Goldman makes bold upgrade of Boeing shares, saying it has enough cash and air travel will return

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tumbling 80% from its record high amid the coronavirus crisis, Goldman Sachs said "substantial fear" has been priced in and investors can bet on the U.S. planemaker to recover on the back of its strong balance sheet and a rebound in air travel demand.

 

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Pro Boeing situation raises question about the entire USA 🇺🇸 aerospace industry, and the moral hazard of supporting a highly competitive aerospace industry supply chain that tests many people's thirst for aid & grants. Asset and securities purchase program seems the most logical.

Pro 1. There are hundreds in desert. 2. What company wants (nevermind pay sticker price) a 7x7 Max?

Pro Yea sucker the public into buying as they unload inventory

TheFeeneyFactor Pro Who the hell is going to buy an airplane from Boeing anytime soon?!

Pro 'There are old traders and bold traders. There are no old bold traders.' Ed Seykota

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