Shares of American Airlines fell about 8% yesterday after earnings, mainly due to a lower outlook for this year. I wasn't that impressed with $AAL-10.3%, but lately it seems like the sector is starting to recover. I find $UAL-15.7% and $DAL-10.8% the best so far, but their share price is not too low again.
What do you think about the results of $AAL-10.3%?
Yesterday's Delta Air Lines results were very positive, with shares up 9%. Revenues and earnings beat expectations and strong earnings are expected for 2025 (more in Flash News). I don't own stocks from this sector, but clearly this sector is starting to recover and companies are starting to do well.
Do you have $DAL-10.8% or any other airlinestocks in your portfolio ?
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The review is great. Maybe I'd sell most of it and keep a little in my portfolio.
Otherwise a pretty volatile sector in my opinion, but for some short/medium term trading this could be great. So for me it's either $DAL-10.8% stock or $RYAAY-2.5% stock.
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Shares of $RYAAY-2.5% are down more than 15% today following the results. I don't care much for this company. The only stock I find interesting in this sector is $DAL-10.8%.
It's an interesting company among airlines. Low-cost airlines are pretty hot. I don't own any of their stock. I'll take a closer look and if I come to a sensible decision, I'll be sure to let you know.
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On Friday, we will have the results of $DAL-10.8% airlines. I wonder if revenues will go up again and the recommendations will finally lriblize the share prices that were before the covid. What do you think?
Delta Airlines $DAL-10.8% released its Q3 2023 results with nearly 11% year-over-year revenue growth at $15.5 billion (vs. estimate of $15.13 billion). Earnings per share of $2.03 beat analysts' expectations by $0.08 with 34% year-over-year growth.
I've been holding $DAL-10.8% and $AAL-10.3% since the covid bottom, it was basically the beginning of my investing, because I thought that companies like that can't fail... :) So I'm making nice profits on my positions right now, and if we beat the pre-covid highs, that'll be awesome... :)
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I have $RYAAY-2.5% from this sector. It takes a slightly different approach than other companies. I wouldn't go to another one.