Delta Airlines verlieren 9 %. Weiß einer wieso ? - 500 Beiträge pro Seite

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Konnte in Börsennachrichten
in deutscher Sprache nicht finden, warum die soviel verloren hat:

Symbol DAL
Börse NYSE
Aktueller Kurs 10,50
Differenz abs. -1,06
Differenz % -9,17 %
Kurszeit 22:01
Kursdatum 30. Jan 2004

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donwgrade durch CSFB

:http://cbs.marketwatch.com/tools/quotes/newsarticle.asp?site…

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#2 Vielen Dank !
der Link funzt leider nicht.

Wie gesagt, ich suche einen Bericht in deutscher Sprache,
den habe ich nicht gefunden

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leider nichts auf deutsch zu finden


Downgrades hit Delta, JetBlue shares

By Jenny Spitz, CBS.MarketWatch.com
Last Update: 4:26 PM ET Jan. 30, 2004


SAN FRANCISCO (CBS.MW) -- Airline stocks traded broadly lower Friday after analysts ended another earnings week with a series of ratings downgrades.

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The Amex Airline Index (XX:$XAL: news, chart, profile) moved down 3.1 percent to close at 61.61.

Delta Air Lines (DAL: news, chart, profile) tumbled $1.06, or 9 percent, to $10.50 after Credit Suisse First Boston analyst James Higgins downgraded the carrier to "underperform" from "neutral."

The airline is currently fighting over concessions with its pilots` union, and Higgins said he thinks Delta`s labor issues are likely to be dragged out, "with a bias towards heating up."

While he`s not changing his earnings estimate for the company, Higgins said Delta is likely to stay in a "period of financial bleeding" if the pilots abandon the current mid-contract talks.

Meanwhile, JetBlue Airways (JBLU: news, chart, profile) lost 74 cents, or 3 percent, to $22.75 following a downgrade to "sell" from "hold" by Susan Donofrio at Deutsche Bank Securities.

The low-cost airline reported a 28-percent jump in fourth-quarter profit on Thursday, but Donofrio said that revenue came in below what she had expected.

"While we remain impressed with respect to the airline`s financial prospects and their ability to remain profitable in this difficult environment, we remain concerned about increased competition from the major carriers," Donofrio said in her report, in which she also lowered her 2004 and 2005 earnings estimates to 90 cents a share from $1.10 and to $1.30 from $1.35, respectively.

Donofrio also downgraded Atlantic Coast Airlines (ACAI: news, chart, profile) to "sell" from "hold," citing its move to begin competing in the low-cost market via service from Virginia`s Dulles International Airport.



The airline will face increased costs and a loss of revenue from the move, she said, adding that there is also now increased competition in the new markets that Atlantic Coast will be flying in.

Atlantic Coast`s shares lost 69 cents, or 8 percent, to $8.51.

Elsewhere in the sector, Northwest Airlines (NWAC: news, chart, profile) fell 56 cents, or 5 percent, to $11.40, while AMR Corp. (AMR: news, chart, profile) was down 40 cents at $16.40; UAL (UALAQ: news, chart, profile) lost 3 cents to $1.59, and Continental Airlines (CAL: news, chart, profile) slid 68 cents, or 4 percent, to $15.59.

Jenny Spitz is headline editor for CBS.MarketWatch.com in San Francisco.