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Leaders and Laggards.


How industry stocks fared from 5/1/99 through 5/31/99

May was a disappointing month for the long term care sector as investors openly fretted about the deteriorating de·te·ri·o·rate  
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 Long Term Care Index declined 9.5%, while the NASDAQ Composite The Nasdaq Composite is a stock market index of all of the common stocks and similar securities (e.g. ADRs, tracking stocks, limited partnership interests) listed on the NASDAQ stock market, meaning that it has over 3,000 components. It is highly followed in the U.S.  fell only 2.8%, and the Russell Russell, English noble family. It first appeared prominently in the reign of Henry VIII when

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 2000 increased 1.4% with the recent small stock rally. Sun, Mariner Mariner

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 leveraged capital structures with a murky operating outlook.
Company                     Gain/ Closing
                             Loss  price
Integrated Health Services +22.1%  $5.88
(NYSE:IHS)


Beverly Enterprises        +11.5%  $7.25
(NYSE:BEV)



Capital Senior Living      +10.1% $10.88
(NYSE:CSU)



Alterra Healthcare         -44.9% $12.25
(ASE:ALI)



Genesis Health Ventures    -36.0%  $4.44
(NYSE:GHV)




Mariner Post Acute Network -34.5%  $2.25
(NYSE:MPN)





Company                    Key factors

Integrated Health Services The stock bounced on the announcement
(NYSE:IHS)                   that IHS would manage long term care
                             contract rehabilitation operations previously
                             operated by NovaCare.
Beverly Enterprises        On Little stock-specific news, the stock
(NYSE:BEV)                   advanced as investors looked past the OIG
                             investigation and concentrated on the
                             company's lack of contract rehab and high
                             1995 costs as a basis for PPS payments.
Capital Senior Living      The company announced the election of Larry
(NYSE:CSU)                   Cohen as CEO and increased its Banc One
                             credit line to $34 million with no change in
                             terms, at a time when competitors experi-
                             enced more expensive capital with REITS.
Alterra Healthcare         The stock was crushed following the
(ASE:ALI)                    company's earnings release, which
                             reported operating EPS that fell $0.03 short
                             of expectations, increasing financing costs,
                             and longer fill-up periods.
Genesis Health Ventures    Speculation about potential financial buyers
(NYSE:GHV)                   died following a disappointing quarter, a
                             dispute with HCR Manor Care over the
                             possible termination of pharmacy contracts,
                             and union press releases accusing the
                             company of understaffing facilities.
Mariner Post Acute Network Hopes for a near-term turnaround were
(NYSE:MPN)                   dashed with a second quarter 1999 loss of
                             $1.07 per share, the violation of certain
                             debt convenants, and the layoffs of nearly
                             7,000 therapists.


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Date:Jul 1, 1999
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