Southwest Airlines Co. LUV
At closeNov 12, 2026, 4:02 AM EST
Pre-market · Nov 12, 4:02 AM ET
- YTD
- +12.46%
- 1 year
- +39.41%
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Yes Todd I have a thought.
- human immune system is a lot stronger in the summer due to sun exposure. It protects us from seasonal stuff. The virus doesn’t burn up.
- this virus is very contagious and was able to continue its geographic advancement from north where it started to south. Even in summer time. Mostly because we have a large portion of our population with limited intelligence.
- now comes the second wave and some of us, even with 200000 dead still don’t get it.
The economy never had to shut down but the very same that criticize wearing the mask are the reason we have to shut it down.
The irony is that they are complaining about the very situation they created and are doubling down.
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Joe Pump. Sorry for you Joe. Good luck. We LUV you.
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STCK.PRO. This is the second article in 2 days that is simply wrong. Anyone can juxtapose 2 graphs to show similarities. How serious is it to compare a YTD 2020 to 9/11?. Why not 03/20 to 9/11? Is the barrel price at $140? Is there a financial crisis? Are we in 2 different wars?
By the way LUV went from below 5 to over 50 after 9/11.
PRO? Far from it in my opinion.
Ryan, show us the article when the CEO talks about BK. $13B cash pal...no gvt loan needed: Facts.
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Lowest cost. Best management. Best balance sheet. New destinations already. Exponential growth during every recession since 1971.
Do your homework because some airlines are nothing else than assets at this point.
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It will be too late to buy once the vaccine is out.
LUV heading to $50 by eoy and $85 by mid 2021. Tech money will be pouring in.
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No need for new loan from gvt. LUV is in position to gain market shares in ATL, CLT, PHX to name a few.
LUV $45 before long.
Jay,
LUV has never been shit like you said.
The original $10 share is worth $150,000 today. You genius. 13 splits. The most loved company by employees and customer. Sorry you never made the cut.
