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Duniyo is right. It has to be SAVE. SAVE is up 150% YTD. It's one of the top stocks in one of the hottest sectors. Has had positive earnings surprises in 8 of last 10 quarters. They have no debt and are buying planes and increasing routes. Sales Q/Q +33% EPS Q/Q +95%. Ridiculously low PEG rate of .74. Next years earnings growth rate expected to be >20%.
-------------------billy
Upon further investigation, DAL is probably a propeller ahead of SAVE but I give the edge to SAVE as it is a younger company 1/7th the size of DAL with explosive growth and a brighter future. Look at longer term charts and remember SAVE is a newby with fresh ideas and fewer old farts at the helm.
Last edited by billyjoe; 11-05-2013, 08:21 PM.
Reason: further investigation
I've liked DAL for a few months and it's still the best company in your top 5. Interestingly, my brother just came to visit me again this past weekend. He flew Delta here and back. The single worst plane ride I have ever been on was a Spirit connecting flight a few years back, so I have a natural hatred for the company. DAL still has an extra 15% left in it's run to feed MrMarket his meats and cheeses.
What's with all the airline stocks in the top 5? I've still got that bitter airplane-food taste in my mouth from the AFLYY purchase six years ago (or AKH at the time) that's now down 80% for me...
I've liked DAL for a few months and it's still the best company in your top 5. Interestingly, my brother just came to visit me again this past weekend. He flew Delta here and back. The single worst plane ride I have ever been on was a Spirit connecting flight a few years back, so I have a natural hatred for the company. DAL still has an extra 15% left in it's run to feed MrMarket his meats and cheeses.
Good point, I remember you mentioning DAL when it was 22s, hope you brought it back then. The only thing I hate about DAL is very large debt.
I got into DAL three months ago and plan to exit my position this week (as I wrote Nov 8th, 26 covered calls). Maybe I am exiting too soon?
I like the chart on DAL best too, but if either SAVE or DAL pull back I may take another look at both.
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