WELL Welltower Inc.

Welltower shares are expected to move approximately 2.6% when the healthcare real estate investment trust reports earnings on October 26 after market close, according to Bloomberg options data. However, the stock has moved more than the options-implied estimate in six of its last eight earnings announcements, suggesting the potential for greater-than-expected volatility. Historical results show mixed but often significant surprises. On February 10, options implied a 3.5% move, but the stock moved 10.9%. On July 28, 2025, the actual move reached 4.3% versus 2.6% implied, while on April 28, 2025, shares moved 2.9% against an implied 0.8%. More recently, the July 27 announcement produced only a 0.1% move despite options pricing in 1.9%. These patterns suggest investors should prepare for potential price swings beyond current expectations around the upcoming earnings release. $WELL

Every alert I send goes out with a timestamp and an exact price, before the trade plays out. I post the winners and the losers. This week's results so far: $WELL +1.39% in 9 days $STX -1.13% in 2 days No cherry-picking, no deleting the red ones afterward. If you're tired of accounts that only post their wins, follow along and keep score yourself.

$WELL closed out this morning. - Bought on the alert Oct 1 after the close at $227.20. - Sold on the alert today at 11:19 AM ET at $230.36. That's +1.39% over 9 trading days.

$WELL hit its sell alert this morning. Alert said buy Oct 5 after the close at $224.24, sell today at $228.42. +1.86%, 5 trading days. Posting all of them, good and bad.

$WELL Welltower caught a Thursday upgrade: JPMorgan's Michael Mueller moved it to Overweight from Neutral with a 260 target, about 11% above Thursday's close. The stock rose 1.6% while the S&P sat flat. The substance is in the middle of Mueller's note: he expects several years of better-than-average growth, driven by net operating income growth he calls impressive for any company in the sector, not just a healthcare REIT. The number behind the thesis is demographic. About two million Americans turn 80 this year, while senior-housing construction sits near historic lows. That is occupancy and pricing power. The counterweight: the stock is up about 25% this year and yields just 1.3%, thin for a REIT. At 231, the tape has already captured much of the upgrade's price target. Q3 reports October 26 after the close.