Had they invested back then they would have lost money. You bring "guessing" into the picture, and right you are. Investors have been guessing for 28 years how when this airline will take flight. Now these latest developments, like previous developments, have investors hopes riding high that a one route airline with one aircraft somehow is going to turn the aviation world on its ear and everyone is going to look at a has been out of date marketing "expert" to make this a success. Everyone wants to be in on the ground floor of a dream so they later can brag about their incredible "insight". Well as far as Baltia went under previous management, no revenue was "in sight", no sold tickets were "in sight", not landings were "ions sight" and no route was "in sight" although all of those topics were discussed with all the zeal of an idealist investor. Though some investors feel the new management is worthy of a new chance and someone with some actual business acumen has stepped into the picture, I have seen only letters of intent, promises, all of which investors have seen before. Until they show me, I believe nothing. I am not worried about paying more for a stock, I only am concerned that it is going to make me money, no matter what I paid for it. So go ahead and buy those 1 or 2 or3 or 100 million shares of this, I wish you all the best. Once it takes off, I may consider this an investment. Until then, it is a guess stock. I have seen nothing to change my mind.
AI
