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| Earnings Preview: Boeing Boeing (BA) is expected to report Q1 earnings Wednesday, April 22, before the market opens, with a conference call scheduled for 10:30 am ET. GuidanceAnalysts are looking for EPS of 91c on revenue of $16.7B. There is a wide consensus range of 80c-$1.12 for EPS, and $15.84B-$17.38B for revenue, according to First Call. The company gave guidance for FY09 on its Q4 earnings call. The company expects FY09 EPS $5.05-$5.35 vs. consensus of $4.57 and FY09 revenue of $68B-$69B vs. consensus of $67.86B. Boeing also sees FY09 capex $1.4B and expects 2009 R&D between $3.6B-$3.8B. Complete Story » seekingalpha.com |
Winners, Losers in GM Bankruptcy Tom Lindmark submits:Here is one of those trades that will set some people’s teeth to gnashing. A couple savvy investor types made a bundle speculating on GM bonds and bank loans. From Bloomberg:Complete Story » seekingalpha.com |
Ford Motor Co. Q2 2009 Earnings Call Transcript Ford Motor Co. (F)Q2 2009 Earnings CallJuly 23, 2009 9:00 am ETComplete Story » seekingalpha.com |
Boeing to Digest a $1 Billion Charge Zacks.com submits: The Boeing Company (BA) announced that it will record a $1 billion charge in the third quarter of fiscal 2009. The company attributed the charge from a delay in producing a new version of the 747-8 series freighter jet, leading to slow sales and late design changes. The aircraft competes with Airbus' A380 series aircraft.The Goliath of commercial aerospace, Boeing has witnessed falling orders for its commercial planes in the recent times on account of tepid demand for air travel and cargo services. Already, a slew of commercial airlines have cancelled or deferred their fleet additions. Boeing has cut costs, reduced workforce and scaled back production of some aircraft to cope with the changing market dynamics.Complete Story » seekingalpha.com |
L-3 Communications: Growing Dividend, Priced at a Bargain Chuck Carnevale submits:Historical Norms L-3 Communications (LLL), the sixth largest defense company in the United States remains undervalued in our view. Even though L-3’s fundamentals remain strong, the market seems to be ignoring this well positioned defense company. Currently trading at a mere 10.6 PE ratio its valued below most of its peers.Complete Story » seekingalpha.com |