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Boeing (BA-N) is experiencing a recovery phase after a challenging period marked by significant setbacks. The airline industry is seeing a resurgence in demand, with Boeing benefitting from a growing backlog of orders and increasing production levels, particularly for the 737 jets. Experts note an improvement in cash flow and operational execution, indicating a turn towards stability. However, concerns about high debt levels persist, and while some experts see a positive trajectory, they caution that future performance and growth opportunities may be built into the current stock price. Despite the struggles, the sentiment around Boeing remains cautiously optimistic as it navigates ongoing challenges in a complex industry.
He thinks airbus will take a bigger piece of the pie when orders resume. He likes Raytheon (RTX-T).
More research: https://edition.cnn.com/travel/article/odds-catching-covid-19-flight-wellness-scn/index.html The airlines always get bailed out, because too many jobs across American rely on these airlines. This is a tailwind. Today, the FAA was pleased with the test flight of the troubled 737 Max. If it flies again, this will be a game-changer. He can't believe it, but he recommends Boeing. Secondly: Yes, science says it is safe to fly. Consider that during pandemic through August, 1.3 billion have flown on 19 million flights--and there have been 19 documented cases of Covid on planes and airports. Only 19. Even if this number is 100 times bigger, flying is still safer than we think. This means it's much safer to fly than we think, based on the planes' air circulation system which prevents the spread of the virus, safer than office buildings. Also, the 15-minute Abbott Labs Covid test will be a game-changer and spur air travel. Buy Boeing now before it rises. It's the most hated stock he's ever seen, so buy it. Air travel always recover, but it takes time.