Yeah I read that already. I'm not quite sure what to make of that analysis though. Avid has been operating at a loss for the better part of a decade so I'm not sure why the much bigger stink is being raised. The stock price rebounded 3% today so the selloff seems to have stemmed, or already have been priced in. They did lose about $0.50/share over the past week so that more than covers the loss, but many analysts are pegging it for 40%-50% growth. The have much less revenue than last year because they've sold off so many of their consumer lines, but they're actually more profitable now and have more cash in the bank then they did last year, or at the beginning of this year.
Here's an article that lays out the actual numbers:
http://www.fool.com/investing/general/2 ... arter.aspxIf I had to make a guess, it would be that their stock will hit $7.50 within two months, but then lag with the rest of the economy through 2013-2015. From all accounts that I've read they're actually a much stronger company than they were at this time last year.