Presenting a false dichotomy doesn't improve your argument. Those aren't the only two choices. If you want to have an honest, objective conversation you might want to admit your errors before proceeding rather than doubling down. Investing for growth is all well and good but I would like to see some signs that it is paying off. We are yet to see that and the company keeps pushing off profitability into the future. The market will give you benefit of the doubt for only so long.
Presenting a false dichotomy doesn't improve your argument....
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