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Travel Stocks
Travel stocks are companies that generally specialize in transportation, lodging, or amusement. Traveling is a multi-faceted endeavor and can often take a number of different forms. As such, bookings companies like Booking Holdings are just as much travel stocks as airlines or hotels. Even peer-to-peer lodging platforms like Airbnb are considered travel stocks. Traveling is a good example of an economy-dependent business that tends to take off when times are good and slows down when things cool off.
3 Airline Stocks to Buy on the Dip: August 2024
With people still prioritizing travel despite significant economic pressures, these are the airline stocks to buy on the dip.
3 Stocks to Sell Following the Market Carnage
It’s not a great feeling to give up on anything. However, with these stocks to sell, that may be the best decision.
The 7 Best Under $10 Stocks to Buy in August 2024
Buying low-priced stocks carries risk, but lower interest rates may lower the risk premium on these best stocks under $10.
Recent Travel Stocks Articles
Did Buffett Buy American Airlines Group Inc (AAL) Stock? Not Exactly.
Berkshire just bought into airline stocks like American Airlines (AAL). However, the purchase of AAL stock doesn't smell like the Oracle.
Trade of the Day: Southwest Airlines Co (NYSE:LUV)
Monday's confirmed bullish "harami” is a good momentum signal despite the market's volatility. We also see Southwest as an indirect trade on lower oil prices.
Trade of the Day: JetBlue (JBLU)
JetBlue shares tend to fare well in December. In 2011 and 2012, in similar circumstances, the shares were up 18% and 12%, respectively, in the month.
AAL Why Investors Should Be Happy With American Airlines
AAL reported best quarterly net profit ever, slightly marred by revenue drop. AAL But investors should still be positive
Airline Stocks’ Selloff Was Predictably Overdone
Airline stocks tumbled Wednesday on news of a federal probe ... but then, the market always reacts to bad news by selling first and asking questions later.
American Airlines (AAL) Stock Is Bounce-Worthy
Airline stocks such as American Airlines (AAL) look good in shorter-term time frames. Consider this play in AAL stock.
Why Airline Stocks Should Be on Your Income Radar
Recent dividend increases by airline stocks Southwest (LUV) and Delta (DAL) will become more norm than exception as airlines continue to reap the benefits of a less-crowded field.
Trade of the Day: United Continental (UAL)
My indicators are telling me that holding some put positions is prudent. Here’s one such trade on the beaten-down airline sector.
United Continental (UAL): Brace Yourself for a Bumpy Ride
United Continental Holdings Inc increasingly feels more at risk of a near-term mean-reversion move lower. Short UAL stock now, and/or consider waiting for a chance at a long position.
Virgin America Inc (VA) – The Best Growth Buy in Airspace
Virgin America Inc (NASDAQ:VA) has found the sweet spot in the air travel space, and VA stock is trading at a decent valuation since cooling off from its 2014 spike.
The 10 Stock Charts You Need to Watch in September
If the stock market keeps rising through the autumn, the stock charts show that these 10 names are primed for a breakout.
Airline Stocks Soar on Strong Earnings, Near-Term Tailwinds
It’s no surprise that airline stocks have been on a tear, gaining an average of 100% in the past 52 weeks. But have they run out of runway?
Delta Air Lines – DAL Stock Is Flying in a Topping Pattern
Shares of Delta Air Lines had one heck of a run for the past 18 months, but after overshooting in June, DAL stock is pointed lower.
3 Airline Stocks Running Into Turbulence
Geopolitical unrest and broader-market sagginess are taking their toll on airline stocks UAL, AAL and DAL.
Trade of the Day: Delta (DAL)
Lufthansa's warning about smaller profits has led to some fall-out in the larger airline group. But I see this as a trading opportunity.
Big Change Coming to the United Frequent Flier Program
United Airlines is changing the way it calculates award miles under its United Frequent Flier Program; awards will be based on fares paid not miles flown.
