Cerner Corporation (NASDAQ:CERN) is a provider of health information technology (hit), devices, hardware and especially after-sales services around its products. The company profits from the big fundamental trend of digitization in combination with an improving health care system. Normally, I prefer distressed stories like already published before, but CERN is offering from my point of view a really attractive opportunity based on short-term irrational behavior.
Let’s have a look on the industry itself
A lot of users are already using “FitBits” or have an application on their smartphone to monitor the daily footsteps, pulse, nutrition and sports. CERN might connect these data in the future with your family doctor or health insurance. Of course, it’s a really sensitive issue of data protection but nevertheless an continuous trend. The strongly growing mHealth-market underlines the general growth within the digitization of healthcare.
Click to enlarge(Source: research2guidance, mHelath App Market Report 2013-2017)
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Advisors’ Opinion:
- [By Mark Fritz]
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- [By Seth McNew]
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Advisors’ Opinion:
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Advisors’ Opinion:
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