Originally Posted by
flightmedic01
Investors should probably avoid United Continental until it starts delivering solid results on a more consistent basis.
By the time that happens, the stock will be WAY too expensive, and he will rant that United is overbought.
Using the perfect market theory, our stock price is exactly correct because it already takes in all this information.
So which stock would you rather own, one that is overperforming, or one that is underperforming and could do much better with more potential?