Big Gucci Sosa
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When the 'stimulus' is done (sometime in the fall), the airlines are gonna be furloughing a boat load of people. The big 3 are gonna shrink, bigly. IF they are half the size they were going into this I will be amazed. Whether or not international traffic comes back quickly is the big variable in all this, but regardless, I wouldn't touch BA. I think it's hot garbage for the forseeable future for their commercial division, and while it might not be worth zero, it ain't far from it. I would love to know what you think makes it remotely attractive though.That's why the stock price fell by 75-80%. They are also a huge player in defense and space.
The airlines are one of the largest beneficiaries of the multi-trillion dollar stimulus. I don't think that the commercial airliner production division has a less than zero value yet.
When the 'stimulus' is done (sometime in the fall), the airlines are gonna be furloughing a boat load of people. The big 3 are gonna shrink, bigly. IF they are half the size they were going into this I will be amazed. Whether or not international traffic comes back quickly is the big variable in all this, but regardless, I wouldn't touch BA. I think it's hot garbage for the forseeable future for their commercial division, and while it might not be worth zero, it ain't far from it. I would love to know what you think makes it remotely attractive though.
When the 'stimulus' is done (sometime in the fall), the airlines are gonna be furloughing a boat load of people. The big 3 are gonna shrink, bigly. IF they are half the size they were going into this I will be amazed. Whether or not international traffic comes back quickly is the big variable in all this, but regardless, I wouldn't touch BA. I think it's hot garbage for the forseeable future for their commercial division, and while it might not be worth zero, it ain't far from it. I would love to know what you think makes it remotely attractive though.
Might want to buy JNUG again if it dips close to $4. I believe $5 by the end of the week is a definite.Nice! I finally sold off my JNUG today. Didn’t make much profit, but a little bit is better than none. I got in on NVAX yesterday, so I’m hoping for a decent swing on it after they announced their flu vaccine was cleared by FDA. I’m thinking it’ll shoot up some early in the morning.
Also, CCL (Carnival) is basically a no brainer BUY right now. -82% in 3 months, from $52 to now $9. This at the very least will double your money by years end. Probably even much sooner..
Very likely (just within the past 2 weeks it did this).
Also, Carn just borrowed $6.25b, and Royal borrowed only 2.2 (each amount is to cover them for 12 mo). And, it looks like Carn borrowed $650m just back in Oct. Royal is also at about 1/5 its recent high.
Thoughts, on carn vs royal ?
All those reasons (other than being a member of the Dow - that means nothing on a go-forward basis and it wouldn't shock me if they were removed from the Dow at some point) I think are good ones that the company won't be allowed to go bankrupt, not necessarily that the stock is a buy. The company will survive, but that doesn't mean the equity will be valuable.Dow 30 member
Major defense contractor
Will be a major Space Force contractor
Part of a duopoly
Multi year backlog before C19
Way off it's highs
Doubled in 5 days when C19 news looked brighter
to name some big reasons
