$Unitedhealth(UNH.US) I've seen many people strongly advocating for buying, with some even showing options expiring in about one or two months. Here are my personal views: the holding period for this stock won't be very short, so don't expect a significant rebound next week or even this month. Based on my observations of previous major downturns, it generally takes about three months from the start of the decline to see a substantial rebound. Conservatively speaking, it might take around six months to return to previous highs. The most recent decline and rebound cycle started with the CEO's death and ended with the stock's rise against the tariff storm. We are now at the beginning of the latest downturn. The sharp drop has mostly bottomed out, so you can start building your initial position, but don't go all in at once—keep some ammunition for adding at $360 or $340. Of course, this price assumption is based on no other major disruptions. If the U.S. starts implementing 'national healthcare' or similar policies that undermine UnitedHealth's foundation, that would be a different story. However, such events seem unlikely in the short term. Regarding the rebound target price and timing, I personally believe it could return to $500 within three months. If next month's earnings report is strong, it might continue upward, potentially reaching $550–$600 within six months. But if earnings are mediocre, meeting previously lowered expectations, the strong resistance around $500 could halt further gains, possibly keeping the stock oscillating between $450 and $520 until new positive catalysts emerge. In summary, don’t be impatient. Only consider starting a position if you’re prepared to hold for at least three to six months. Avoid the mindset of expecting a rebound within just one month. If buying options, always choose expirations at least six months out—otherwise, it’s pure gambling.