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| General Dynamics Ready to Soar Dividends4Life submits: This article originally appeared on The DIV-Net March 23, 2009. Linked here is a detailed quantitative analysis of General Dynamics Corp. (GD). Below are some highlights from the above linked analysis:Complete Story » seekingalpha.com |
U.S. Airline Industry No Longer in Freefall Research Recap submits: Even discounting the Easter effect, the airline market stabilized in April after a six-month freefall, says CreditSights. Year-on-Year domestic and Atlantic capacity reductions bottomed, but load factor perked up smartly and Passenger Revenue per Available Seat Mile declines halted. While the summer demand picture remains cloudy, it is now not a bottomless pit.Complete Story » seekingalpha.com |
Jazz Air Income Fund: High Yield, Low Valuation FP Trading Desk submits: Air Canada (AIDIF.PK) may be headed for bankruptcy courts, but Jazz Air Income Fund (JAARF.PK) won't miss a beat and will continue to crank out steady distributions according to analysts at Genuity Capital. Uncertainty about AC has weighed on JAZ's unit price to the point that it looks cheap. Investors might just get jazzed by the current 30% distributable cash per unit yield based on its current unit price of C$3.32.Jazz Air Income Fund provides 97% of Air Canada regional capacity using its fleet of 133 regional jets and turboprops. The income trust, a spinoff from ACE Aviations (ACEAF.PK), provides fixed regional aircraft operations to Air Canada equal to 400,000 block hours per year. In return, JAZ gets a mark-up targeted at 13.2% over controllable costs.Complete Story » seekingalpha.com |
MXWL: An Automotive Investment for the Future Timothy Lutts submits: My favorite automotive investment today is a company in the component business that I mentioned here briefly two weeks ago. Its name is Maxwell Technologies (MXWL), and its products are ultracapacitors that use static electricity to store and release electrical energy and do it much more quickly than batteries ever can. These ultracapacitors are used today in a variety of industries, including telecom and aerospace, but their biggest potential lies in the automotive market, which is rapidly turning to hybrid and electric vehicles that can make great use of the technology; in fact, they’re already being used in buses in China. The company is not yet profitable, but analysts are predicting profits for 2010. In the second quarter, revenues grew 30% to $24.8 million, while the loss per share shrank to six cents.As for the stock, it hit 15 in late July, and has been digesting that gain since, building a base around 13. Selling volume has been minimal, suggesting that the action is dominated by institutional position-building and not distribution.Complete Story » seekingalpha.com |
General Dynamics Corporation Q3 2009 Earnings Call Transcript General Dynamics Corporation (GD)Q3 2009 Earnings CallOctober 28, 2009 11:30 am ETComplete Story » seekingalpha.com |