Interest Rates Can't Touch These 3 Stocks (One is Up 540%)

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Drug prices are back in the headlines, but the healthcare and biotech sector has been quietly delivering some of the strongest returns in the market this year, including one name up nearly 500% in a year. Marc Lichtenfeld of the Oxford Club joins the show to break down why healthcare tends to be interest rate neutral and share his top three picks: a short-term technical setup, a mid-term catalyst play, and a long-term dividend growth story.

Lichtenfeld covers chart patterns, short interest and squeeze potential, upcoming phase three trial data, and why some biotech names get acquired at massive premiums, plus why blue-chip pharma can offer both growth and reliable dividend increases.

Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 02:58 Why Healthcare Is Interest Rate Neutral 06:37 Stock 1 16:29 Stock 2 26:14 Stock 3

Let me know in the comments which of these three picks you're most interested in. 📲 Text 'YouTube' to 68285 for FREE SMS breaking news alerts on top stocks.

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