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Title: Ruslan Averin on UNH, BA, CCL and NCLH: Four Broken Stocks, Four Different Answers

Kyiv, Ukraine, 23rd May 2026 - Not all damaged stocks recover the same way. Some reprice and move on. Some reprice and keep falling. The difference matters more than the discount.Ruslan Averin, an independent analyst covering equity markets and derivatives strategies, who tracks all four names actively in his own research portfolio, published research in May 2026 examining four stocks that have spent the past two years under significant pressure — and why he sees them differently.UnitedHealth Group (NYSE: UNH) reported Q1 2026 earnings of $7.23 per share, ahead of estimates, with its Medical Care Ratio falling 0.9 percentage points to 83.9%. The company raised full-year guidance above $18.25 EPS. “UNH is a turnaround that is actually turning,” Averin said. “At 18-19 times forward earnings for a company with $111 billion in quarterly revenue, the valuation is the most compelling it has been in years. The damage from 2024-2025 is priced in. The recovery is not.”Boeing (NYSE: BA) presents a different calculation. The company carries a $682 billion order backlog — structural demand that is not in question. The question is execution. With $54 billion in debt and free cash flow guidance of $1-3 billion for 2026, there is little room for operational errors. “Boeing is a buy when quarterly deliveries confirm the path to 700+ aircraft for 2026. Until then, the backlog is a promise, not a result,” Averin noted. “I watch the delivery numbers every quarter.”On the cruise sector, Averin draws a clear distinction between Carnival Corporation (NYSE: CCL) and Norwegian Cruise Line (NYSE: NCLH). Both stocks bounced sharply this week — CCL up 9%, NCLH up 11% — but he sees them differently at current levels. “CCL has the stronger balance sheet, the better cash flow trajectory, and the pri...

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