It is always what a stock appears to be (so pessimistic a situation) with total doubt in situations like this when it is getting killed into lows. In hindsight people often say after a stock like this moves up from oversold conditions, "I wish I'd have bought" for example. Good traders side-step emotion & therefore buy a low, beat up stock when worst expectations are priced into it.
It is possible MILL is signaling something worse, but I am speaking in general terms what happens typical with people and stock trading. People often think worse is coming and let emotion affect them preventing them from buying, and thus miss a good buy opportunity.