Fear is where profit is made, greed is where it is lostFundamentally things look great for VET. Sure the market doesn't like VET today for a few reasons. Largely due to the reliance on algorithms that fund managers use. When VET turns, it will turn hard, triggered by value whales who pick up cheap shares, traders and fund managers alike will flip overnight and lock into an oversold, outperforming, diversified company who is continually chipping away at debt and increasing profitability and this will rally hard. The pendulum has swung pretty far one direction.