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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.
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It’s not a great feeling to give up on anything. However, with these stocks to sell, that may be the best decision.
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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
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The FAA is forming a group to study its current policies and procedures regarding consumer use of portable electronic devices like during takeoff and landing.
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As the courtship between the carriers' CEOs gets testy, it's time to look at how a merger would work -- and what happens if they wind up going it alone.
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Here are May 2012’s Best and Worst Airlines as measured by performance in three areas: on-time flights, mishandled baggage and complaints:
This Year’s Air Show Winner: Boeing, But …
... Airbus’ coming Alabama plant could redefine the battle. Plus, the 2012 show earned no victory laps.
AMR’s ‘Merger Review’: Playing Hard to Get
CEO Tom Horton is at least trying to look standoffish to US Airways, which is still the most likely suitor to win this company's hand in marriage.
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With any airline merger, there are always pros and cons to the deal.The biggest loser in this one would be the consumer.
Microsoft’s Big Win in the Government Cloud
Working with Computer Sciences, its FAA contract could be a game-changer -- for the future of air-traffic control and for the battle in the cloud.
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In what might be a trend, they outperformed in May's down market. It might pay to watch this sector the next time investors hit the "off" switch on risk.
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High-flying stocks that are smaller in market cap or have big emerging-market influences are a bit riskier than the usual dividend stalwarts, but these may be worth a look.
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But US Airways' stock is poised to buck the industry headwinds. One big reason: The growing odds that it will acquire American Airlines out of bankruptcy.
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Many airlines are now charges additional fees for reserved seating. This change benefits frequent business travelers, but often inconveniences families.
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Trying to ensure a more plentiful and cheaper fuel supply is a bold move, but there's a lot of devilish stuff in the complex arrangement's details.
Spirit Airlines Boycott Call Soars on Facebook
Facebook users create a boycott page against Spirit Airlines after the company refuses to refund the ticket of a Vietnam Vet facing terminal cancer.
