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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!

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Microsoft Stock May Be Running Out of Gas

May 23, 2013 by Adam Levine-Weinberg

Microsoft Stock May Be Running Out of Gas

In the past few months, Microsoft stock has appeared to escape its "lost decade." However, disruption by competitors such as Apple and Google will lead to a slow decline in profits from the Windows and Office franchises. This is bad news for Microsoft shareholders.

Delta fleet restructuring

May 23, 2013 by Adam Levine-Weinberg

United Embraces Bigger Regional Jets but Still Lags Delta

United is following Delta's lead by upgauging its regional fleet, with two recent deals for 76-seat regional jets. However, the company will remain behind Delta in terms of retiring 50-seat aircraft.

ULCC margins

May 22, 2013 by Adam Levine-Weinberg

2 Solid Airline Stocks to Buy

Allegiant Travel and Spirit Airlines are two of the best stocks to buy in the airline sector. They have the lowest costs in the business and have therefore been consistently profitable. Moreover, both have plenty of room for growth.

Why Mutual Funds Are Such a Rip-Off

May 21, 2013 by Adam Levine-Weinberg

Why Mutual Funds Are Such a Rip-Off

Investors have poured trillions of dollars into mutual funds. However, these funds combine high fees with limited flexibility, which usually leads to below-market returns.

Will Amazon Prime's Video Content Library Overtake Netflix's?

May 21, 2013 by Adam Levine-Weinberg

Will Amazon Prime's Video Content Library Overtake Netflix's?

Amazon launched the Prime Instant Video service just two years ago. However, the quantity and quality of titles available is already giving Netflix a run for its money.

Why Costco Stock Keeps Rising

May 21, 2013 by Adam Levine-Weinberg

Why Costco Stock Keeps Rising

Costco has built a powerful, durable business model with its price leadership and rock-bottom operating expenses -- making its stock likely to outperform for long-term investors.

Ron Johnson's Biggest Mistake at J.C. Penney

May 20, 2013 by Adam Levine-Weinberg

Ron Johnson's Biggest Mistake at J.C. Penney

Ron Johnson made a lot of mistakes during his tenure at J.C. Penney. However, none can compare to his decision to remove the "Month-Long Values" pricing category beginning last August.

2013 Ford Fusion

May 20, 2013 by Adam Levine-Weinberg

Ford Stock Hits a Two-Year High: Buy, Sell, or Hold?

Last week, Ford stock passed $15 for the first time in two years. However, the company is still an attractive long-term investment opportunity, particularly due to the upside of Ford's international operations.

Will Any Dell Stock Owners Take Carl Icahn's Money?

May 19, 2013 by Adam Levine-Weinberg

Will Any Dell Stock Owners Take Carl Icahn's Money?

Carl Icahn wants to give Dell stock owners $12 each. However, his plan may unravel if he convinces too many people that the company is massively undervalued.

iPhone growth chart

May 18, 2013 by Adam Levine-Weinberg

This Time, Apple Should Follow BlackBerry's Lead

Apple might be wise to follow BlackBerry's lead as it looks to jump-start iPhone sales growth.

Southwest Passes the Leadership Torch to Delta

May 16, 2013 by Adam Levine-Weinberg

Southwest Passes the Leadership Torch to Delta

Southwest has long been known as a leader within the airline industry in terms of financial best practices. However, Delta seems to be assuming that role through thinking outside of the box.

J.C. Penney Debt Offering Buys Time -- but at a High Cost

May 16, 2013 by Adam Levine-Weinberg

J.C. Penney Debt Offering Buys Time -- but at a High Cost

The retailer is on the verge of completing a $1.75 billion debt offering to shore up its liquidity. However, the additional interest expense will present another barrier to profitability for the company.

Did BlackBerry Just Surrender to Apple and Android?

May 15, 2013 by Adam Levine-Weinberg

Did BlackBerry Just Surrender to Apple and Android?

BlackBerry announced this week that it's making its BlackBerry Messenger service and BlackBerry Enterprise Service available for iOS and Android devices. Is this a surrender?

Can Dell Meet Carl Icahn's Expectations?

May 14, 2013 by Adam Levine-Weinberg

Can Dell Meet Carl Icahn's Expectations?

Carl Icahn has made the case that Dell is worth significantly more than what Michael Dell and Silver Lake Partners are offering to buy the company. However, his valuation is based on a "rosy scenario" for Dell that is not likely to come to fruition.

Why NVIDIA Doesn't Care if PC Sales Are Down

May 13, 2013 by Adam Levine-Weinberg

Why NVIDIA Doesn't Care if PC Sales Are Down

NVIDIA bears have predicted for years that the decline of the PC and the rise of "good-enough" computing would destroy NVIDIA's business. However, the company's leadership position in high-end graphics keeps proving those bears wrong.

Does Carl Icahn's Math on Dell Compute?

May 13, 2013 by Adam Levine-Weinberg

Does Carl Icahn's Math on Dell Compute?

Carl Icahn believes that he could pay Dell shareholders a special dividend of $12 per share while only taking on $5.2 billion of new debt. Is this plan really feasible?

Cadillac ELR

May 11, 2013 by Adam Levine-Weinberg

Can GM Save the Chevy Volt?

The Chevy Volt has missed sales expectations for every year of its existence. However, its upscale cousin, the Cadillac ELR, might have more success.

iPad_mini

May 11, 2013 by Adam Levine-Weinberg

Will Apple Put a Retina Display on the iPad Mini?

Many analysts expect that Apple will soon put a "Retina" display on the iPad Mini. However, cost considerations may lead Apple to raise the iPad Mini's price if it does.

Will Your Airport Have Fewer Flights in the Future?

May 11, 2013 by Adam Levine-Weinberg

Will Your Airport Have Fewer Flights in the Future?

Many airlines are replacing smaller planes in their fleets with larger ones, while adding more seats to existing aircraft. In order to keep capacity growth in check in the future, airlines may have to reduce their service in smaller markets.

Airlines Disappoint in April

May 10, 2013 by Adam Levine-Weinberg

Airlines Disappoint in April

The five largest U.S. airlines turned in disappointing performances in April. A disturbing breakdown in capacity discipline may have been the culprit.

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