Battle of the Airlines – Mergers & Consequences
When it comes to domestic airlines, there are four main players in the US – Delta Airlines (DAL), US Airways Group (LCC), United Continental (UAL) and......(read more)
Posts Tagged ‘United Airlines (UAL)’
Bill Miller’s 10 Favorite Stock Picks
Bill Miller is the portfolio manager and CIO of Legg Mason Capital Management. Under Bill Miller’s management, Legg Mason outperformed the market for......(read more)
David Tepper Got A Huge Gift From IEA, Airlines Soar $DAL $UAL $AMR
David Tepper is the only hedge fund manager with large positions in Delta Airlines (DAL), United (UAL), and American Airlines (AMR). AMR and UAL gained......(read more)
Top Airline Stocks for 2011
Tourism industry had an upbeat outlook for 2011. Most of the travel agencies and vehicle rental companies expected a recovery in travel where the economy......(read more)
Bill Miller’s Recent Performance and Largest Holdings
Bill Miller was on top of the investment world just 5 years ago. Since then his $3.85 Billion Legg Mason Capital Management Value (LMVTX) mutual fund......(read more)
David Tepper Betting On Airlines
David Tepper’s Appaloosa bet big on banks, technology, and healthcare during the fourth quarter. Over the past few weeks, he focused his attention......(read more)
David Tepper and Appaloosa’s Bullish Stock Picks
David Tepper took home paychecks in the billions in both 2009 and 2010. David Tepper’s Appaloosa manages $16 Billion and returned around 30% last......(read more)
Billionaire Leon Copperman’s Extremely Bullish New Stock Picks
After learning the asset management business at Goldman Sachs, Leon Cooperman started Omega Advisors in 1991. His annual returns have averaged around......(read more)
Barry Rosenstein and Jana Partners: Returns and Stock Holdings
Barry Rosenstein’s $1.9 Billion value oriented and event driven hedge fund Jana Partners returned 8.4% in 2010 . Recently one of the partners of the......(read more)
The Oprah Effect: 10 Stocks Benefitting From Oprah’s Endorsement
We at Insider Monkey wonder how many lower and middle income people are going to shell out $55 for a single candle or $100 for sweatpants (Because they......(read more)
