Why Are These Five Stocks Falling on Thursday?

HealthSouth Corp (NYSE:HLS), one of the largest providers of post-acute healthcare service,  is off by 2% after the healthcare giant reported third-quarter earnings of $0.52 per share on revenues of $778.6 million, missing earnings estimates by $0.07 per share, but beating revenue expectations by $20.97 million. Guidance is a bit light, with the company expecting 2015 adjusted earnings to be $1.94-$1.99 per share and adjusted EBITDA to be $675-$685 million, versus previous guidance of $2.11-$2.17 and $670-$680 million, respectively. At a forward P/E of under 14, shares look attractive, although management will need to control costs better for the optimistic scenario to play out. According to our data, 25 funds reported stakes worth $530.52 million (representing 12.60% of the float) at the end of June, up from 23 funds and $430.39 million at the end of March. Larry Robbins‘ Glenview Capital owned 4.49 million shares of HealthSouth at the end of June.