Boiler Room: The Official Stock Market Discussion

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

Airbus been growing their market share, and plane deliveries yearly as of late.

And thanks to the recent 737Max fukkup, Airbus delivered twice as much planes last year, and has way more on order.

Boeing ain't going away, but to act like it will all be a breeze is dangerous.

You forget they have military contracts?

 

[the cac mamba]

You forget they have military contracts?

we sell to boeing. i heard they have something big in the works for Q3

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

we sell to boeing. i heard they have something big in the works for Q3

GS predicts the worst Q2 ever but ALSO the best Q3 ever because once restrictions are lifted shyt gonna go wild

 

[old pig]

Southwest is definitely the safest bet for airlines but I'm probably going in hard on delta since it has more reward but way more risk but I'm okay with that. When this corona virus passes I'm playing everything long term with an occasional option.

Delta also safe too.

how do y’all feel about american airlines...I would imagine it almost falls along the lines of delta no?

also potential for gains similar to southwest and delta

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

Short term play. I bought some Exxon and Chevron. CEO'S are supposed to meet with Trump soon to figure out this oil issue.

 

[old pig]

thats a bold move. this shyt could kill movie theaters as a business if they werent already on their way out

stock has been dropping in a straight line for 5 years

ya I heard rumblings AMC was having financial issues well before the virus struck

 

[redd2013]

Delete

 

[analog]

You forget they have military contracts?

shyt, they may even be at a competitive disadvantage on that front against Lockheed and them... Speaking of which may actually be a good buy right now

 

[redd2013]

how do y’all feel about american airlines...I would imagine it almost falls along the lines of delta no?

also potential for gains similar to southwest and delta

I was looking at southwest, delta, and American. Than someone post this a few pages back. Lots of good information in this thread read all the pages from just today but u still got to do some of your own research. Go with south west if you don't want to take a chance more safe but if u looking for more upside with more chance to lose go delta. But make sure whatever u choose is for long term gonna take a while for things to recover but they will.

https://seekingalpha.com/article/4335135-buy-delta-sell-american

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

shyt, they may even be at a competitive disadvantage on that front against Lockheed and them... Speaking of which may actually be a good buy right now

Those are literally the only two military contractors in the U.S. game

 

[Majestic]

how do y’all feel about american airlines...I would imagine it almost falls along the lines of delta no?

also potential for gains similar to southwest and delta

Delta more secure imo, but AA still a major airline. I would not put all my cash on a single one, but rather put cash in both just incase.

 

[Robbie3000]

Bought it at 11, thought I had a legit lick

One of the three or maybe all three has to survive right?

 

[old pig]

Short term play. I bought some Exxon and Chevron. CEO'S are supposed to meet with Trump soon to figure out this oil issue.

I’m not familiar w/ occidental...looks like it could be promising tho

 

[Koapa]

I’m not familiar w/ occidental...looks like it could be promising tho

I have 44 shares of Oxy at 11.73 a share. I was tryin to transfer additional $200 to Fidelity to purchase 18 more shares at $10.56 a share but the money wont be available to trade until 2morrow morning. Damn.

Just a quick little lick.

 

[redd2013]

Delta more secure imo, but AA still a major airline. I would not put all my cash on a single one, but rather put cash in both just incase.

Ya diversify your whole portfolio. So just in case something crashes it wouldn't kill your whole portfolio.