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#AC Ready to Takeoff - Target 31.54Target : CAD 31.54
Resistance 2 : CAD 28.61
Resistance 1 : CAD 25.90
Support 1 : CAD 20.59
Strong 2 : CAD 14.75
NEWS & UPDATES
Air Canada (AC) said Thursday that it will resume flights and increase service to certain South American destinations as it rebuilds its flight network following the devastating impact of the coronavirus pandemic on global air travel.
The airline will resume flights from Montreal to Sao Paulo, Brazil on Dec. 8 and increase flights from Toronto to a daily basis starting Dec. 6.
Meanwhile, flights from Montreal to Bogota, Colombia will resume Dec. 2, while service from Toronto will increase to four per week starting Nov. 7. Elsewhere, flights from Toronto to Santiago, Chile will resume in January 2022.
Flights to Buenos Aires, Argentina, are still pending government approval, Air Canada said. The Argentine government has announced plans to reopen to international tourists as of Nov. 1.
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Do not view this idea as a recommendation for trading or investing. Risk Only What You Can Afford. Always Use a Stop Loss. Past performance is not necessarily a guide to future performance.
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AC / CHR LEAP/year long tradeLooking at entering an AC or CHR trade
- Based on improved demand for flights
- More people opening up to travelling
- Restrictions being eased all around.
Really the amount of ravelling happening is
increasing now, and the real benefits will be
in 2022.
CHR would be a commons trade, where as AC would be in Call options.
I am going to do a bit more looking into CHR, AC feels like a safer play, however, I am worried about entering a trade with earnings coming up shortly.
The AC and CHR charts move in an identical manner if you study them closely.
AIR CANADA, TIME TO FLY!Hello fellow traders and investors Air Canada has pulled back to the trendline which acts as a support. Our take profit target is placed around the 29$ area offering a 13% ROI.
Take Profit: 29$
Stop Loss: 24.75$
Technicals:
- RSI=Oversold
- 8SMA=Still indicating a downtrend
Fundamentals:
- Market Cap: 8.66B
- Sales Last 12 Months: 2.84B
- P/E:
- P/S: 3.05
- Debt/Equity: 2.14
- Sales growth yoy: -80%
- EPS growth Q/Q:
- Profit Margin: -172.60%
- Short Float:
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$AC.CA - Setting up to test $23 supportPandemic lockdowns across the country, big miss on earnings, losing $15 million a day.
My guess is that AC drops to test $23 when the current pattern completes.
I'm not confident that $23 support will hold.
The only good thing to say about Air Canada, is that they have government cash pouring in.
The government of Canada might not let AC die, but they've let the share price drop below a dollar in the past.
Feels like a good time to be short.
Disclaimer: I am an ape with a crayon.