Southwest Airlines Company

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The Boeing Co. (NYSE: BA) currently expects to deliver about 745 to 750 commercial aircraft to its customers this year. Through the end of October the company had delivered 617 planes. In October...
Warren Buffett has in the past referred to the airline sector as a death trap. But now, Buffett and his team have actually bought the airline stocks.
Outside of Warren Buffett being one of the richest men alive and being considered the greatest investor of modern times, there have been many key changes in the Buffett stocks over recent quarters.
Both Southwest Airlines and United Continental reported their September traffic numbers on Tuesday morning. Overall, the numbers were not earth-shattering.
Southwest Airlines and its pilots' union have reached an agreement in principle on a new contract. Among the many issues in dispute was the incorporation of new Boeing planes into Southwest's fleet.
In a statement issued Monday morning, Delta Air Lines said it "has experienced a computer outage that has impacted flights scheduled this morning."
These are clearly not the most exciting companies on Wall Street, but if you are an investor concerned about where to own shares, the United States remains the clear-cut winner.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Tuesday morning include Gilead Sciences, Sprint, Starbucks, Southwest Airlines, Texas Instruments, Walt Disney and Nordstrom.
Recent moves in Southwest Airlines stock have brought somewhat unwanted attention from analysts. As a result, a couple key analysts have downgraded the shares.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Monday morning include Allergan, General Electric, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Southwest Airlines and Williams Companies.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Friday morning include AMD, Alibaba, Boeing, Pandora, Starbucks, Twitter and AT&T.
Results were just short of consensus estimates and that will not please investors, but a more serious issue may be rising costs and lower unit revenue.
After recovering from a post-Brexit retreat, airline stocks opened lower in the wake of the horrific Bastille Day attack that killed scores of people in France.
These blue chip dividend stocks are leaders in their respective sectors, and all four still offer investors decent value at current trading levels.
So we all know now that Britain voted to leave the European Union. All the polls told you not to worry about that happening, but then it happened.