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Claymore's Airline ETF (FAA) Takes Flight
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<> Claymore announced today that it has launched the first exchange-traded product for the global passenger airline industry in the form of an ETF with ticker 'FAA' , which is summarized below by the President of Claymore Securities, Christian Magoon, below:
“Passenger airlines make up the vital networks by which the world connects itself, and we are happy to be the first ETF provider to offer investors access to a portfolio of some of the most actively traded global passenger airline stocks,” . . . “FAA is an industry first < />< />< />< />< />< />...
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Bearish on DAL ...
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(closed on 10/08/08)
Even if they go up and down - still in the long run they are failing. Making no money. Gas is lower for awhile but in the long run airlines are black holes for cash.
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Bullish on DAL ...
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Analysts' Recommendation: Buy 30 Days Ago: Buy Analysts' Targets Lehman Brothers $9 Equalweight Wednesday, May 21, 2008 Credit Suisse $11 Reduce Tuesday, March 11, 2008 Delta Air Lines, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, operates as an air carrier in the United States and internationally. It provides scheduled air transportation for passengers and cargo. As of December 31, 2007, the company together with its subsidiaries, alliances, and partners offered flights to 485 worldwide destinations in 106 countries. It owned and leased a total fleet of 5...
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DAL: Taking the Money and Running From Delta
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Last September I was bearish on Delta Airlines (DAL), saying “How quickly we get from something that looks enticing to something that looks like it came out of bankruptcy five months ago. Which, of course, it did. Bottom line, if you want to take a flier on an airline, I’d stick with one of the short squeeze plays. The majors still look like they can cause a major league stomachache.” <> Earlier this month, I noted that I should learn to take the money and run , as three of my previously correct bearish calls had been bolstered by takeover rumors. With Delta now solidly bac...
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From the Blogosphere
Regional airlines find some upside in a tough market
Filed under: Industry, Delta Air Lines (DAL)  Across the country, big jets are disappearing -- <strike>nudged</strike> shoved aside by the little guys, which are cheaper to operate and don't require as many butts to fill seats.
The number of empty seats falls, and revenue per available seat-mile (RASM) goes up. It's pretty straightforward. But, for crowded flights, this could leave a few people stuck without their preferred routes. The alternative, of course, is an unsustainable status quo, in which a few passengers remain happy ... until the airline folds. <><>Continue reading <>Regional airlines ...
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Airline stocks lifted by upbeat international passernger data
Trading Radar for 10/22: AT&T (T), McDonalds (MCD), Amazon.com (AMZN), 3M (MMM), Dow Chemical (DOW), UPS (UPS) Report
The Trading Radar highlights key earnings and economic announcements for tomorrow's trading session:<u>Before Market Opens:</u>Economics:8:30am ET- Initial Jobless Claims – Street Sees 517K
Earnings:Akeena Solar (NASDAQ: AKNS) – consensus loss $0.10Alaska Air Group, Inc. (NYSE: ALK) – consensus EPS $2.26Alexion Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ: ALXN) - consensus EPS $0.21AT&T (NYSE: T) - consensus EPS $0.50Bunge Limited (NYSE: BG) – consensus EPS $1.47Cabot Microelectronics(NASDAQ: CCMP) – consensus EPS $0.36Cash America International (NYSE: CSH) – consensus $0.72CONMED (NASDAQ: CNMD) – consensus EPS...
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UAL Earnings Give a Boost to Airline ETF
<>Chicago-based UAL Corp. (UAUA), parent of United Airlines, gave a mix of good and bad news in its earnings report on Tuesday. The company narrowed its third quarter loss to $57 million, a significant improvement from the nearly $800 million loss incurred in the same period last year, but a loss nevertheless. In what is becoming a recurring pattern of this earnings season, United attributed the improvement to cost cutting measures, as opposed to stronger revenues. United noted some early signs of an uptick in air traffic, but said pricing needs to firm and business travel needs to return bef...
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Cheaper business class not helping airlines
Filed under: Delta Air Lines (DAL)  Business travelers still aren't coming back to the good seats, despite airlines' best efforts. FareCompare.com reports that many business class tickets to Europe are going to be 33% to 66% cheaper this fall relative to last year. Companies are being careful with their cash - which means stacking people in coach rather than giving them a little leg room on overseas flights. With back-of-the-plane tickets going for a quarter of the price (or less) than their business class equivalents, this isn't exactly shocking.
<>On Wednesday, Delta's (NYSE: DAL) cheapest NY...
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