NWA Stock... Dump it or keep it ?

[Diesel-9]

SWA? A real airline?

 

[SWA/FO]

What are you crazy SWA a "real airline", no way. I was thinking something like one of the big 3. In fact, I dumped the 8,000 shares they gave me and bought some real stock!

 

[mnboyev]

Thanks for the advice.... From what I read ... Pilots do know what the he!! is happening,, and going on... Sincere thanks for your perspective folks !

I tend to think Steenland is going for the throat. Unfortunate.. But I do agree if they get past this little storm everything looks pretty darn good for the years to come. However, a much different work environment. (At the expense of the workers) Raise the fairs Steenland. Stop worrying about market share and ego.

I should have sold when it was 30 bucks.... Damn.

 

[furloughfodder]

If you ask me, I'd sell ALL of your airline stock. WAY too risky!

dude, your profile picture is freakin me out.

 

[Cardinal]

DUMP! then buy a real airline stock.

LUV has hovered within 20% of it's current price for the past 3 years. I like to buy and hold, but I'm still waiting for the "big payoff"

 

[SWA/FO]

yeah, me too...

 

[cfm56-7b]

Thanks for the advice.... From what I read ... Pilots do know what the he!! is happening,, and going on... Sincere thanks for your perspective folks !

I tend to think Steenland is going for the throat. Unfortunate.. But I do agree if they get past this little storm everything looks pretty darn good for the years to come. However, a much different work environment. (At the expense of the workers) Raise the fairs Steenland. Stop worrying about market share and ego.

I should have sold when it was 30 bucks.... dang.

this little storm? I dont think it's little

 

[AvroJockey]

Raise the fairs Steenland. Stop worrying about market share and ego.

It's not that easy in this industry. The Kinked Demand Theory may explain the current situation of the industry, where it's so hard to raise prices with noncooperative oligopolies.

The only way this industry will recover is with firm failure and/or consolidation! There is no way in he!! today's struggling airlines are going to recover with just consessions from their employees, even in a labor intensive industry. They need to raise ticket prices. The only way to this will happen is with less compitition, because the average consumer considers air travel a commodity. This industry needs some serious attrition to recover from the current condition.