Alaska Air (ALK)
enjoys a good reputation for the quality of its operations and
management execution, but the "what have you done for me lately?" world
of Wall Street doesn't reward that on a consistent basis. To that end,
while I had some concerns in my last article
about weaker sentiment across the airline sector, Alaska Air has
underperformed, largely on what I believe to be concerns about near-term
weakness in fares in its West Coast and Hawaiian operations.
Alaska
Air's concentration on the West Coast remains a risk factor, but I
believe the quality of the operation is still undervalued, and with a
significant upturn in free cash flow on the way (barring a major
deterioration in the sector), I believe management will be in a good
place to return more capital to shareholders. Below $80, I think the
shares are worth a look.
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Alaska Air Focusing On Execution, But The Shares Are Lagging
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