Oscar Health’s 336th-Ranked $310M Volume Hides 29% Revenue Surge and Widening Losses

Oscar Health (OSCR) closed August 11, 2025, up 0.97% with a trading volume of $310 million, ranking 336th in daily market activity. The stock’s recent performance follows mixed financial results for Q2 2025, including a 29% revenue increase to $2.86 billion but a net loss of $228.4 million, compared to a $56.2 million profit in the same period in 2024. Analysts noted revenue fell 1.9% below estimates, while EPS aligned with forecasts. The company faces broader industry challenges, with projected three-year revenue growth of 5.0% versus the U.S. insurance sector’s 5.5%.

Despite revenue expansion, Oscar Health’s profitability remains a concern. The firm reported an EPS of -$0.89 for Q2, contrasting with a $0.23 profit in 2024. Analysts highlight two warning signs, though specific details were omitted. The stock’s 52-week range of $11.20–$23.79 and a market cap of $4.03 billion reflect ongoing volatility. Free cash flow of $747.5 million provides liquidity, but the company’s negative return on equity (-13.96%) and lack of dividends underscore its focus on reinvestment over shareholder returns.

Analyst sentiment remains cautious, with five sell ratings and three holds reported. The average price target of $11.29 implies a potential 27% downside from current levels. While Oscar Health’s growth in healthcare technology platforms like +Oscar and Campaign Builder suggests long-term potential, near-term profitability hurdles persist. Market participants are likely weighing the company’s strategic direction amid competitive pressures in the insurance sector.

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