RE:Idiots panicking?2nd time in two weeks for the VMD shareholders to panic sell. The first occurred with the Q2 release and a miss on EBITDA plus slower growth for guidance in Q3. Market does not like misses whether VMD or any other stock in this environment. IMO, Casey and management should of given better guidance on expected EBITDA for Q2 given management was making significant investments and likely should of been aware this would hit EBITDA in Q2. Doug Cooper gave management another change on the Q@ conference call and again management did not indication a reduced EBITDA margin. If things don't improve in Q3 results, the market will respond accordingly AGAIN. This last sell off was the result of panic selling after a number of days of continuous selling. There was some panic when the $9 mark was broken, but investors got even more nervous as we broke the $8.50. It felt like pure panic selling (and it appears we need something like this to possibly stabilize the stock). Usually panic selling days get rid of the majority of the shaky shareholders. Also, you generally seem to need to get into an over sold state prior to a turn around. It feels like we might of just got there today. I expect some consolidation now and then a SLOW recovery but I don't expect to see $10 again for months.