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Home Healthcare Industry: Short Explanation

wonder why the short interest in this industry, because of relatively low number of shares outstanding and low volume or shares traded?
this HH industry will be around for a long time, in aiming to cut health costs a strong case can be made to increase investment in hh by the government in favor of much more expensive institutional care, the four companies mentioned in the above articles have the infrastructure and business models to carry out consolidation and expansion adding efficiency and effectiveness - making a strong case stronger for home health.
Smart money is pushing the share prices up and there is no doubt that private equity will be jumping in once the credit markets open up. As usual the small investor can get squeezed short term, but long term these four companies look very attractive.



On Apr 30 02:45 PM tc1 wrote:

> P.S.--I finally sold out of AFAM (at slightly over $31) in late January
> upon doing some digging and finding this article by Devon Rackle:
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> "Almost Family Almost Makes the Cut" January 27, 2009
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> silobreaker.com/Documw...
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> (This negative article was also posted at fool.com )
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