Im sure both of you are not alone-although I think the SP will gain from here -I also think its far better to wait till it has gained more and done so consistently..at that time investors will feel far more comfortable,and at that time there will naturally,be more of them wanting to come on board.
IMO the psychology needs to turn from ''dangerous beast'' to ''this is a majority government owned business with a good balance sheet and is still successful--I cant believe that the market smashed it so bad''--to put it simpler --when it goes from ''opportunity''...to ''safer opportunity''
I can understand why management did not want to say much about VAH--they would have to be SO careful at times like this---of course Branson could just be a flash in the pan but it is far easier for him to inform, than AIR management. Its encouraging ,if nothing else.
It brings to light the fact that an ailing company can still be of value, strategically. Could be a bit like buying a clapped out dump of a villa in grey Lynn---you are not buying a house...you are buying an address.