2x+ Upside! BOEING Stock Analysis [737MAX Resumption] Recovery Stock

Should I Invest in Boeing in late-2020 and 2021?
We take a look at the ultra-beaten-down Boeing stock as a potential opportunity, after it's made some good gains in the last few weeks.

Boeing's not only made up of commercial aircraft production, but has various other business segments, so we take a look at those and how they've been doing during these rough times, alongside the more well-known commercial aircraft segment.

Looking forward to hearing your feedback in the comments section!

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00:00 Intro to Boeing
01:57 Price Chart
02:35 Boeing History
03:31 What else does Boeing do?
03:54 Financial Charts
05:17 Commercial Aircraft Segment, 737 Max Planes
08:28 Evasive Maneuvers
12:33 Moat (Just in Case You Weren't Sure)
14:04 Financial Charts w/ HyperCharts
16:15 10Q chart
16:49 Market Cap vs Enterprise Value
17:17 Statement of Cash Flows
18:06 Share Buybacks
18:38 My Thoughts
20:26 Sneak peak for next video

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[TreMcKeeJapanTrePreneur]

Are you gonna take this opportunity on the beaten-down behemoth Boeing?

[davidbarnett]

Great video, excellent presentation. I have subscribed to your channel and look forward to seeing more companies reviewed. I actually sold some Jan 210 puts earlier in the week for a long term hold assuming I get assigned.

[YoutubeAddict]

Love the quality of the video, perfect audio and well condensed but understandable information.

[SectorVestor]

Im long Boeing and SPR.Even at current prices its still half price.
Great video - delivery of Info is A1 👍

[jchong]

While i don't like these types of companies as investments, I'm glad you're covering them. Too many YouTubers are covering bs spac and hyped up ev stocks. I really need to look outside of tech more to balance out my portfolio

[arabiantxn]

So I have owned BA for little bit more them 3 years, My initial purchase was @ 27X and then again 346 and then again during the 2nd quarter of this year, I have been able to get AVG down to 140

[louis-philippelaverdure]

hello tre, can you make a video on alibaba, yhanks

[dercashflowinvestor]

What about analysing MarketAxess Holdings? Crowdstrike? Roku? The Trade Desk?

[paulschaaf]

I doubled my money on Boeing but recently dumped it because it seems like the company is mostly taking direction from the bean counters rather than the engineers. The 737 Max fiasco cut my gains from triple to only double before I sold. IMO, a company that's main product is heavily focused on engineering really needs to be run by an engineer. Cost cutting is not a recipe for long term growth. It's a way to boost short term profits, usually at the expense of long term growth. I think for the most part, you bring in the bean counter to run things when you've run out of ideas and just want to squeeze maximum profits out of a declining or stagnant business. Just my 2 cents.

[xxIFNTxx]

I really love the mature and down-to-earth analysis of some of these stocks. Unlike the hyped-up presentations from some of the other Youtubers. However, IMO the thumbnail pictures where you make funny/hype-up facial expressions is kinda a turnoff for me. The vibe I got from your videos are more on the calm and experienced side. I get what you are going for to attract viewers, but I feel that maybe the thumbnails are detrimental toward attracting your targeted demographic. You are a successful entrepreneur with alot of experience, so I guess that is your advantage (compared to the other teen-youtubers hyping stuff up) and that should show in the thumb nails. Just my 2cents.

[neilcuzon]

Your returns are a function of the price that you bought something for. Is there a good reason to buy ahead of a surge of epic proportions, rather than to wait for a pullback and to buy closer to fundamentals?

Also, what do you think of the effects of zoom on long term business travel? How much of it is permanent and how much is temporary?

[soulglo]

Can you talk while sitting on your hands?

[cornpop]

How do you feel about the news that they might sell equity too deal with the debt. My concern is that it will dilute the share.

[LeBronRayJames]

I bought Adobe, Microsoft, Amazon, Facebook, Nvidia, Netflix, Disney, PayPal, Square, Palo Alto Networks for the long term. What do u think?

[arabiantxn]

Request: Can you do an analysis on AMRN ( i'm SH ET FKED in AMRN )

[Brandon-lvyh]

i been holding all my shares for months and its geting boring lol

[KelechIwuaba]

So many good companies but my money doesn't go that far. But more than anything I'm still very salty about the way they tried to blame the pilots for those two plane crashes. So although I know they will recover not gonna be a part of this one.

[CycleBreakersCommunity]

I have 19 shares bought at $200 and I’m not sure what to do because I don’t have a lot of liquid capital and there’s so many opportunities maybe I should sell half and put it elsewhere when it pops on vaccine news again. Or should I hold long term 🤔

[liangliangni]

No real hope in the company running up. Huge debt that will get years pay back. High interest. Airlines also have huge debt and I cant see them spending a lot on new airplanes. Even if government is willing to backstop them, it doen't mean the shares won't be devastated. Look at AIG. And that's after huge share dilution after 2008. All in all, way too expensive for the risk. Might be attractive down $100. Otherwise, there's much better opportunities elsewhere.

[arabiantxn]

I still think there is an upside to this company even at current prices ( $225) 12/4/2020