CPI Card Group's shares are still relatively cheap and stable. With higher cash flow expected, the future looks promising. The optimistic profit outlook hasn't been fully factored into the share price, making it a good time to accumulate more holdings.

CPI Card Group's low P/E, despite its earnings growth, incites worries for expected EPS contraction next year. Shareholders interpret it as a sign of no pleasant earnings surprises in the future.

Analysts turn increasingly bearish on CPI Card Group's prospects with notable decreases to revenue and EPS estimates. The company's expected contraction and slower growth against the broader industry signal a worrying future.