Bombardier Inc (B) (BBD.B.TO)

On his watch list. We have to get a very clearer picture as to what exactly is going to happen to the C series. Until we get that, the stock will be under pressure. Recently announced a six-month delay which will push the flight out to late 2015.

With delays like this company is having on something that has been anticipated, there are a lot of disappointed investors. A lot of investors are underwater and you are going to have to fight your way through all those sellers that are hoping to get their money back on the way up. There is no evidence as to when things may turn. Better ponds to fish in.

This is a very, very tough business. They are playing in the big leagues against the Boeings (BA-N) and Enbriers. Gambling billions of dollars on developing new aerospace products. The latest launch has been delayed again and is costing a lot of money. If you own, he would just take a Loss and wait for things to stabilize. This is an industry that he doesn’t like very much.

Has been a great trading vehicle. This is a company that people get wildly optimistic about and then pessimistic. At the current price, you could probably look at it as a potential Long trade. They have built up a lot of debt, so it’s a name that you have to be cautious about. Their most recent problem has been the delay in the C Series. A very competitive space, so be very careful.

Looks like the C series has been delayed another 6-8 months. There are definitely some concerns on the balance sheet. $4 is probably the floor. Emotions can move these stocks much more than what its' floor should be. Feels longer-term, the C series will turn out to be a good plane and will accumulate quite a bit of orders.

It is all about the ‘C’ series these days. The trains have good long term growth, however. The operational delays with the jets are there. Prefers others (MDA-T) in the sector.

A tale of 2 companies. Have the transportation division, which he quite likes. It is very stable and they are a leader in the space. Then there is the aerospace division, which is much more cyclical. The business jet market is picking up but a lot depends on the C series. He tries to stay away from the binary events and prefers companies with more diversified interests. Dividend should be well covered.

Has a $6 target price. C series is the big question mark. They were about 9 months behind in getting it up and will take them at least a couple of years before they actually have passengers. Loves the fact that the company pays a dividend. Financial numbers were virtually the same as a year ago, except for one. Cash outflow a year ago was $175 million and this past quarter, it was around $500 million. Their rail and their other airplanes are doing pretty well.

Have announced orders, but doesn’t feel they have enough C series orders. Their target is 300 and doubts if they are even halfway there. Reported in November and numbers had dropped on the transportation side, which has been an ongoing issue for the last few years. Management has an action plan in place to get their margins back up to their 8% target, but that will take a couple of years. Stock is relatively cheap, so if they can get more orders and show the market they can get reconstruction in place for the transportation side, that’s when you’ll see the share price move. On her watch list.

(Top Pick Dec 31/12, Up 25.88%) Would have preferred CAE but this did okay. For CAE it does not matter what planes are sold. It’s all blue sky for CAE.

Needs better clarity on the C series. Once we see how the orders unfold he would know. This is speculative at best right here.

Doesn’t like the airline industry. This one is a Québec Corporation, which tends to have too many issues. Have good products, but so does the competition. If oil prices go up, their back log can disappear very quickly. You would be better off owning defence names rather than regional jets.

Thinks the series C is going to work. They are getting shares of orders and sometimes the market is disappointed that they don’t get the whole order. All they need is a share of the business to do well. Fuel efficiency of it will drive some rollover in the fleets. Also, thinks they are going to sell a lot of Q400’s and with economic recovery we are going to see a lot of activity in the regional airlines space globally with a lot of demand for planes.

There is a nice long rounded bottom or cup and handle. It seems to be breaking some short term support. If it holds this level and then breaks out, you would be okay. He would hold it if you own it as long as it does not break its support level.

He put on a position last year as he thinks that over the next 5 years the C series is going to be a huge winner for them. Have been a few delays in development, but have good customers that come into buy. Airbus is doing everything in their power, including cutting their prices to almost nothing to keep Bombardier out of the market as they are petrified that this will be a standard in that part of the market.