Investors are getting what they paid for....Put your money into a high risk/low return portrfolio and this is what you get. QF has minimal fat left to trim these days. The greatest two expenses are an incompetent senior executive gravy train and fuel.
To QAN Shareholder to you I say 'stiff sh*t'. No matter how much you try to pump up the airline with your fantasy style comments and wishful thinking the facts are larger than life - middle east crises (in fact a Dictator farting into the air will cause mass panic with the oil cartels which conveniently then jack up prices),greedy execs, natural disasters, economic downturns plus a deteriorating product in all areas from service to aircraft will ensure the precious share price will never return big money whether you put your cash in to either short term or long term portfolio's. These issues will ALWAYS exist in aviation.
It is very sad but very true that QF is on a path to nowhere as far as a 'decent investment opportunity' is concerned. Who cares if Allan is around at the years end or not - the airline is a lemon. Virgin is a lemon also, Borghetti the master illusionist, the hope of all hope, the man to create a Prohart work of art out of the dregs that Godfrey left behind has also managed to achieve no stem to the loss making. Why ? Because airlines rarely make money. As for Jitstar ? Please, they will be another dead end investment. Yes they will float, Boston Bruce and an assortment of leaches will make millions for themselves, move on when the smoke settles and leave behind nothing less than a wothless shell, yet the investor will be dazzled by mathematical wizardry, glossy brochures and top investment ratings by the very accounting firms who helped to bring you the GFC and world bankrupcy, but go for it and waste your precious pennies on making a group of executives even richer..........
Enjoy