In about a month, many consumers will choose or make adjustments to their healthcare plans for 2025. It's a good reminder of the evergreen nature of this sector. The benefits of universal health care, of which there are many, come with the reality that there's more need for health spending today.
That's why many government and industry analysts are forecasting healthcare spending growth to command a 19.7% share of gross domestic product (GDP) by 2032. That means growth in healthcare spending will exceed GDP.
If you're an investor, this is an opportunity hiding in plain sight. No matter what direction inflation or interest rates move, those that need to will continue to spend on healthcare services. Your job is to find the companies most likely to benefit.
In this special presentation, however, we're looking at seven healthcare stocks that are particularly good options as interest rate cuts make their way into the economy. These are companies that analysts project to have solid earnings growth and attractive valuations.
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