Cameron HurstJetBlue Airways Corp.JBLUCOMMENTNov 07, 2017

Too risky for him. Are better fundamentals elsewhere.

She sold it earlier this year at a profit. As for today's 14% spike on merger talks, JBLU has talked mergers before which didn't happen. She won't buy it.

Sold it at a big loss. She held it for the last 1.5 years because she felt it was oversold. It's suddenly up 36%, but she took a loss. She may return to this lower. They took on too much debt among other problems. Are neither a discount or non-discount airline. In no man's land.

He doesn't expect their recent strength to continue. Instead, he'd look at Southwest Airlines.

The will get tax relief from the election. For decades airlines were hated businesses because they were so competitive. Now the top 4 airlines represent 91% of the industry in the US. They are almost an oligopoly. They now have pricing power. (Analysts’ target: $22.42)