Missed estimates in the low 30 cent range. But guided upwards for the future. David Field, CEO, talked about the industry being down 30%, from peak revenue....and would need to go up 40%, just to get back what was lost. He essentially said (my take) that gaining back 1/4 or 1/3 of that lost revenue in 2010 is a reasonable possibility. (I personally think they will get back HALF of it, but whatever.) And if they show revenue GROWTH of even the kind he is talking about, that is anywhere from about 10-15% revenue growth in 2010. AND, with all the cost cutting, it would quite substantially "gussy up" the bottom line.

Personally, I see the company making anywhere from $1.40-1.50 in 2010. And selling at 10x earnings, conservatively, or $14-15, in a year or so. It won't be lower than $10 in 12 months....and it could be as high as $20.