The company's full-year guidance is for adjusted net income per diluted share of between $1.40 to $1.50, and management says it's "confident" in its "ability to achieve a double digit, year-over-year adjusted earnings growth rate next year. Nevertheless, investors don't appear willing to give management the benefit of the doubt. In the past year, the company's been battling weaker pricing, margin headwinds, and supply bottlenecks. Perhaps a wait-and-see approach to this stock is warranted until the all-clear is sounded.