TAM S.A. (ADR) (NYSE:TAM)
The Company provides scheduled air transportation in both the domestic market and the international market through its operating subsidiaries TAM Linhas Aereas and TAM Mercosur.
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undervalued
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arbitrage long TAM, short LFL
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TAM is in the process of being bought out by Chile's mo' better LAN airlines. If the deal is approved (and it probably will be) holders of TAM will receive .9 shares of LAN shares (renamed LATAM)for each share of TAM they hold. Since both LFL and TAM are ADRs it's the math is a little tricky but TAM currently trades at a discount to that .9 LFL price and as LFL goes up (which I think it will) TAM should go up accordingly.
I wouldn't pick this stock if it weren't for the merger possibility. I own shares of LFL in RL but not TAM.
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TAM offers excellent service at reasonable prices to a beautiful country that is doing well for itself; buy!
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Strong international presence and lots of room to grow.
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New 52 week low. Double down on losing position.
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Shorting Airlines.
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TAM airlines has taken a beating with the rest of the airline industry. This Brazilian play will continue to be profitable as US carriers pare down flights and increase fares. Furthermore, the Brazilian economy and stock market has been the least impacted of all the global markets over the past year. As the economy in Central and South America continues to grow, so will the stock price of TAM.
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The airline sector is obviously in a little trouble right now and will more than likely continue to suffer throughout the summer driving season when oil prises are at their usual highs; however, the charts for all airlines are just so oversold, and I see a quick bounce throughout the sector before a continuation of downward pressure returns.
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its a good company. But with the problem in the congonhas airport there will be a decrease in number of flights for the nexts months. And more: there is a crisis in brazilian airports and this may prejudice the companys performance.
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TAM is by far the market leader in Brazil and combines great service with affordable fares in a way that American carriers only dream about.
Brazil air traffic grows by 10% a year, TAM has a 47% market share in an industry that favors the biggest/strongest.
Cost structure is very low compared with other international carriers and will continue to be so with much lower legacy costs than other carriers. The opportunity for expansion into other other Latin and Central American countries is huge and the accident that will provide short term weakness for the company also provides an improved entry point. I'm starting to buy now.
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Way undervalued here. This is a buy.
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10/2006
98
Earnings Per Share (EPS) Rating
96
Relative Price Strength (RS) Rating
96
Industry Group Relative Strength (Grp RS) Rating
A
Sales + Profit Margins + ROE (SMR) Rating
B
Accumulation/ Distribution (Acc/Dis) Rating
A-
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