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Air Canada (AC-T) is viewed as a high-risk investment by many analysts, primarily due to the cyclical nature and inherent challenges of the airline industry. While some experts note that the company has rebuilt its balance sheet and is trading at lower valuations compared to U.S. peers, others express skepticism regarding its ability to generate long-term shareholder value due to high capital requirements and low margins. The sentiment surrounding Air Canada remains mixed, with several analysts highlighting potential growth opportunities if concerns like tariff uncertainties are resolved. However, many experts caution against investing in airlines due to the competitive landscape, volatile fuel prices, and the challenging economic environment. Despite this, there are indications of optimism surrounding its brand loyalty and market recovery efforts, suggesting that there might be strategic trading opportunities in the future.
Airlines are economically sensitive stocks. Technically, the chart shows a base, which suggests a swing trade. If, and only if, AC arcs up with definite conviction off support of $15 or so, it could head close to $24 (though might not quite make it).
Don't do it until it breaks out. Plus, you'll need a fundamental reason (such as Trump backing off tariffs).
Deferred capex, a positive. Flexibility with its fleet. Strong balance sheet. Under 6x PE, way cheaper than US peers. Softness this year due to tariff uncertainty, sees growth returning in next couple of years. If tariffs don't go on, a nice buy. Put it in a non-registered account as more of a trading stock.
Does not find business attractive. Airline business very hard - high capital requirements with low margins. Would look elsewhere in the markets.
Powerful brand, great loyalty program, flights seem full. Concerns around trade war and cancelling US trips. Hurt by weak CAD, so concerns around input costs and margins. Buying back stock. Low valuation, decent time to look at it.
Does not invest long term in airlines. Business very hard - capita requirements very high, with low margins. Few barriers to entry - lots of new competitors. Oil prices are volatile - which creates difficulty in costs. No dividend makes this company hard to invest in. Better options elsewhere.
No. At a level of support around $20, a pretty strong move. Weak technicals, definitely in a downtrend, messy no-man's land. If we were earlier in the cycle, he'd support its trying to find a base here. Late cycle is big for energy; for airlines that aren't unhedged, that's going to be a big headwind as input costs come under pressure.
His team likes EIF, so take a look at that name.
Was $50 before pandemic, yet financials are virtually the same now as then. Massive upside. Being hit by sentiment left over from pandemic. Continues to tap into the US market. No dividend.
(Analysts’ price target is $27.50)He never owns airlines. AC has failed to generate shareholder wealth creation historically. They take on too much debt, then buy back shares, then raise equity. Avoid.
Capital structure not great, but company appears to be growing. Capacity to China/Asia growing. Fuel costs coming down. Would recommend buying - price could reach ~$40/share. Overall, is positive on the business.
The chart is a good example of volatility so it is not for the timid. It is a swing trade candidate. If owned then hold onto it. He is not sure about buying. Medium odds of gaining.
Air Canada is a Canadian stock, trading under the symbol AC-T on the Toronto Stock Exchange (AC-CT). It is usually referred to as TSX:AC or AC-T
In the last year, 33 stock analysts published opinions about AC-T. 10 analysts recommended to BUY the stock. 13 analysts recommended to SELL the stock. The latest stock analyst recommendation is . Read the latest stock experts' ratings for Air Canada.
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33 stock analysts on Stockchase covered Air Canada In the last year. It is a trending stock that is worth watching.
On 2025-03-19, Air Canada (AC-T) stock closed at a price of $15.22.
It has rebuilt its balance sheet and the valuation is well below the historical average. It has lagged the U.S. airline stocks even though it has initiated a 12 month share buyback program. It is at a lower price today than the price for share buybacks, recent option offerings and insider buying in February. Travel should come off a bit but not as much as the drop in its stock price. Buy 13 Hold 4 Sell 0
(Analysts’ price target is $24.65)