Oscar Health

OSCR

Market cap $5.17B

Health insurance company stocks rose again Wednesday before the Thanksgiving holiday amid hope the Trump administration and Congress can agree on an extension of tax credits for those who buy individual coverage under the Affordable Care Act.

Shares of Oscar Health (OSCR) jumped Wednesday, the latest big gain for the health insurer after Piper Sandler analysts upgraded their rating of the stock in a recent note to clients.

It also expects to see updated 2026 AI revenue guidance above 100% year-over-year.

Oscar Health stock (NYSE: OSCR) has recently increased to over $16 after reports of a possible two-year extension of Obamacare subsidies, which may positively influence demand for health insurance via the Affordable Care Act (ACA) Marketplace. This surge signifies investor confidence regarding imminent policy support, yet the central question persists: Is OSCR stock still an enticing purchase following its recent increase?

Markets got into rally mode on Monday. News from a top maker of weight-loss drugs wasn't as positive as investors had hoped.

SoundHound AI is losing a lot of money and trades at a premium price. Both Nelnet and Oscar Health should generate much more in earnings than SoundHound AI in the coming years, and have lower market caps today.

Shares of several major health insurers surged Monday following reports President Donald Trump could be set to unveil a healthcare proposal that would extend Affordable Care Act subsidies.

Sold 153,753 shares of Oscar Health, a net position change of $10.47 million Transaction represented 0.8% of fund's 13F AUM Post-sale stake: 2,856,025 shares valued at $54.06 million Oscar Health remains the fund's 1st-largest holding, accounting for 17.06% of AUM

Oscar Health Inc (NYSE: OSCR) soared roughly 25% on Monday morning following reports that the White House will soon announce a two-year extension on Affordable Care Act (ACA) subsidies According to Politico, the administration's upcoming healthy policy framework will include new income caps and minimum premium payments, aiming to prevent steep cost increases for enrollees

The White House is planning to propose a two-year extension for Affordable Care Act subsidies, according to a report.