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You were wrong 2 times in 1 post... lol
as of yesterday- no airline has asked for a bailout.
Totally agree. Gov bail out will send it up fast but that’s not gonna happen.
imo it will go lower
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looks like it...
is a couple of the Big Boys...who recently lowered the stock price targets...so that tells me..they are probably short a Lot of shares...there are about 9,000,000 shares short here...and $$$ coming from Boeing...??!
hmmm...can Goldman and JP Morgan be deceptive...??!
nah...
jmo
hmmm...Will Boeing fork over a lot of $$$ to rekindle "LUV loss"...???
July 18, 2019 2:25 PM
Boeing Co. plans to record a $4.9-billion accounting charge related to its beleaguered 737 Max jetliner when the company reports quarterly earnings next week.
The after-tax charge, equivalent to $8.74 a share, covers potential concessions and considerations for airline customers who have been forced to cancel thousands of flights and line up replacement aircraft since the Max was grounded in March, the company said in a statement Thursday....
(sounds kinda Fair to me)
waiting for it...
Southwest is a great company but the 737 max media hysteria will continue to drag down in short term. Will be hard to persuade passengers to fly these planes. This is southwests future
When life hands you lemons...
Do you make lemonade...??!
heck No...You drink Tequila...!!!
Now...this 727 Max thing...LUV has had a great performance record with these planes...and in the future everyone who flies them will be extra safety-conscious...I wouldn't mind if SW decided to go to the 737 "yardsales' to pick up More of these planes...and put them into service when advantageous...I would imagine the prices they acquire these planes would be a "ganga" (bargain)…
And, is Boeing willing to make any financial concessions/reparations...to those companies in ownership of the Maxes...???
just thinking out loud...
...jk...
hmmmmm !.....My how that rumour and the chart seem "in synch" ! . . . .
https://www.google.ca/search?source=hp&ei=HlN6XNjSHNLb-gS1yafIDA&q=warren+buffett+buying+southwest+airlines&oq=warren+buffet+south&gs_l=psy-ab.1.5.0i10l4j0i22i30j0i22i10i30l5.1101.7790..12899...0.0..0.165.1562.18j2......0....1..gws-wiz.....0..35i39j0j0i131j0i3.ZHutLvYRIgw
So will Warren Buffet buy Southwest ?.....
The chart's screaming.......Yes !.......No, wait ! - No !
The chart's screaming NO !......He will NOT buy Southwest !......
Like, maybe at $40 bucks ; THAT'S where he'll buy it.......(the company "looks" too expensive right now !)
LoL !
Ha ! Was still editing when you responded.....have another look see
You must (or perhaps) reside on the west coast and be up (like myself) here at 1:30 am !
So, you say it was a Buffet-related thang/reasoning - yours'.....hmmmm,
Well, how's about the days' news release re their approval to fly Hawaii ?
I was reckoning this news as being the underlying cause for the wild swing(s).....
Thanks for the Warren Buffet heads up -
Guess I ought'a google (for a possible Buffet-LUV story ?).....Nice !
http://ih.advfn.com/stock-market/NYSE/southwest-airlines-LUV/stock-news/79363912/southwest-gets-ok-to-fly-between-west-coast-and-ha
Anyways - Might be interesting to monitor how their Long-term chart pans out !
Thanks! It was a rumor! LOL NO ONE HOLDS OVER WEEKEND ON A SILLY WARREN BUFFET RUMOR!!!!!!!
Hey wild call there but boy ! - You got it right !
Was it perhaps a gut-feeling or - Could it have been based on long term charts ?
7 months later - That up-sloping trend-line :
There (and below) are Fridays' 57 upgap/selloff......within the grand scheme of things !
I guess that's looking (to me) like - confirmation of more downside (a re-visiting of the 45)
Because of the 2 red oval gaps thru the Trend-line !
SHORT THE GAP IN THE AM. $57? hahahahaa
No $LUV For This Stock, Watch This Trade Level
Today, leading airline stock, Southwest Airlines Co (NYSE:LUV), is falling lower by $3.09 to $54.58 a share. The decline comes as Southwest gets a downgrade to sell by Goldman Sachs. The company is also facing a series of negative reports regarding a bunch of issues. The stock is now testing its 200-day moving average, a close below this important moving average would likely signal more downside in the near term. The next major price level that looks solid for support would be around the $48.00 level. This is where the stock broke out of a daily chart base in mid-January. It was also an area that was defended in October 2018, so it has shown institutional sponsorship in that area before and will likely again if tested.
Nick Santiago
InTheMoneyStocks
setting up nicely...??!...Fuel costs down...Traffic steady to up...
and new routes to Hawaii should be opening up soon...
Southwest has for years been my favorite...
Note..another dividend coming up as well...though not a big one...
...jk...
$LUV is looking great at this level. Break and hold the ~$54.50 area and it's off to the races. Airlines should be on everyone's radar, if they haven't already. Record lows for Oil, Record passengers for Thanksgiving, and Christmas is upon us. Airline earnings looking great.
I'd be shocked if this thing doesn't open -2% tomorrow.
Gotta Love the $LUV - exciting times ahead
today's $LUV move on news maker $DAL and no gap up.
Southwest Airlines Co(NYSE:LUV) Is Now On The Radar
Yesterday, I talked about how all of the major airline stocks have been under pressure since early July. This industry group has been steadily declining over the past eight weeks. The sector is now getting very oversold, but that does not mean that these stocks will not trade lower in the near term. Many of these stocks in the group are now approaching very attractive trade levels.
Southwest Airlines Co(NYSE:LUV) is a stock that is now on my radar. This stock topped out on July 7th at $64.39 a share. Today, LUV stock is trading as low as $51.65 a share, so you can see how much this stock has sold off already. I will now be watching the $48.75 area as the next major support spot on the chart. This was a level that was tested in late January 2017 and should serve as major support when retested.
Nicholas Santiago
InTheMoneyStocks
Could be up 100% for the year
Stock should go up to 70's by 2018
The increase dividend and stock buyback is huge!
My Tgts $80-120..LTP 53...Lovers of Luv
Is LUV a short candidate? Close below 50dma may confirm this notion but further homework is needed before u shoot your foot.
Morgan Stanley upgraded Southwest to Overweight. EBITDA mults trading at discount vs peers: UAL DAL ALK
EBITDA Multiples Analysis
LUV bullish 38.32
bullish divergence
at well defined support
macd crossing up over 0
good reward to risk place to buy
'golden cross' moving average pattern
http://www.southwest.com/
normal chart
log chart
Now a vote of no confidence by two major labor groups. Any more questions?
Three front line employee groups four years past their amendable dates. This management fails to spend any money on infrastructure. Accounts should not be CEO's. Look at all the picketing going on.
Please elaborate
One technical mistake and hope is lost ?
Just downgraded, Gary Kelly and crew have lost the good will of ALL of front line employees. This stock will sink to much lower levels than its current price.
Chart looks like we could see a bounce, but I'm hesitant right now. Anyone have reasons to believe this could be a mover over the next 6 months?
Too many open contracts with front line employees. Could get ugly. Who would of thought?
Looks that way but this is and industry I still have concerns about right now. Chart looks good right now tho.
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