Originally Posted by
MarkThyme
I guess you could make that argument, but I don't know who would take you seriously. The stock price is down 40% from a wild peak at the end of 2016. But looking at the last 10 years, I'm seeing a return of about 1090%, which beats everybody except UAL by a hefty margin.
Investors don’t care about 10 years ago. When you lose 40% of their money “today”? - that’s what they care about. Add to to fact that there’s not really a plan to get that money back? Yeah, I think that something that’s taken seriously. Listen to the earnings calls and then dance around the investors questions.