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What: Shares of Indian online travel company MakeMyTrip (Nasdaq: MMYT) lost as much as 20% in intraday trading as investors freaked out over fiscal second-quarter earnings.

So what: MakeMyTrip is an online travel site hoping to do in India what Ctrip.com (Nasdaq: CTRP) has done in China. Of course with a young, high-growth company like MakeMyTrip, the worry for investors is that growth -- even smoking-hot growth -- may fall short of what the market is hoping for. That was exactly the case for MakeMyTrip's shares today. Though adjusted earnings per share met Wall Street estimates and revenue less service costs was up an impressive 42%, the latter number was short of the bar analysts' had set.

Now what: Last week, shares of MakeMyTrip caught a nice tailwind as strong earnings from priceline.com (Nasdaq: PCLN) and some optimistic analyst comments about MakeMyTrip's upcoming quarterly report encouraged investors. Much of the decline today is simply erasing last week's gains. Looking ahead, the company sees revenue less service cost in a range of $58 million to $61 million for fiscal 2011, which would be close to 50% above fiscal 2010's total.

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