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Buy - Price 7.50 on Nov. 11
by Jesup & Lamont

US Airways reported October traffic down 3.6%, on a capacity decline of 5.7%...leading to an increase in unit revenue of 4% to 6%...[which] compared unfavorably to the company's low double-digit guidance. Load factor rose by 1.4 points, to 81.9%, from 80.5%. Forward bookings for the rest of November and December are in line with our expectations, with holiday traffic somewhat mixed. Northwest Airlines cut fares in some markets [recently] to stimulate holiday demand, so we expect bookings will pick up. For US Airways, we believe the loss in 4Q will be around $1.10 a share, versus our initial estimate of a loss of $3.07...the Street consensus estimate is a loss of $1.10...We'd use the pullback caused by the traffic results to establish positions. Our target, 23, is 10 times estimated '09 EPS of $2.30 (consensus: $2.14). Market cap:

The fifth largest domestic airline was among the most active names on the NYSE Monday.

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Don't Count on Airlines to Stay Aloft:
Director of Research David Sterman says airlines aren't even close to being out of the woods. If you missed this rally, wait for the next one, he says.

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China Watch: Airline Stocks Unsafe: Six months ago, the airline industry went into tailspin, and Patrick Schultz says airlines are one sector to avoid for good.


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China Watch: Airline Stocks Unsafe: Six months ago, the airline industry went into a tailspin. Patrick Schultz says this is one sector to avoid for good.

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Credit Suisse said it is downgrading US Airways (LCC) to Underperform from Outperform based on liquidity concerns and deal risk. Lowered target price to $4 from $12.

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Dan Dicker and Michael Weiser have the story on airlines no one else will tell you.

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Mgmt has been unable to harness the value of the merged carriers and pilots are still at each others throats.

The worst of all the Airlines

stock has plummeted and company has no vision

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US Airways Group (LCC)
PAR Investment Partners, US Airways' largest shareholder, cut its stake to 268,485 (0.29%) after selling 6.75 million shares to UBS Securities (UBS). No other details of the transaction were disclosed.

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