Avicopter's 14% share price drop outpaces its EPS decline, indicating overconfidence in the market. Despite a 21% loss for shareholders, it's less severe than the market's 24% loss. Returns have worsened over the past year.

Avicopter's high P/E ratio may pose a risk given its expected earnings plunge. If P/E matches the negative growth outlook, shareholders could face disappointment.

The dip in EPS possibly deterred investors, hinting at underwhelming market performance. Despite a 0.6% yearly return over five years cushioning long-term investors, recent market trends may still present a buying opportunity for those seeking long-term growth.