Not quite chapter 11 yet. I’m gambling on the fact that their liability holder extends more credit.I read Chapter 11 for HTZ
I bought some TSN as well. Also some WYadding to airlines on low today for some short term gains. Added more PayPal and TSN at lows today.
For anyone interested I think SAVE is a bargain when it drops to 8.15 and JetBlue 8.55
How often is SAVE that low? Charts aren't conclusive....adding to airlines on low today for some short term gains. Added more PayPal and TSN at lows today.
For anyone interested I think SAVE is a bargain when it drops to 8.15 and JetBlue 8.55
Don’t worry, I’m just a couple hundred bucks in hertz. Just seeing if it bumps. I’m a little boredThey are trying to avoid chapter 11 but highly unlikely in my opinion
Rental car company Hertz scrambling to avoid bankruptcy amid coronavirus crisis
Rental car company Hertz is making last-minute maneuvers in a bid to avoid Chapter 11 bankruptcy amid an unprecedented slowdown in travel spending.www.google.com
GPMT up a buck a share (25%) after hours after solid forecast....Picked up more GPMT today. Long term hold for me. Didn’t get anything else today, too green of a day to be buying much. But at the same time that’s not necessarily a bad thing
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Only reason would be chapter 11. Not all the airlines can weather the stormIMO, if you have the time and patience, no reason airlines don’t increase by 100% in 2-3 years.
I been in refining for 12yrs now. I’d like to “think” I have a decent read on who’s going to survive and who won’t. That being said, I’m not going to publicly make any claims either way for any particular one. Some of these companies are pretty cash rich right now and can ride this out pretty well with the proper cuts in OpEx and capital projects. Also, some of them are just too good of a deal to pass up. If they tank, I’ll take the loss. I’d rather do that than be kicking myself in the ass when the stock doubles or triples by the end of the year and I “played it safe” and held on to my cash.I would be extremely cautious about establishing a position on any oil and gas producer in the Permian Basin just yet. If production is still outpacing consumption (likely) and storage is already full, WTI front month contracts could get just as crazy next week as they did April 20th. How long can some of these companies survive operating at a loss?
Thanks; good laymen take there, some of these companies have been pretty good at preparing for this covid shutdown while others have not.I been in refining for 12yrs now. I’d like to “think” I have a decent read on who’s going to survive and who won’t. That being said, I’m not going to publicly make any claims either way for any particular one. Some of these companies are pretty cash rich right now and can ride this out pretty well with the proper cuts in OpEx and capital projects. Also, some of them are just too good of a deal to pass up. If they tank, I’ll take the loss. I’d rather do that than be kicking myself in the ass when the stock doubles or triples by the end of the year and I “played it safe” and held on to my cash.