DAL — All updates

DAL — 3 entries on this page, 0 of them a change of direction.

Filter this page
Ale's World of StocksPublished 2026-09-13
“Amazon is Quietly Buying This Small Airline Stock for The Future!”
$DALBullish
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.

Older record
Ale's World of StocksPublished 2026-09-06
“Without Buffett, Berkshire is FINALLY Going All-In on AI!”
$DALBullish
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.

The CompoundPublished 2026-08-25
“Five Reasons the Bubble Will Burst in 2027 | WAYT?”
$DALBullish
Delta is a buy; it is the best-run airline, and AI-driven pricing and baggage technology could boost profitability by up to 50%, raising margins from 10% to 15%, assuming the economy holds.

Let's look at Delta. I see a double bottom at 80. I bought some more today. I do have a stop in. I think this is the best airline in the world. Um, not just the experience as a user, but the way the company is run. Ed Bastion is is uh phenomenal.

He said this week AI could lift Delta's profitability by as much as 50%. He frames that moving the margins from roughly 10% to 15%. But that's worth billions on a revenue base. Billions.

That's the earliest record
All updates for other tickers
Follow $DAL30-day free trial
Start trial