growing a business isn't done inside a year...part of the entire process for any business results in less than favorable decisions and consequences. There is never going to be perfect execution. Again, the debt will be gone when they don't need to pull capital to fund their reinvestment into the organization. I'm fairly certain that CV has made his recoup already and they are waiting on the disclosure. What would make sense for a short term horizon doesn't make sense for one that is 5-10 years down the road. They aren't concerned with making sure the stock is at a point where traders can flip and cut bait...they are building a business especially in a market that doesn't necessarily exist right now. Just like Amazon and ecommerce...their stock was relatively flat for years before exploding...if you want something to turn quickly, this isn't the stock for you...if you want to invest for long term potential then patience is required. As mentioned...once the release details to how those reinvestments contributed to a greater overall value for the organization the market will correct the price and factor in the additional value...just like taking a home equity loan and redoing your kitchen...costs 10k but adds 20k to the resale value. In the short time, it feels like a 10k hit, but when the value is realized so is the additional benefit.
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