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Thanks for the endorsement there kernel. I think you pulled 7G's too many times without the G suit. nik nik.;)

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That's a fair value estimate, it is based off projected earnings for this year. To give a fair market value estimate if earnings reached the projected $800-900 million would give a price of $16.00. However, the past three years SW has missed targets by 50%, giving my fair value estimate at $8.

Morningstar ratings look backwards.

So my assesment stands. Youre just making sh1t up.
 
Again you so called aviators are total idiots. ..... Maybe we'll all get what we're wishing for; Swa will lose money and their employees will have to take a pay cut down to our level. Yes, that's the ticket. Lets bring everyone down to our level.

That was basically the game of the SW pilots for 30 years - and guess what - it finally happened!! Let's try to operate with more than just a post 9/11 memory.

In a perfect world no one would work for less than their counterparts and pilot wages would not be the competitive tool they are now. The die has been cast for decades.
 
That's a fair value estimate, it is based off projected earnings for this year. To give a fair market value estimate if earnings reached the projected $800-900 million would give a price of $16.00. However, the past three years SW has missed targets by 50%, giving my fair value estimate at $8.

WTF are you talking about.

The fair market value of any stock is what you can get the stock for on the open market. This is the definition. So, SWA (LUV) fair-market-value is $14.26 as of yesterdays close. There are many ways to "value" a stock to decide how much you should pay, but since you brought up earnings...

Where are you getting these earnings estimates? That isn't even close to the numbers that are publically available. The mean analyst estimates right now for SWA is .68/share this year and .84 per share next year (2008). With a float of 781 Million Shares that would put the mean earnings estimate at 531 million this year and 656 million in 2008.

If you go back to 2004 and total up all of SWA "misses" of mean estimates, they only missed by .07 cents in 2+ years which equates to 54.6 million at the current float. So that would be a miss of 10% or less in the past 2 years...not even close to the 50% in the past year you are talking about. Never mind the quarters that they beat the street estimates.


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That's a fair value estimate, it is based off projected earnings for this year. To give a fair market value estimate if earnings reached the projected $800-900 million would give a price of $16.00. However, the past three years SW has missed targets by 50%, giving my fair value estimate at $8.


Additionally...

SWA is currently trading at a 22 multiple, so if in fact SWA does hit 800-900 million in earnings that you are talking about, that would yield a price of $22-$25, and $11-12.50 if they miss by 50%. How are you getting $8?

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Well, UAL was if you were the proud owner of a vagina. Before 9/11 if you weren't a minority you didn't have a great shot at UAL. Back then they were turning away astronauts for god's sake...


Ok???? What's your point? UAL was the flavor of the month for a while before 9/11 too. quote]
 
Southwest was brilliant at fuel hedging. That gave them a huge advantage over the majors. I think they are going to do the same thing as Walmart now - slow growth and focus on being profitable.
 
That's a fair value estimate, it is based off projected earnings for this year. To give a fair market value estimate if earnings reached the projected $800-900 million would give a price of $16.00. However, the past three years SW has missed targets by 50%, giving my fair value estimate at $8.

LOL .... this is actally funnier than the guy who failed at Vanguard telling SWA how to run an airline ....

Please post more humor YPF ... maybe you should try standup!
 

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