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Adam Levine-Weinberg

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Adam Levine-Weinberg is a senior Industrials/Consumer Goods specialist with The Motley Fool. He is an avid stock-market watcher and a value investor at heart. He primarily covers airline, auto, retail, and tech stocks. Follow him on Twitter for the latest news and commentary on the airline industry!

Recent Articles by Adam Levine-Weinberg

Aug 14, 2013 by Adam Levine-Weinberg

American and US Airways Get a Nasty Surprise

American Airlines and US Airways planned to close their long-anticipated merger this quarter. But the U.S. Department of Justice is suing to stop them.

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Aug 13, 2013 by Adam Levine-Weinberg

The Transcontinental Airline Battle Rages On

The three largest U.S. carriers, are locked in a battle with low-cost rivals JetBlue and Virgin America for supremacy on the lucrative routes from New York to San Francisco and Los Angeles. Here's the way each competitor plans to win.

Aug 13, 2013 by Adam Levine-Weinberg

Airlines Had a Good July

The five largest U.S. airlines all posted strong unit revenue performance in July. Do they have what it takes to weather the seasonal drop in demand after Labor Day?

Aug 12, 2013 by Adam Levine-Weinberg

Why I'm Giving NVIDIA 1 More Year

Many shareholders are worried about NVIDIA's prospects after the company reported that revenue for its Tegra mobile processor will drop significantly this year. However, investors should give NVIDIA one more year to deliver on its potential.

JetBlue premium cabin

Aug 12, 2013 by Adam Levine-Weinberg

JetBlue Makes a First-Class Splash

Last week, JetBlue introduced its first-ever premium cabin, which it will use for transcontinental flights from New York to Los Angeles and San Francisco. This new service could be a game-changer for JetBlue.

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Aug 12, 2013 by Adam Levine-Weinberg

Bill Ackman Has Lost His J.C. Penney Leadership Privileges

Activist investor Bill Ackman publicly complained about J.C. Penney's management and CEO search process last week. However, given his role in bringing on the company's current troubles, Ackman probably shouldn't be pointing fingers.

Aug 10, 2013 by Adam Levine-Weinberg

Rite Aid Had a Good July, but Walgreen's Was Even Better

Rite Aid posted a second straight month of same-store sales growth in July. However, it's still losing a substantial amount of market share to Walgreen, which poses big long-term risks for shareholders.

Aug 6, 2013 by Adam Levine-Weinberg

Hawaiian Airlines Finally Takes Off

Hawaiian Airlines finally beat analysts' expectations in its most recent earnings report, leading to a big stock run. Does the company have more upside ahead?

Aug 5, 2013 by Adam Levine-Weinberg

Delta Goes for the Jugular

Recently, Delta Air Lines has been making a big push to grow its presence in major business markets like New York and Los Angeles. Its focus on catering to premium passengers could pose a big threat to competitors like United and American.

2013 Ford Fusion

Aug 5, 2013 by Adam Levine-Weinberg

Ford Adds Much-Needed Production Capacity

Ford's sales of the Fusion midsize sedan and F-Series full-size trucks in the U.S. have been constrained by low inventory. Fortunately, the company is about to add new production capacity to meet the strong demand.

Aug 3, 2013 by Adam Levine-Weinberg

J.C. Penney's Turmoil Continues

J.C. Penney reportedly faced a brief withdrawal of vendor financing support this week. If this problem recurs, it could send the company into a death spiral.

Aug 2, 2013 by Adam Levine-Weinberg

Analysts Give United Continental Too Much Slack

United Continental has consistently lagged the airline industry in terms of profitability for the last two years. So why don't industry analysts call United out for its underperformance?

Aug 1, 2013 by Adam Levine-Weinberg

Spirit Airlines' Biggest Shareholder Is Selling

Indigo Partners, the largest shareholder of Spirit Airlines, recently announced that it is selling all of its stock in the company. Is this a warning sign for other Spirit shareholders?

Jul 30, 2013 by Adam Levine-Weinberg

T-Mobile Needs a Long-Term Plan

T-Mobile introduced its new Simple Choice plans just a few months ago, but the carrier has been changing the pricing scheme monthly. T-Mobile needs to come up with a long-term strategy and give it time to work.

Jul 30, 2013 by Adam Levine-Weinberg

Apple Stock Buybacks Will Pay Off for Shareholders

Apple stock has gained more than 8% since the company's recent earnings release. Share buybacks are playing a big role in the changing sentiment about Apple.

Jul 30, 2013 by Adam Levine-Weinberg

Why Do Airlines Hedge Fuel Costs?

The vast majority of U.S. airlines hedge fuel costs a year or two into the future. Yet one airline has proven that this strategy is bound to lose money in the long run. So why do airlines bother?

Jul 29, 2013 by Adam Levine-Weinberg

Amazon.com: This Teflon Stock Hits a New High

Amazon's revenue growth is in a clear downtrend, yet the market has been pushing the stock higher and higher on unrealistic expectations. Long-term investors are being set up for a big disappointment when reality sets in.

Jul 29, 2013 by Adam Levine-Weinberg

Iceberg Ahead for Dell Shareholders

The ongoing battle between Michael Dell and Carl Icahn for control of Dell seems destined for a bloody stalemate. Ordinary Dell stockholders are at risk of becoming collateral damage.

Jul 29, 2013 by Adam Levine-Weinberg

Airline Demand Takes Off

Four major airlines reported Q2 results last week. Based on comments made during their earnings calls, all four are seeing healthy passenger demand for the next several months.

Jul 27, 2013 by Adam Levine-Weinberg

Debunking the Netflix "Virtuous Cycle" Myth

Netflix executives have frequently talked about driving a virtuous cycle with a growing content library and a growing subscriber base. However, content cost inflation has stopped content library growth in its tracks; domestic subscriber growth is likely to peter out soon, too.

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