If I'm correct, Peter last spoke about two things which needed...

If I'm correct, Peter last spoke about two things which needed to happen for SAS to 'take off'. His first concern was that management's experience was not broad enough to take the company to the 'next level' and there was need for a shake up or new blood to kick things along. - This may well have just occurred.

The second thing Peter mentioned before his hiatus was that funding had to occur BEFORE a correction, down-turn or major crash in the global stock market. (There are reports around that this is imminent, who knows?)  I miss Peter's input. It was by far the most balanced, unbiassed level-headed analysis I have seen.