Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ:AAWW)
The Company is a provider of outsourced aircraft operations & related services, serving the global air freight industry by operating aircraft on behalf of the international airlines, freight forwarders & the U.S. Military, as well as for its own account.
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Zacks Rank 3-Hold, Recommend Neutral, Industry Rank 222 / 265, Avg target of 7 analysts 58.43
- Short Interest Ratio: 4.40 %
- Est Revision Ratio: Up 0 vs 3 Down
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Nice expansion plans
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This company has been successful in the cargo market but is now expanding into the luxery passenger business. They are starting to fly from Houston to Africa into the rich oil area. They have about 150 lounge chairs on a 747. You could sleep at home in these chairs. Rumor is that U2 has booked this airline/airplane for their upcoming tour. Pleny to like and growth could come fast.
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AAWW plans to obtain 747-8 to complement current inventory of 747-400's.
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This is a stock I wish I could buy but I don't have enough money for everything! This is a contrarian pick; transports are getting clobbered right now.
Atlas Air outperforms its competitors, with a gross margin of 57%, operating margin of 9%, and a net profit margin of 3%.
Quick ratio of 3.73x means a lot of liquidity to pay their debt load.
Price to sales of 0.18x, and combined with those high margins make this an easy 3x your investment once the economy recovers.
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Another one bites the dust!
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This is a mid-size company with relatively little direct competition serving a mostly non-U.S. market with great barriers to entry. On top of that they have 10% operating margin, almost half their market cap in CASH (with less debt), and are trading at ~9 P/E with nice income and operating cash flow growth. Revenue is on an uptick as well, and debt declining.
Over the past couple of years they have also taken measures to mitigate cost risk (fuel) in about 92% of their business through long term fixed contracts and are locking in future growth in this manner also.
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On a strictly technical basis, my magic charts say this will outperform the S&P
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10 stocks fro the next 10 years from Smart Money may 2007
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insider buying. adding long term contracts.
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