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Titolo: prime le bio poi le china oggi le energy e tra un po....

....prima o poi partiranno anche le compagnie aeree.
tanto ogni scusa e buona x far salire cio che vogliono quando vogliono.
Chi può recuperare una lista completa  da iniziare a studiare di quelle
rimaste a wally e dintorni?
grazie anticipatamente
ps. possibilmente anche le penny stock  otc ecc ecc

Il settore francamente mi sembra di quelli con poco margine
Comunque qui c'è un articolo con un pò di titoli..
Ciao!
http://cbs.marketwatch.com/news/story.asp?column=Airline+Stocks&siteid=mktw
CHICAGO (
CBS.MW
) -- Nearly every airline stock rose Monday as the industry
began to straighten out some of the air traffic snarled by last week's vast
blackout.
The Amex Airline Index (XX:$XAL: news, chart, profile) edged up 1.5 to
finish the session at 52.74.
Shares of Delta (DAL: news, chart, profile), which have been under pressure
for much of the last month, rose nearly 6 percent to $11.74. AMR Corp. (AMR:
news, chart, profile), the parent of American Airlines, added almost 4
percent to $9.55.
Airlines that had collectively canceled hundreds of flights on Thursday and
Friday were mostly back to business as usual, though they were still
clearing up some of the backlog created by thousands of stranded passengers.
It may take some time to determine the final cost of the power outage. Most
carriers have already eased restrictions and offered to rebook passengers
without penalties.
"Many airlines are offering to rebook travelers who had their plans
disrupted or canceled due to the power outage," noted Terry Trippler of
CheapSeats.com. "Some are offering to rebook for travel next week, without
charging a penalty or change fee. These airlines really have little choice.
They simply do not have the capacity to handle all these people over the
next few days."
Adding to the headaches, one key analyst noted Monday that weekly
year-over-year travel results showed fare levels were falling.
In her roundup of prices charged for business and leisure air travel
tickets, Deutsche Bank analyst Susan Donofrio said rates were down in both
segments.
Business fare levels decreased 7 percent compared with the same period a
year ago, she said. Last year, these rate levels were flat. For leisure
travel, fares slipped 1 percent compared with last year's 4 percent
increase, according Donofrio.
Delta Air Lines had the biggest drop, off 22 percent compared with last
year, while US Airways took the biggest leap forward, up 2 percent, Donofrio
said.
Also tracking higher was Continental (CAL: news, chart, profile), up 3.8
percent to $13.82. AirTran (AAI: news, chart, profile) climbed 2.2 percent
to $13.75 and ExpressJet (XJT: news, chart, profile) was up 2.6 percent to
$13.78. Alaska (ALK: news, chart, profile) tacked on 55 cents, or 2.2
percent, to $25.23. Southwest (LUV: news, chart, profile) was up
fractionally to $17.
Northwest (NWAC: news, chart, profile) bucked the trend, falling 7 cents to
$8.69, while JetBlue (JBLU: news, chart, profile) was flat at $49.03.
Jennifer Waters is the Chicago bureau chief for 
CBS.MarketWatch.com
.

grazie.
xò intendevo una lista delle piccole compagnie, bene o male le grandi
seguono  l'andamento del dow e nasdy
come ge che ieri tutto sommato è salita solo del 3%. già lontana dai minimi
di un 40%. mentre le piccole
tartassate in passato tipo ivan, hanno ben altri tassi di crescita.
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