Am I correct in saying the conservative approach does not quite fit with the results and forecast? Paying down debt, cutting costs. These are all good things, but perhaps the market is reading into the incongruence?
My opinion, these companies should always be very financially conservative, as things can go south very quickly. Maybe the market thinks there is something more to it. Perhaps prudent with the company's track record?
As it stands I am a happy holder.
Am I correct in saying the conservative approach does not quite...
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