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What: Shares of Centene (NYSE: CNC) fell 12% to begin trading today, but recovered some of that loss and is now down just 6%.

So what: Georgia said it was going to double check Medicaid records for overpayments, and AMERIGROUP (NYSE: AGP) said it would take a $0.16 per share charge. The state found it had double paid some insurers and it would be looking for money back for those over payments.

Now what: It seems a little odd that neither insurers nor anyone in the government knew that these double payments were happening. What should be good for taxpayers is a drag for investors today, and who knows exactly what the impact will be. For now it’s a big unknown but a number of insurers have been dragged lower today and I’m leery of buying on the dip.

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