UPDATE: Deutsche Bank Downgrades American Airlines (AAL) to Hold
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Rating Summary:
16 Buy, 16 Hold, 3 Sell
Rating Trend:
Down
Today's Overall Ratings:
Up: 13 | Down: 14 | New: 11
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Deutsche Bank analyst Michael Linenberg downgraded American Airlines (NASDAQ: AAL) from Buy to Hold with a price target of $20.00 (from $18.00).
The analyst comments "We are raising our 12-month price target (PT) on AAL shares from $18 to $20 which is derived by applying a 5.8 EV/EBITDAR multiple to our 2022 EBITDAR estimate (compared to the stock’s historical trading range of 5x – 7x, although multiples can trade above the range during a recession/recovery period). The upside risk to our price target is a faster-than-expected recovery in demand for air travel if COVID-19 vaccines were to become more widely available in 1H 2021. The downside risk to our price target is if we fail to see a leveling-off in new COVID-19 cases. Fuel price volatility is also a key downside/upside risk: every 10% move in jet fuel impacts our 2021 EPS estimate by $0.45. Other downside risk factors are economic weakness, government regulation, taxation, airport constraints, safety concerns, the threat of terrorism and war, associated costs/risks with labor negotiations and the revaluation of the stock market resulting in a higher equity risk premium being applied to airline shares."
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Shares of American Airlines closed at $17.98 yesterday.
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