RE:RE:RE:RE:Qatar If Aero isn't in the stock right now, there's only so much concern they can show ;)
While I agree with you that FLY is making plenty of good decisions, and is on its way, the concerns that have been voiced on this board are totally legitimate:
- You can't be a company that doesn't release news. Regardless of the climate in aerospace, as a shareholder you want... you NEED to be informed. Good on the CEO for starting these monthly videos, but at the same time a publicly traded company needs to be transparent. It's totally understandable if their hands are tied in this area, but as a shareholder you should look at that as a liability and the stock as a bit of a gamble.
- As of the LATEST news, Flyht was not profitable. Expecting companies to be valued higher before producing tangible results with 100% certainty just isn't realistic. So, we can all expect the next financials to be great all they want, but arguing that making an investment before seeing the results is the move to make is incredibly risky.
- Flyht shareholders have seen no sustainable growth in the stock price, because of the issues mentioned above (and others). If you've traded on the hype, you've probably made a LOT of money on this stock. If you've just held, you've most likely seen your investment remain the same, or worse go down. This stock has not been a solid winner, this has been a lottery.
So, after I've considered these points and other frustrations thrown around on this forum, I consider posters like Aero to be a fresh breath of air from "Flyht is super duper!". I have no reason to believe him and maybe a few others don't know a LOT more about aerospace than most of us, and it's nice to have informed voices advising caution. It's needed for a company with this much potential and excitement around their product.
My 2c.