Orbitz Worldwide, Inc. (NYSE:OWW)

Middleman = red thumb for the future of this company

No dividend, but fairly high debt, earnings and revenue aren't going up very fast. Would be a scary stock to hold if the market went down hard and otherwise at what chance of a great payout to shareholders? Answer: not much.

Basically, flat revenue growth and excessive debt. Why buy this? Trade fodder.

oww is below face value, profit should exceed lose. American Airline is back Orbits playlist.

This stock is trailing its peers and is a good solid company.

High insider buying, near 52 week low. Blackstone is behind this one!

American opening

valuation,easy to book with them , loyal customers

strong buy at pre market

Great brand. Will follow Priceline.

travel websites

Growth is accelerating and the company is diversyfing. The stock is well below its IPO for well over a year now.

travel is the worst

They are very widely recognized with good deals like priceline. They have enough cashflow to stay afloat during the "American Oil Crisis" and will succeed in the near future.

I’m just getting to learn the ins and outs of the stock market here, but I’m picking this stock to do well. Travel internet web sites are obviously a booming business in the past few years and will continue to be an asset in air fare deals. Especially considering that our ever rising gasoline prices will definitely influence the cost of airline tickets. I’ve heard that Orbitz has expanded into Europe. Worldwide expansion seems to be a good indicator that this company is going to be sticking around. They might be selling lower than the competitors now but I think that will be changing shortly.

It's been beaten up but has strong fundamentals and is a value play compared to PCLN.

A triple bottom is in on the technicals, the fundamentals are there, Europe business is growing and it trades at a deep discount to it's peers (PCLN, EXPE, and CTRP).

Orbitz Worldwide has performed the worst of the major airline internet traffic companies over the last six months and I think we've finally hit a point where their value relative to competitors looks attractive. Orbitz has expanded nicely into Europe and is moving further away from getting all of its revenues within the US. Margins are high in this business as long as they can keep their booking fees and they look likely to gain profitability in 2008. At just 12 times earnings and 1.00 times book they seem to be a bargain compared to priceline.com at 23 times earnings and 8 times book and even expedia but you have to keep in mind how quickly EXPE and PCLN are growing. Keep your expectations limited and there's no reason OWW doesnt rebound 30-45% in 2008.

Nero

Sagetrade

This company has cler direction, strong leadership, and some extremely forward moving technology.