How Ale's World of Stocks’s view on $DAL changed

2026-09-13Bullish
“Amazon is Quietly Buying This Small Airline Stock for The Future!”
DAL is a safer, traditional airline investment due to long-term resilience, attractive valuation (50% discount on earnings), and dividend reinstatement.

when I actually own Delta stock and I even own Carnival stock too and I went through some headaches with with some of those and I had to navigate those and try to try to make it out like not losing money on those investments.

Now, I will just say though that if you'd rather have like probably a safer, more kind of traditional play on airlines, then you might want to go with something like Delta instead, who's actually shown some pretty good resilience longterm.

2026-09-06Bullish
“Without Buffett, Berkshire is FINALLY Going All-In on AI!”
DAL shows promising signs with rising cash flow and a cheap valuation trading 50% below sector average.

We actually have a stock that I myself owned , roughly in the period before the start of the pandemic , but I no longer keep it in my portfolio. It is Delta Air Lines stock , ticker symbol (DAL), into which Berkshire Hathaway has injected nearly $1 billion, significantly increasing its stake by 44% during the quarter.