The old adageof "fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me" rings true yet again. It is not a difficult case to make from a trail of public dislcosures that optimistic views were much more readily shared than the negative reality that ensued. Q3 was done over month and half ago, so they were seeing difficulties they were having several months ago yet not much of a peep. When was that recent presentation about some $400 m revenue projection a few years from now made? This last newsrelease reminds me of that football gif that PG put out where some poor schmuck got rolled over like by a freight train.