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What: Health-care-information-systems provider Quality Systems (Nasdaq: QSII) is in need of an optimistic transfusion, falling as much as 10% this morning, after offering preliminary second-quarter and full-year earnings guidance.

So what: Not 24 hours after I tell you to get Quality Systems on your watchlist does it make me look like a fool (and not in the good way!). The company's second-quarter guidance that it would earn between $0.24 and $0.27 on revenue of $107 million-$111 million is well-short of Wall Street's expectations for a profit of $0.38 on sales of $116.1 million. For the full year, Quality Systems is anticipating revenues to range between $428 million-$431 million, with EPS of $1.27-$1.30. The current consensus estimate is for a profit of $1.41 on $437 million in sales. Quality Systems cited delays in product purchases as the reason for the shortfall.

Now what: Relax! There's a bright side to this news. In addition to shares becoming even cheaper than they already were, Quality Systems issued its 2013 guidance and it looks fantastic! Revenue is expected to grow by 20%-24%, which would imply $513 million-$534 million using the high/low of its fiscal 2012 preliminary guidance. Earnings growth is expected to be even more robust with forecasted growth of 20%-25%, implying $1.52-$1.63 in EPS. Although this would put EPS below Wall Street's expectations for 2013, the company's revenue expectations are significantly higher than the current consensus. This is a high-growth company, in a high-demand field, trading below 20 times forward earnings and with a debt-free balance sheet. It looks like it has a good shot to rebound off of these lows.

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