

I like this take from Market Watch:
"Donald Trump has at long last unveiled his healthcare plan, branding it the “Great Healthcare Plan.” The core of the proposal is to cut the private health-insurance companies out of healthcare altogether — something liberals have been demanding for decades.
The Republican president is proposing that Uncle Sam send each of us a check every year so we can buy our own healthcare directly from doctors, hospitals, pharmacies and so on.
The first thing to say is that if this plan had any chance of becoming law, stocks of the health-insurance companies would be plummeting on Wall Street. After all, this bill would devastate, or even effectively destroy, their businesses.
Instead, health-insurance stocks actually rose after the announcement. Many were up by 1% or even more.
Investors are not shaken. They are not even stirred. Wall Street thinks this proposal has no chance of getting through Congress.
And, given the power, influence and campaign donations handed out by big insurance companies, Wall Street may well be right."















The search results are interesting, but I haven’t heard of half the bands:
Bands with No Original Members
Bands with Only One Original Member Left (Often Considered “One-Member” Bands)