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    7 Reasons To Watch Aetna Next Week

    Thu, 06/28/2012 - 19:50 EDT - Seeking Alpha
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    • Skyler Greene

    By Skyler Greene:
    In light of the Supreme Court upholding most of the health care bill today, many healthcare companies are worth a look. One such company is Aetna (AET), a major health insurance company. The stock has been suffering lately, but might be worth a look at current valuations. The market's immediate reaction to the announcement was largely negative, and fallout may continue for a few days or even weeks -- but nonetheless, Aetna's worth a look for several reasons.

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    1. The Supreme Court's announcement on the health care bill has provided markets a definitive answer on the future of the health care industry. This clarity could spur a rally in healthcare stocks that investors were afraid to touch due to the lack of certainty. (It's also worth noting that according to Aetna, their business strategy has not changed due to ACA. And, of course, there's

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