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Last post 04-09-2008 1:07 PM by scott. 0 replies.
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  • 04-09-2008 1:07 PM

    • scott
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    Case for Boeing (BA)

    The airlines industry appears to be imploding on itself so it would seem silly to get involved with anything that even resembles an airline.  Boeing is related to such an industry along with its Dreamliner problems, so why would anyone want to step up to the plate here? 

    The valuation is not bad here and they are way off their 52 week high of $107.53 a share set back in September.  Our Levott Buying Index (LBI) has them listed as a 1.75 with 1.00 being the best.  The estimates for EPS growth rate in 2008 are in the 14% range, which is not too bad, in what looks to be a down year for stocks.  Boeing does pay a dividend of just over 2%.

    The thing that really interests me though is all of these airlines grounding their planes for inspections.  These fleets are getting old and with all the attention being paid to these groundings for inspections, they are going to have to look into purchasing new planes.  This of course is a great situation for Boeing to be in and once they get the Dreamliner delays corrected, they could have a nice march up the stock chart ladder. 

    There appears to be more upside potential here than downside, but that is why we play the game.  I know I am going to be keeping an eye on this stock. 


    Scott
    Levott LLC - Control Your Success
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    Email: Scott@levott.net


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