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Weekly opportunity American Airlines Uptrend American Airlines tried to recover above the mark of 13.00 on Wednesday (October 7) after a revival of hopes over a potential aid for the airlines despite the recent decision by US President Donald Trump to halt stimulus talks with the Democrats. After his call to end the stimulus talks with the Democrats, President Trump urged Congress to extend $25 billion assistance to US passenger airlines, including American Airlines. According to Reuters, House Speaker Pelosi spoke with Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin by phone on Wednesday evening (October 7) about a potential standalone bill for $25 billion in aid to airlines that Democrats tried to advance last week. Mnuchin, who had been Pelosi’s negotiating partner as they tried to reach a comprehensive package in recent days agreed to talk again on Thursday (October 8), the spokesman, Drew Hammill said. According to CNBC, last week American Airlines, United Airlines, and other U.S. carriers began furloughing more than 32,000 workers. Airlines that started furloughing their workers said they would reverse course if more aid was approved.
NASDAQ:AALLong
by walidmektoubi
$AAL American Airlines Chart Analysis Lets look at the big picture as the action on the daily chart is such a mess. The stock is within a well respected congestion channel since early June, with the Anchored VWAP and Middle Bollinger Band also as resistance. Further resistance comes from the 0.283 fib level @ $13.80. Hopeful longs have continually got punished in this stock regardless of stimulus newsflow, the safe option is to trade any rally rather than position for it. The channel breaks above $15.00 with $17 as the next resistance
NASDAQ:AAL
by Bullishcharts
AAL Wedge NASDAQ:AAL and other airline stocks may see a boost this week with talks of relief for the companies. My target for AAL is 15.60 for the day leading up to earnings. I believe that stimulus could quickly take shares up and shift the downward momentum that airlines have faced over the past three months. Furthermore the wedge that is forming is supported with a few bullish catalysts, MACD cross, 50 SMA approaching the 100 SMA for an upward cross, and a strong increase in volume on a move to a higher high.
NASDAQ:AALLong
by crawfordpaul
AAL - American Airlines Sell SetupAAL is forming an inverse head and shoulders pattern around support in green. The head and shoulders is still an idea so we are waiting for the right shoulder to form and then buy on the neckline (in gray) break upward. we also have a trendline in red and divergence adding more confluence to our setup. our trigger would be after a momentum candle close above the neckline. Or waiting for a red dot (swing high) to form around the upper red trendline to consider it valid and buy on its break upward. and the stop loss would go just below the right shoulders. we always target double our stop loss. Good Luck!
NASDAQ:AALLong
by TheSignalyst
AAL: squeeze playAAL has taken way too much debt and incinerated capital in a buyback scheme that could barely keep the stock in the 30s in the 'repo' rally of 2019 end (remember the 'this is not QE by Powell?). On the other hand, the hand of shorts (30% of float) shows in the price action, especially from June on: massive squeeze, then progressively sold off. Very difficult to say how things are going to play from now to election, but news on late Friday that they are receiving $5.5B Treasury loan will provide new ammo to cover and potentially push stock past its levels, especially if the overall market returns to sell Tech in favor of 'anti-Covid plays'. Look at the levels as support and resistance, and play accordingly. $14 is very stubborn resistance
NASDAQ:AALLong
by nikodemuskell
AAL Long TermWith airline traffic picking up after 3 months of quarantine, Airlines are starting to work up to its ATH. AAL was at $30.16 before the pandemic hit in early march. In 2018 ATH was around $59.00. Airlines have been getting loans from the Government. AAL has secured 5.5 billion in loans and is looking to secure more by the end of September. In my opinion LUV, DAL, and SAVE are better airlines to invest in or JETS (airline ETF, all airlines), keeping in mind AAL could possibly file for bankruptcy. Shares for your long term portfolio or ITM Calls for 2021 or 2022 could be good for AAL or either of these stocks I mentioned. credit: Danny Devan
NASDAQ:AALLong
by jUiCE_Trades
AAL making higher lows finding support on gannfan AAL American Airline found a strong support on 8/1 gannfan line where it got a huge wick rejection and was building up strong momentum since then. This is a deep pullback and now aslong as it will break 200 and 50 sma and retest those, AAL will continue up to at least 15.23$ level and then after breaking that to 1.618 fib levels 17.8$ target and even further to 2.618 which is the 21.81$ target especially considering the short volume of 30%. The momentum also made high lows with a very small pullback on that momentum indicator so it is all about breaking that triangle formation now at around 13.38$ levels which lines up with the 200 50 sma
NASDAQ:AALLong
by UnknownUnicorn7005306
AAL - Ready For Take Off? A Huge week is coming up for the airline industry next week. As you can recall, the Stimulus Package passed back in March provided the airlines with $25 billion in aid as long as they didn't let go of any their employees for a certain period of time. That certain period of time expires September 30th. The airlines are asking Congress for additional aid and the clock is ticking. The airlines argue that unlike other traditional jobs, airline employees (pilots, crew, flight attendants, etc.) require extensive training. If you let go of these employees, you can't just hire new ones at the flick of a switch as pilots, flight attendants and mechanics all must be certified by the government and receive proper training. If additional aid is not given, the airlines are estimating on releasing the following: American Airlines - 19,000 workers United Airlines Holdings - 16,000 Delta Air Lines - will delay the effective date for a potential 220 pilot furloughs to Nov. 1 Southwest Airlines Co. have said they will avoid most forced cuts for now, after thousands of workers retired early or took leaves That being said, either aid is given or 35,000+ more citizens will be added to the unemployment sheet for the month. Personally, we don't see how aid is not given to avoid this grim scenario. This takes us to the TA part: TA: We've been accumulating AAL between $11.50-$14.00 since August if you check our previous AAL posts. We think the additional aid will be a huge move up for the stock. Theres several layers of resistance but wouldn't be surprised with this kind of news to see a shot straight to the 200ma at around $16.50 at the moment. Targets: 1. $16.45 area (where the 200MA will be) 2. $19.10 (top of our resistance line in pink) 3. $19.93 (fib retracement level) 4. $22.73 (previous high) Now, this a large pump, but very possible. As always, this is a risk. The government could very well delay the aid as it does not come to an agreement, employees are laid off, aid comes later, etc. This is 2020 and worse things have happened. We have our stop losses at $10.75 . Keeping a close watch on this one. Give us a follow and shoot us a Like for more analysis updates. Cheers! Disclaimer: I do not provide personal investment advice and I am not a qualified licensed investment advisor. I am an amateur investor. All information found here, including any ideas, opinions, views, predictions, forecasts, commentaries, suggestions, or stock picks, expressed or implied herein, are for informational, entertainment or educational purposes only and should not be construed as personal investment advice. While the information provided is believed to be accurate, it may include errors or inaccuracies. I will not and cannot be held liable for any actions you take as a result of anything you read here. Conduct your own due diligence, or consult a licensed financial advisor or broker before making any and all investment decisions. Any investments, trades, speculations, or decisions made on the basis of any information found on here, expressed or implied herein, are committed at your own risk, financial or otherwise
NASDAQ:AALLong
by MannyLo