With a new management team in place, the review process will likely lead to more conservative revenue growth, and therefore (earnings) performance, in the near term.

That will determine whether he should go aggressive or conservative, whether he should go for growth funds or balanced funds. This has absolutely nothing to do with the fund or fund managers.

Management is conservative and has a slow-and-steady approach that will not let the core business suffer at the seduction of hyper-expansion.

We expect commentary regarding the third quarter to be conservative - we could see revenue growth targeted for the low single digits (in percentage) and continued weakness in gross margin as the company works to bring inventory levels down.

As the biologist, the best management would be conservative, permit-only hunting. That's not the way the public wants it. They want to maintain a general season.

It looks like this is a one-off, ... and we will return to sub-par growth after this.