Schrader was selling off pieces of the company to survive. It's reporting record revenues and earnings. As one senior telephone executive has observed, guys like Schrader are learning that there's more to operating a telecom company than stringing fiber-optic lines together. Never mistake having a high stock price for being brilliant, especially if your company isn't actually making money. You're not smart.
Investors are greedy and stupid.
Look for the exit when executives start dabbling with pro sports franchises. Guys, you took your eye off the ball. I've heard that before, back in the 1980s when the Japanese supposedly were taking over the world. Their companies, too, sacrificed profit for market share. Look what happened to them.