Health Care

$XLV

As of 28 September 2026, 5 tracked analysts hold a current view on Health Care: 5 Analysts Bullish · 0 Analysts Neutral · 0 Analysts Bear. Every view links to the analyst's own post or video moment.

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Generated 08:00 ET

The picture is unchanged: Danielle DiMartino Booth favors utilities and companies tied to data-center grid buildout, arguing that projects already under way will keep requiring more power infrastructure. The stated appeal is relative safety through demand already embedded in the construction pipeline.

At Generation 1 Analyst Bullish · 0 Analysts Neutral · 0 Analysts Bear

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Danielle Dimartino Booth

BULLISH

Utilities and companies supporting data-center energy-grid construction offer safer exposure because projects already underway still require a stronger grid. Thu 24 Sep · 05:45 ET Year

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Analyst Views on Health Care

5 Analysts Bullish · 0 Analysts Neutral · 0 Analysts Bear

Bullish 5

Danielle DiMartino Booth BULLISH Strong

Year 4d

Utilities and companies supporting data-center energy-grid construction offer safer exposure because projects already underway still require a stronger grid.

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Thu 24 Sep · 05:45 ET YouTube · 12:02

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Keith McCullough BULLISH Strong

Month 7d

Healthcare $XLV remains a long-standing position, with three-month returns of 12.7% and continued relative strength highlighted after last week’s 1.8% gain.

Mon 21 Sep · 07:13 ET Post

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Mark Newton BULLISH Strong

Year 25d

Healthcare has broken out after a three-year bear market, with biotech, pharma, and HMOs surging while med-tech stabilizes and turns higher.

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Thu 3 Sep · 15:23 ET Post

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Lance Roberts BULLISH Weak

Month 26d

$XLV may offer relative defensive protection if broader equities remain under pressure, though healthcare could still decline during a difficult September.