I have been doing my due diligence because this came up on a search screen I ran on high yield securities.

When Charles Schwab rates a stock a "D" or "F" they indicate it should be sold. Those they rate an "A" or "B" are buy.

When I follow their recommendations I usually make money.

I'm not here to say short this because the fundamentals look good except for the fact that Medicare increases and reimbursements are probably going to drop some. That will hurt hospitals.

Also, without a public option the insurance companies are still going to make the most money in the medical arena, probably better than most of the pharmaceuticals.

The stock market had the best quarter in a decade during the last quarter. I expect that it has to correct some during the last quarter. I would not be surprised to see many stocks drop 5-10% based upon the big run up of the last quarter. This coupled with Schwab's rating and a less than impressive last quarter interview, I would only be interested in owning at an entry level much lower.