figure out how to make a profit in all markets. That's telling the government that it must provide health insurance.
It say so in the constitution the government provides for the general welfare.
America did it in the thirties when rural America didn't have electricity, it created things like the Tennessee Valley Authority.  Rural America now has electricity because of the government.
If the health insurance companies aren't careful the government will offer insurance and if it's good the rest of America will demand the same.

Steve's barking Americans want freedom of choice, maybe?

The urban myth states that we Americans want freedom of choice, that's why we don't want to change the way we receive our health care. The truth be told we don't want to change the way we get our health care is just the opposite, we have a hard time making decisions. There are two big arguments for the way health care is delivered in America. The first is we don't want the government to tell us to were we can get our health care from even it it means we have choices. The other just as popular we are satisfied that our employer tells us what insurance company to take and we don't want change that. Now taken as a whole I kinda get the impression that most of us don't like change even if it means no freedom of choice and of cause we make excuses.

If we like Coke and we have hundreds (well maybe not hundreds) of similar brands would will be willing to go for a cheaper brand? Some of us will at of necessity will but most coke drinkers will not. Is this out of brand loyalty or because we don't like change?
We have advertising to help us change our minds on things like the cars we buy among other things.

I guess those who are complaining about the wait they have to get on the health exchange aren't husbands who go shopping with their wives.