What I said was "I agree with the analysis", which was published prior to their earnings release, after which their stock dropped significantly. If you can read an income statement, and carve out one-time items, such as bulk sales of land, and look at their historical inability to a) generate profits on an operating income basis, and b) inability to execute on numerous business plans (see their 10-K's, 10-Q's and assorted press releases over the past 4 years announcing a change in strategy), and it paints a pretty compelling picture.