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Charlotte Observer: American Airlines slows seating growth again as fares slump

American Airlines said passenger traffic rose 2.8 percent in June as it added 2.4 percent capacity to its network. US Airways, acquired by American in 2013 but still flying under a separate banner, landed 72% of its flights on time last month, down from 80.2% in the previous month.

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Capacity has been a big issue for airlines.

American Airlines Group Inc on Friday discounted its plans for capacity growth among the United States, looking to hear investors’ demands to effectively gradual its development based on weaker-than-expected journey insist. After the session commenced at $40.3, the stock reached the higher end at $40.31 while it hit a low of $39.14.

The case is Cumming, et al. v. American Airlines, Inc., et al. The stock has a 50-day moving average of $41.25 and a 200-day moving average of $48.03.

In other American Airlines Group news, CEO W Douglas Parker sold 54,828 shares of American Airlines Group stock in a transaction dated Wednesday, July 1st. Genovesi has a success rate of 50.0% and is ranked #1464 out of 3694 analysts, while Husseini has a success rate of 0.0% and is ranked #3128. Analysts surveyed by Zacks are anticipating earnings of $2.62 per share for the period closing on 2015-06-30. American Airlines Group Inc (AAL) reported last quarter earnings on April 24. The shares has been rated as hold from 6 Wall Street Analysts. The June 2015 load factor was a record for the month of June at 86.2 percent, compared with 86.1 percent in June 2014.

Is this a Buying Opportunity? Those statements were in response to broad declines in airline stocks, sparked by investor fears that cheap fuel would prompt carriers to oversupply the market. Of those seventeen, ten have a Buy rating, seven have a Hold rating. Oracle Corporation (ORCL)’S monthly performance stands at -7.380% with an analyst rating of 2.4and dividend yield of 1.51%.

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Company has received price target recommendation from many analysts. The 52-week low of the share price is $28.1. This corresponds to a 20.47% upside from the last closing price. (NYSE:UAL) fells -2.74% to close at $52.82 as compare to its fifty-two week range of 39.46 – 74.52. Deutsche Bank decreased price target from $58 to $50.

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