Post by
Tempo1 on Nov 07, 2024 11:12am
Some lessons from the stock market
As Levieillard has wrote, what we think Is irrelevant. Only the market toughs are important.
Bombardier is a pure player OEM, as it, it is frail at all headwinds or only theirs warning signs. TXT and GD , which have strong presence in the biz jet market, didn’t feel these warning signs; they can rely on other activities.
I post an article about the biz jet market a few days ago, a specialist of this market talked about some weakness seen in the market. And this morning, the margin and FCF are sightly below expectations. I don’t said that I believe that there are some trouble ahead; only that some investors are wondering.
This pure player fragility could be a reminder for those who called for a 200$ SP in 2025 or an investment grade rating in sight.
Comment by
Nordico on Nov 07, 2024 11:20am
Meh. I see institutionals conducting a stop loss sweep to push out retailers and buy up their shares before a big Q4 ER. And what I/we think about SP action is relevant, as to whether to hold a position because the valuation doesn't make sense, or exit.
Comment by
Nordico on Nov 07, 2024 11:57am
As for the greater FCF burn in particular, that's going to be reversed to an impressive FCF generation in Q4 when all the deliveries are made - really looking forward to that ER in Feb.
Comment by
Truthifest on Nov 07, 2024 3:31pm
Temp, reasonable comments. Good, and necessary of course, to have discussions about concerns, in addition to the regular bullish talk. Are there tiny cracks starting to appear? Great question. I would think Europe could be one, with it struggling a bit economically.