Since Becton recently released fiscal first-quarter results marred by a slight revenue shortfall, however, some investors have decided it was time to jumpoff.
The health insurance and managed-care provider is still up 72.5% in the past 12 months, and the gurus decided it was time to jumpoff of the train and lock in profits, especially since the Medicare Modernization Act, which takes effect next year, could put a crimp in the growth in premiums that health insurance providers can charge.