Bullish On Airlines? Kiplingers had an article on airline stocks that opened with "There's an old wall street joke about how to end up with $1 million worth of airline stocks...Start with $10 million."
"In 2000, nine airlines controlled about 80% of the U.S. markets. Today, just four companies control about the same percentages."
Looking at the major players American Airlines presented the best opportunity for a cheap buy on the pullback. Looking at the technicals, what we have here is a potential Gartley and Bat pattern completion which also lines up with a 61.8 Fibonacci retracement from this stocks all time lows.
Long-term I'm still cautious about ever being too bullish on airline stocks because of the numerous factors that can affect them but as a trader, if you're looking to get long this looks to be a prime area.
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UAL is curling down This airline company found strong resistance zone at $48-$49. Bounced off it very agressively with gap down zone from $44 to $45 which is powerful sign that sellers keep control on price.
From fundamental point of view there is tension in Iraq - one of the biggest supplier of Oil in the worls. Break in supplies leads to higher prices and then higher costs for transport companies.
It pulled back to moving averages zone and now is curling down. You can put feeler here and on break down and close below $41.60 low.
Potential Target could be reversal point from April 28 at $38.
Still loven' LUVFinally made it over trend resistance and into what I hope is a new bull session.
The technicals aren't perfect, but history doesn't care. Still up in all time highs with more room to grow, if patterns stick I'll have more option money in June.
I think it's possible we could drop back into the previous zone, the volume is not yet there and I'm interested in what Friday may hold before going full throttle.
I'd also recommend generally ignoring the latest news on Southwests' Advertising faux pas p.pw , definitely doesn't look great, I don't think it'll really effect share price.
Id addition, The Street analysts are generally bullish;
"The stock currently has a dividend yield of 0.93%. The company has a P/E ratio of 21.7. Currently, there are 9 analysts who rate Southwest Airlines a buy, 2 analysts rate it a sell, and 2 rate it a hold." p.pw
Set your stops and hope for a Redbull (punny!).
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Trader thinks DAL can trade through its 52 Week HighDelta Air Lines, Inc. provides scheduled air transportation for passengers and cargo worldwide. Today a trader bought over 2,000 5.9.2014 37 Calls for $.74. This gives the buyer of the Calls, the right but not obligation to buy 200,000 shares of stock at $37 between now and next week and they paid a Cash Outlay of $150,000. With recent sell-offs in UAL and AAL, I thought that this was a goos risk vs reward trader, so I bought these Calls as well. Lets breakdown my trader.
The Trade: I bought the DAL 5.9.2014 37 Calls for $.74 debit
Risk: $74 per 1 lot
Reward: Unlimited
Targets: $.85, $1.00, $1.20 and $1.40
Greeks of this Trade:
Delta: Long
Gamma: Long
Theta: Short
Vega: Long