$25 stock SWA smelling blood
03-11-2020 | 10:55 AM
#81
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They’re in mitigation mode until everyone has an idea what the bottom is. It wouldn’t surprise me in the least to see several moves made once we’ve found the bottom and have an idea on future demand.
03-11-2020 | 01:38 PM
#83
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Seriously, are you that clueless of aviation history. If you bought united stock in 2000 you would have lost 100 percent of your investment in 2003 bankruptcy
https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-...l11-story.html
https://www.chicagotribune.com/chi-0...n11-story.html
If southwest buys Spirit, it will be under 10 dollars a share. If you want to see where airline stocks are going check out a chart of a cruise ship stock.
https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-...l11-story.html
https://www.chicagotribune.com/chi-0...n11-story.html
If southwest buys Spirit, it will be under 10 dollars a share. If you want to see where airline stocks are going check out a chart of a cruise ship stock.
I stand corrected, my understanding was under chapter 11 shares were de listed and essentially off the market until reorganization. Chapter 7 being liquidation and worthless. I’m wrong. You’re right
03-11-2020 | 02:38 PM
#84
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We all make mistakes. The sad part is that if you bought them after they came out of reorganization in 2006, you would be barely even after 14 years.
03-12-2020 | 08:03 AM
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Had to share this little excerpt from a Motley Fool article (blog?) because it is so funny.
”I've never invested in an airline before, and I don't particularly like the industry. But five years from now, I'm pretty sure people won't be avoiding flying anymore. I could be wrong about choosing Spirit instead of the larger airline stocks, but Spirit has limited international exposure and a pile of cash. I don't how much the stock is worth, but I think it's probably worth a lot more than where it trades today.”
Totally like the pilots that bought the stock in the $40 range and then again in the $20 range. Will they be saying the same thing again if it hits single digits?
The title of the article is “The Key to Investing as Stocks Plunge and Coronavirus Spreads” I guess the key is buy things you don’t know anything about based on feelings? Too funny.
https://www.fool.com/investing/2020/...-coronavi.aspx
$15.22 as of this posting
”I've never invested in an airline before, and I don't particularly like the industry. But five years from now, I'm pretty sure people won't be avoiding flying anymore. I could be wrong about choosing Spirit instead of the larger airline stocks, but Spirit has limited international exposure and a pile of cash. I don't how much the stock is worth, but I think it's probably worth a lot more than where it trades today.”
Totally like the pilots that bought the stock in the $40 range and then again in the $20 range. Will they be saying the same thing again if it hits single digits?
The title of the article is “The Key to Investing as Stocks Plunge and Coronavirus Spreads” I guess the key is buy things you don’t know anything about based on feelings? Too funny.
https://www.fool.com/investing/2020/...-coronavi.aspx
$15.22 as of this posting
03-12-2020 | 08:19 AM
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Had to share this little excerpt from a Motley Fool article (blog?) because it is so funny.
”I've never invested in an airline before, and I don't particularly like the industry. But five years from now, I'm pretty sure people won't be avoiding flying anymore. I could be wrong about choosing Spirit instead of the larger airline stocks, but Spirit has limited international exposure and a pile of cash. I don't how much the stock is worth, but I think it's probably worth a lot more than where it trades today.”
Totally like the pilots that bought the stock in the $40 range and then again in the $20 range. Will they be saying the same thing again if it hits single digits?
The title of the article is “The Key to Investing as Stocks Plunge and Coronavirus Spreads” I guess the key is buy things you don’t know anything about based on feelings? Too funny.
https://www.fool.com/investing/2020/...-coronavi.aspx
$15.22 as of this posting
”I've never invested in an airline before, and I don't particularly like the industry. But five years from now, I'm pretty sure people won't be avoiding flying anymore. I could be wrong about choosing Spirit instead of the larger airline stocks, but Spirit has limited international exposure and a pile of cash. I don't how much the stock is worth, but I think it's probably worth a lot more than where it trades today.”
Totally like the pilots that bought the stock in the $40 range and then again in the $20 range. Will they be saying the same thing again if it hits single digits?
The title of the article is “The Key to Investing as Stocks Plunge and Coronavirus Spreads” I guess the key is buy things you don’t know anything about based on feelings? Too funny.
https://www.fool.com/investing/2020/...-coronavi.aspx
$15.22 as of this posting
Time to buy......Just ordered at 15.02
03-12-2020 | 08:29 AM
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From: Yes Ma'am, No Ma'am
03-12-2020 | 09:00 AM
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