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October 23, 2008

Proposed Homeowner Bailout Plans are Loaded With Problems (at Seeking Alpha)

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WellPoint earnings fall as investments decline (AP)

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A shaky financial market helped push WellPoint Inc.’s third-quarter profit down more than 5 percent, but company leaders said Wednesday tough times could create buying opportunities for the insurer.

Care Investment to repurchase up to 2M shares (AP)

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Real estate investment and finance company Care Investment Trust Inc. will repurchase up to 2 million shares of its common stock, the company said Wednesday.

Credit agencies ‘broke bond of trust’ (at FT.com)

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Credit ratings agencies were fully aware that their conflicts of interest were giving unduly high scores to risky assets, threatening the stability of the entire financial system, lawmakers from a key Capitol Hill committee claimed on Wednesday.

Housing Forecasts Too Cloudy…Even To Forecast (at CNBC)

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Care Investment Trust Names Steven N. Warden to Board of Directors (PR Newswire)

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Care Investment Trust Inc. today announced it named Steven N. Warden, President and Co-Head of CIT Healthcare to Care’s Board of Directors.

Mortgage Rates: Lock In or Float? (at TheStreet.com)

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Care Investment Trust Announces Share Repurchase Program (PR Newswire)

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Care Investment Trust Inc. , a real estate investment and finance company investing in healthcare-related real estate and commercial mortgage debt, today announced that its Board of Directors has authorized the purchase, from time to time, of up to 2 million shares of its Common Stock.

Todd Harrison: Bear trap: the other side of the trade (at MarketWatch)

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One of our favorite adages in Minyanville is to sell hope and buy despair, but the question remains whether weâ??ve seen enough fear this year.

Cut Public Spending To Save New York (at Forbes.com)

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