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DaVita: I Believe This Is Overvalued

DaVita Inc. stock doubled on a Q1 '26 beat and court win, but valuation looks stretched vs. fair value. Click for this DVA update and see if it is right for you.

DaVita: I Believe This Is Overvalued
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DaVita Inc. stock doubled on a Q1 '26 beat and court win, but valuation looks stretched vs. fair value. Click for this DVA update and see if it is right for you.

Summary - DaVita Inc. has more than doubled in share price within six months, driven by a strong Q1 '26 beat and a favorable court ruling. - DVA fundamentals and long-term prospects remain largely unchanged, with 2026E AEPS recovery now expected at 30%+ and 10–16% annualized growth through 2028. - I sold over 95% of my DVA position as the valuation exceeded $210/share, far above my fair value target of $130/share.

- I reiterate a Hold rating on DVA given limited risk/reward upside at current multiples and persistent volatility. - Looking for more investing ideas like this one? Get them exclusively at Wolf of Value.

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Published
Jul 15, 2026
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