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Any advice on what to YOLO on this week?
China says Boeing has permission to resume 737 MAX 8 deliveries
Does closing a short call on the last trading day of the year settled in new year for Tax purpose?
Is it insider trading if I buy $SAVE and $BA puts after I find a Boeing engine in my backyard?
why has BA stock gone up even throughout all the bad news through the week?
Boeing (BA): Atlas Air's Boeing cargo plane makes emergency landing after engine malfunction
BA will fall 20 dollars in the next 2 days guaranteed
Folks were asking for my next play after +400% on BA puts and +200% on TSLA puts.
BA poots will print this week
BA poots will print next week
BA poots bouta print tommorow
Boeing plane returns to airport in Japan after crack found in cockpit window
Boeing Safety Crisis part 2 - why I give a damn and you should too
[OC] Boeing 737 Max Incidents Have Caused an Average -5.5% Drop in Next Day $BA Price
[DD] Here's what you're missing on the Boeing Safety Crisis
Absolute nub guidance sought for BA puts for a guy who knows how to help in health emergencies but is regarded with finances
Should you EVER risk in options trading ?
Can't decide between stocks! Stuck between NKE, BA and TSLA...maybe even GS or AXP
Truly regarded. Bought BA calls on accident 😓
I am a ex-prop trader trading US equities and these are the stocks on my watchlist (1/8).
Printer just starting to heat up on BA calls. Can't wait for it to go bbrrrrrr and post my gain porn.
Where’s the guy that bought $BA puts last friday?
Where’s the guy who bought $BA puts last friday?
Is the BA situation not worst then the prior incident?
Who is taking the biggest hit tomorrow: BA, SPR, or ALK?
$BA Boeing levels -- where the bones in my ancient tortoise shell say price may bounce to the moon
We should have seen the signs on this BA situation … The SIGN :
Forget $BA - sympathy plays will be hot - $AAL / $DAL / $LUV / $EADSY...
Forget $BA - $AAL / $DAL / $LUV / $EADSY...
To all the doomsayer posts on BA. A moment of silence for you all.
$BA Boeing premarket L&S shows 6% down on Sunday | fasten seatbelt
Another BA issue. What a shitfest of a company
Is investing in BA come Monday a good move?
FAA orders temporary grounding of Boeing (BA) 737 MAX 9 aircraft.
737-Max 9 Fallout: Forget BA, Calls on DAL
Door rips off of an Alaska Airlines flight of a Boeing plane
Alaska Airlines is grounding all Boeing 737-9 aircraft after a window blew out mid-air
How $BA reacted to the last 2 airplane crashes (red lines)
BA bearish? If it breaks $260, it’s going down
$BA 100k searing on max pain Long Calls
Quarter of a Million dollars - BA 💎1 Week 🚀
$BA They can’t damp if I sodl and they can’t pamp if I hodl. Also this was $1k last month lmfao.
$BA - The first $100,000 is a bi***, but you gotta do it. After that you ride till Lambo or Accord.
$BA Yolo update - Withdrew $15k to pay off student debt and buy Christmas gifts. Did I sell more? Nah used the rest of my BP for more calls.
Looking for the right lense to define “AI resistant stocks”
So which boom boom stocks are you buying?
I wanted to try to invest in 10 completely random stocks to see if this beats the market in 1 year, so I asked ChatGTP...
Publically traded US and UK defense companies with operations in Israel
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Same thing happened to me with my $BA calls today. But I have learnt the hard way that not getting out at the right time causes more trouble in the long term.
BA $300, 🥭gonna cram their planes down every countries throats 
When 🥭was elected I was screaming BA $200. Literal government contractor. Check the charts from his first term… might want to buy in again 
I bought a singular BA $200 leap on Tuesday and boy did that mf RIP today 
Top 10 irrelevant pieces of information I learned on the 🥭press conference today: 1. His golf courses are the best in Scotland and Ireland. 2. The best tax cut in history in 2017 will be followed by another best tac cut in history soon. Everything is the BEST in History. 3. Warren Stephens (Ambassador to UK) has a lot of cash, why does it matter, I don't know. 4. Howard Nutlick is the best Nut Licker in the universe (thanks for the BA tip thought) 5. He single-handedly reduced the price of Eggs. 6. The UK has a big economy, who knew. 7. JD Vance is worse than a piece of WH furniture. Did he even say a word? 8. Pete Buttigieg likes to ride bicycle with his husband behind him, I think he wanted to make a crass gay joke but caught himself. 9. Biden is responsible for broken air traffic control system, he wasted billions and billions and billions 10. American beef is the best in the world.
\*NAVARRO: WE'RE GOING TO TAKE GOOD CARE OF BOEING Pump my $BA you beautiful bastard Ron Vera 
As much as I loathe 🥭, I have to give credit where credit is due—the dude shoots from the hip and in real time; say what you want about access to information but he assembles his lackeys and they give us info in real time; thanks Nutlick for the BA tip, I immediately bought calls and they've already printed. No other administration has this level of, let's call it transparency or access, for lack of better words. Most other administrations do deals and negotiations behind closed doors and the little guy usually has no access. Not saying that his lackeys don't provide insider information. He answers questions, as incoherent as he can ever be, but if you pay attention, he gives clues all the time. Love him or hate him, as degenerate traders and gamblers, we should embrace the craziness because he does move markets. Downvote away...
TSLA's up because Mango can just give Musk the money in the form of a contract citing national interest. Like he just propped up BA (which I don't disagree with TBH). Call it the Trump put, like we had the Fed Put with the PPT.
Of course an airline. And yep, most likely BA. 777 and 787 I expect, they're both very nice aircraft
I think it's including Boeing parts? And it's actually a private purchase, i.e. by an airline (probably BA,?), despite what the press release implies.
Depending on which aircraft, this isn't really a big number. It's like maybe 40 aircraft at 250m a pop. Boeing sells more at airshows. If I were to guess it BA, because their fleet is aging a bit and it's a deal for 787 and 737
BA should be up 10% I think it’s going to go higher
BA stonking now. Can they just mention spy or nvda?
>We will remember this day WTF? We are literally just opening their market to American beef that they won't buy and BA timed a Boeing purchase to follow this?
BA and airlines 
$BA
God. Yup. Full regard. And nope, no BA bags here.
Jay Powell: Education Princeton University (BA) Georgetown University (JD) Jerome Powell's credentials include a law degree from Georgetown University, a bachelor's degree in politics from Princeton University, and prior experience as an investment banker, lawyer, and government official. He has served as a Board member of the Federal Reserve since 2012 and became Chair in 2018, being sworn in for a second term in 2022 Trump: Trump considered a show business career but instead in 1964 enrolled at Fordham University. Two years later, he transferred to the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, graduating in May 1968 with a Bachelor of Science in economics. Sadly, two of my professors share recounts from that time and think I was literally the dumbest student they ever met
Good news is I have a fuck ton of calls in GOOG, BA, and DIS. Bad news is I tried being responsible and picked up a few thousand worth of 1 DTE SPY 558P yesterday as a hedge which I now see was effectively pissing away some of the gains from the calls I’m about to get at the open today.
Wait we lost another jet into the ocean? from the same ship? i thought an old story had popped up on my timeline. We still buying from BA?
Tariffs are bullish now so BA should go up on this news.
My guess is that CEG smashed earnings and thus everything nuclear went... Nuclear... *BA dum tsh*
I know plenty of stupid or middling people with bachelors, masters, PhDs and MDs. The issue was moving jobs for average and below average people overseas, and essentially creating two paths: 1. Work a service job and be poor 2. Go to college College used to be reserved for intelligent people who really wanted to learn. When it became a choice in the early 2000s of survive or don’t, everyone went to college. College became a big, booming business with huge increases in cost of tuition, books, professor salaries, bloated staff, NFL level football stadiums etc. In order to keep their business afloat, they lowered standards to allow more and more applicants in. The end result was that the rarity of a BA in liberal arts in the 70s could fast track you to high level management at an insurance agency ($$$$), while a BS in biology in 2015 made you eligible to be a lab tech ($$). Degree over inflation and proliferation. The natural repercussions of this are now we have a gazillion graduates with all these fancy degrees (and debt!), but, the people are still “stupid”, to use your words. There are only so many above average people in any given population, and sending everyone to college has been a scam that has covered for the lack of manufacturing jobs and mid level management that could have been performed by high school graduates or at most 2 year associates degree holders. I guess my point is, giving people bullshit degrees doesn’t mean you have more intelligent people, and I don’t think it’s a useful metric.
My current shorts are Tsla CVNA PLTR BA
By trading dividend stocks i avg over 30% a year. Lots of people tell you to do lots of things. Some people tell you not to eat meat. Some people tell you to only eat meat. Some people say not to buy a house. Some people say to buy a house. You do you boo. My advice for active trading is this if you have the money: VOO/ETFs with the bulk for 4 years (this assumes you are starting from scratch). Put $2,000 in for trading and analyzing and learning about stock picks, muddling through, learning how things impact your taxes etc. After 4 years of active trading, you get your "degree" in Tradeology Studies. Even if you "lost" money during the 4 years, that was college costs, not part of investing. 2K max to pay for a BA? Seems like a steal. Now go forth and trade however you've learned with your "real" money. Do what you do. Then, after another 4 years of winning, you got your Master's in Advanced Tradeology Studies. And you'll make even more. Caveats: 1. Unless you're stupid. Then, you will never learn anything and perpetually fail. 2. Unless you don't really have a value ratio for the work load. To be actively trading, and to do better than just grabbing some ETFs and such, you're probably minimally looking at 5-hours/week. So if you make 150K/year and you're maxed out 401K is making that 10% a year and you're extra is making 10%. And you should then in not too long have about 1 million, you're making gains of 100K/year without doing anything. So instead of reading financial statements on companies, you can go play with your kids, or go fishing etc....
LMFAO The 0dte 570c is still down 1 cent from when I bought it and we slowly going up. This market is BA
I don't think you understand the company if that's what you think they do. Government isn't their entire business and most of the growth is in the private sector, though all the buzz is GOV spending. Lots of companies make lots of money off people dying, MO is responsible for deaths every day...but that dividend is juicy. What tangible products is MSFT selling, because all I get is a license key or processing time in the cloud. I feel obligated to mention BA who prioritize the stock over safety and reliability in recent history...which are core tenants of their business. PLTR is at least trying to prioritize the interests of the US over pure profit...so far. TSLA has over promised and under-delivered whilst PLTR hasn't crossed the Rubicon on that I don't think.
Yeah, but the market didn't listen to a single thing China has said. Like when it took a week for rare earth metals to spike after the restriction, or how BA went up after they stopped buying their planes, or how the whole market pumped when China denied trade talks with the US
just give me the morning. I can finally sell out of these fucking BA shares and have a full down payment. then you guys can go wild.
Def calls on BA, LMT, RTX and PLTR. Puts on everything that isn't designed to surveil or kill someone though.
My friend has a BA in biology. The degree name doesn't matter. It all means the same.
imma gonna sell my BA shares monday to have a down payment ready. I'll probably lose $2k still , but can make that back in a money market in 4 months.
Component How we got there Dollar value (today, 3 May 2025) Current Boeing shares 10 McDonnell Douglas (MDC) × 1.3 BA per merger agreement 13 shares Market price BA last trade ‑ $185.46 ≈ $2,411 Cash dividends you’d have pocketed (1997‑Q1 2020) Σ annual dividends per BA share 1997‑2020 = $52.71 × 13 shares ≈ $685 TOTAL cash you could have today (no reinvestment, pre‑tax) — ≈ $3,096 If you’d re‑invested every dividend through the DRIP you’d own ~16 BA shares (rough calc using ex‑div closing prices), pushing the market piece to ~$2,970 and the all‑in total toward $3.6 k; still the same order of magnitude. How I got there Merger math Final exchange ratio was 1.3 Boeing (ticker BA) for every 1 MDC share; it was 0.65 until Boeing’s 2‑for‑1 split in May 1997 doubled it. So your 10‑share certificate became 13 BA shares. No further splits on BA after 1997. Market value Latest BA quote is $185.46. 13 × 185.46 ≈ $2,410.98. Dividend stream (if you took the cheques) Boeing paid steadily until COVID shut it off in 2020. Summing annual dividends 1997‑2020 gives $52.71 per share. $52.71 × 13 ≈ $685. (If you missed a few cheques, adjust accordingly.) What if you’d DRIP‑ed? Reinvesting quarterly bumps your share count 25 % (rule‑of‑thumb using actual ex‑div closes). That’s why the fully‑compounded total ($3.6 k) isn’t life‑changing either. Don’t let anyone sell you on “hidden fortune” fantasies. Collectible (‘scripophily’) value Ordinary post‑1970 McDonnell Douglas certificates trade $10‑$40; pristine “specimens” can hit $300+. Your 1995 issue with punches/ink is toward the low end. Nice wall art, but financial value = share value unless a collector overpays. Cashing in / putting it in street name Issuer & transfer agent: Boeing’s agent is Computershare Investor Services. Call them (888‑777‑0923) or open an Investor Center account. They’ll walk you through registering the old certificate, medallion‑signature‑guarantee, replacing lost coupons if any, and depositing to a brokerage. Expect a $25–$50 fee for replacement or DRS transfer; negligible relative to the $2.4 k stake. Tax angle If this was inherited, your basis may be date‑of‑death FMV. If it’s yours since 1995, original basis carries into BA (basis is split 50/50 between the 1.3 shares received & cash‑in‑lieu for any fractional share you may have had). Dividends already taxed in the year received; if you never reported them, you'll want to look into what's needed. All in all... You’re not sitting on a secret gold mine—roughly three grand gross, maybe enough for a weekend trip or a chunk off a credit‑card bill. Unless you love the nostalgia, dematerialise the paper: theft, fire, or simply losing it would be a 100 % loss. If you want to stay invested, move the shares into a brokerage via DRS; if not, instruct Computershare or your broker to sell and wire the proceeds. And if you think aerospace has long‑term upside, remember BA hasn’t reinstated its dividend yet and is still digging out of 737 MAX/legal holes. Keep your eyes open. TL;DR – About $2.4 k in stock, $0.7 k in past dividends; call Computershare, get it registered, decide whether to hold or sell, and don’t expect yacht money.
Post proof of gains then. Can’t claim gains without posting here. And if only you knew how ironic it was you flexing BA gains on me 😂.
Just posted to see how negative people get over gains in America, pathetic. I made 2k on BA today, stfu already. Im the person that almost got banned until June on stock market live “for flexing “ the play today. Lol
BA is such a piece of shit. Can never hold on to any gain from the morning.
BA at 187 is criminal up YTD too
We bought a house (3BR/2BA & 1666sf) in Encinitas, CA. in 1983 for $85,500 & lived in it for alomost 12 years. Today it is valued at around $1.5MM & rents for $3850/month. Kids are a costly trade-off & if one of you choose to a stay at home parent until they all enter elementary school, the household income is cut in half. We have visited all 50 states & 6 out of the 7 continents. Best Wishes!
Wish BA could go back down to 160
Potus retrofitting an old BA 747 as temporary Air Force One. It would be hilarious if [deleted]
That's got to be a huge bluff. BA is shit don't get me wrong, but Comac isn't going to shove orders for 30 jets to the front of the line while gyna isn't taking deliveries of BA
So that's not in it at all... So now it tells me you don't know the BA or the new Minerals deal. The US isn't taking resources...
DUBLIN, May 1 (Reuters) - Ryanair (RYA.I), opens new tab would look for an alternative aircraft supplier if U.S. tariffs materially affect the price of planes it has ordered from Boeing (BA.N), opens new tab, chief executive Michael O'Leary said in a letter on Thursday, adding that he would consider Chinese planemaker COMAC. Ryanair, Europe's largest by passenger numbers, is due to take delivery of the final 29 aircraft a 210 plane 737 MAX order by March next year. It also has 150 firm orders for the MAX 10, the largest jet in the 737 family, and options for 150 more, with the first deliveries due in 2027. "If the US government proceeds with its ill-judged plan to impose tariffs, and if these tariffs materially affect the price of Boeing aircraft exports to Europe, then we would certainly reassess both our current Boeing orders, and the possibility of placing those orders elsewhere," O'Leary said in a letter to a senior U.S. lawmaker seen by Reuters. O'Leary added that Ryanair would have no need to purchase other aircraft unless tariffs affect the pricing of its Boeing order. He was responding to a warning by U.S. Representative Raja Krishnamoorthi against Ryanair purchasing Chinese-made aircraft due to security concerns, following prior comments by O'Leary that he would consider doing so at the right price. O'Leary said in the letter that the Irish airline has not had any discussions with COMAC about aircraft purchases since about 2011 but that it would "of course" consider it if they were 10%-20% cheaper than Boeing's main rival Airbus.
That's the doom and gloom take, I get how you got to that conclusion though. Perhaps I'm disillusioned but I think I'm a bit more informed on the subject than most people. I've got an AAS in manufacturing engineering and a BA in business economics, and have been working in manufacturing since I finished college in 2007. And I did vote for Trump 3 times, although I've always been registered as an independent. People talk about automation like it's these dystopian factories void of humanity. Setting up and maintaining those things is a ton of work. Right now I work in fluid separation, large industrial centrifuges, and they are highly automated. Programming them, setting them up, and the maintenance is a full time job, it puts my kids through school. The machines need to be torn down and cleaned 4 times a year, at minimum, bearings changed annually. And that's if nothing breaks, which happens all, the, time. There are a lot less people pulling levers for a living, but the jobs that do exist are magnitudes more difficult and higher paying. Amazon warehouses are state of the art, they still employ people. And I think you sorely underestimate the manufacturing capacity of the United States of America. China can import stuff all they want, it's not having anywhere to sell their stuff that is going to hurt them. The US is the world's biggest customer, cutting off those US dollars is what is going to hurt China. No income is bad for an economy. As far as companies not wanting to pay us wages, that has historically been the point of tariffs, before Trump started weaponising them anyways. Europe probably wouldn't have much of any manufacturing at all if they didn't have tarrfs in tact to protect domestic manufacturing. Every other country in the world enforces their borders, I'm not sure why it's all of a sudden controversial. Not all that long ago democrats were in favor of it. Obama and Hillary were both strong advocates of strong borders, the open borders is a new phenomenon. I mean try to cross the border into Canada without a passport, they will NOT be pleased. Even if you have a passport, they're surprisingly picky on who they let in, any criminal history at all, including a DUI, they're turning you away. If borders aren't enforced, they disappear because they're just made up lines on a map, they need enforcement to mean anything. Time will tell if the US economy bounces back or not. How would you feel if everything is humming along nicely by the time midterms roll around, hypothetically? Because I think that's a real possibility.
I need to add PLTR. I do have LMT and BA in the 'evil' portfolio.
And yet Nestlé makes me the most money. I love NESN lol Why isn't anyone talking about the devil PLTR? or LMT? or BA arms industry?
I literally just emailed FSU to try and get statistics class done so I can finish my BA and get my MA to become a therapist. This after my lesson learning stock options yesterday. Lol
BA would need to do their assassin thing on jpow
Part of the problem is too many people see a regulation as a hindrance to them personally and not realize it is so the little guy and workers don't get absolutely CRUSHED otherwise just looking at History(I got a BA in it and it is a hobby) Its like ADHD in order for me to work properly I have to have certain rules and things to keep me going well. If I don't have those things then my ADHD go off the rails. Same thing with Capitalism.
I have puts on BA. It’s run up a lot in the past week.
There is a BA meeting at the church tonight. BA = Bercoholics Anonymous
Some whale just bought 506k shares of BA @ $181.94
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Underwater basket weaving. Why do you ask? I would only get a BA if it was from at least a decently respected school and you are getting a useful degree.
I have a BA / MS in Aerospace Engineering and even I’m still regarded
Boeing: If this whole gap holds here near 160-170, I think we could take out 210 on BA. Look at these November 21 2025 $200 calls which are now 12 bucks. I think if this stock were to sell off towards 170 or so, these calls if had at 6-7 bucks could make a lot of sense.
Thanks for sharing the image — let’s break this down carefully: This is a McDonnell Douglas common stock certificate, dated January 3, 1995. It certifies ownership of 10 shares. McDonnell Douglas merged with Boeing in 1997. Boeing (NYSE: BA) absorbed McDonnell Douglas, and McDonnell Douglas shareholders received Boeing stock at the merger. At the time of the merger (August 1, 1997): 1 share of McDonnell Douglas was converted into approximately 0.65 shares of Boeing. Step-by-Step Math: You have 10 McDonnell Douglas shares. At merger conversion: 10 × 0.65 = 6.5 Boeing shares. Today, you would own 6.5 shares of Boeing stock — assuming: You or whoever held the certificate never sold. The shares were properly registered or claimed after the merger. Now, Boeing Stock Value: Boeing’s stock price today (April 28, 2025) is approximately $174.00 per share. (Let me know if you want me to grab the exact live price!) Value: 6.5 shares × $174 = $1,131.00 Approximate value today: ➡️ $1,131.00 Important Notes: If the shares were never transferred into a brokerage account after the McDonnell Douglas merger, you may need to contact Boeing’s transfer agent (currently Computershare) to claim or reissue the shares. If the shares were already “cashed out” or transferred, then the certificate may be only a collectible and not “live” stock anymore. In short: If still valid, the stock is worth about $1,131 today
Actually the correct answer is 13 shares. The BA stock split on January 8 1997. The merger between McDonald Douglas and Boeing closed in August 1st 1997. The McDonald Douglas shareholders received 1.3 shares of BA for every share held. Roughly 2370 plus any dividends paid.
Boeing (BA) has had one 2:1 stock split since 1995, in 1997. That would be 20 shares today worth about $3600 if the certificate is genuine.
There is a BA meeting at the church tonight. BA = Bercoholics Anonymous
# Jim Cramer becomes increasingly bullish on Boeing after adding the stock to the bullpen. Any BA bagholders here, take note. 
Exactly right. I looked at BA first thing, it was up, I was like "WHAT IS GOING ON?!" Hehehe.
There’s always a profit to be made. Follow the money. Cargill and CHS will profit from any corn and soybean sales that migrate to Brazil and South America from US. [Nutrien has entered the chat.](https://www.bing.com/fd/ls/GLinkPing.aspx?IG=1F697BA91C2A443E90BCEED0337268CE&&ID=SERP,5470.1&SUIH=fJK8raxWR6A8EAgc0VSknw&redir=aHR0cHM6Ly9lbi53aWtpcGVkaWEub3JnL3dpa2kvTnV0cmllbg)
Without the US government playing peacemaker anymore, I feel like we're going to see a lot more conflicts around the world. Calls on RTX, LMT, NOC and BA.
Why the fuk is BA still up when fking gyna is cancelling their orders.
BA calls were up 300 10mins ago, sell order didn't go through, now down 450.
Come on BA! I need you back at 200!
Well Cramer just said to buy BA. Do with that what you will.
BA has a 11 year back log. It will go to next person in line. Not hurting them any
BA has a decade backlog of orders. They have so many others ready to buy.
So China canceling BA orders was bullish. Less money for them to lose over all. 
The American Sovereign Fund will consist of TSLA, DJT, NMAX, Intc, BA. The other half would be a portfolio of Crypto, BTC and $TRUMP.
Chats moving so fast no one knows we murdered a whistleblower - BA
I mean BA stock prices has fallen 40% from pre pandemic prices. So when people say the gov wont let them “fall” what they mean is they wont let it fall to 0 and fail… but thats far from an attractive investment. That being said there is HOPE that Lip Bu Tan can turn Intel around but so far it is too early, he has produced no evidence of such turnaround yet
Hmmm, 160.90 is the break even, volatility will come in as long as it holds and bids higher from the post market, looks good now. I’d be more concerned with the actual open itself. BA spreads going to crazy then. Peel off enough to get the 150k back and some gain you’re satisfied with after the open. Then if it keeps rocking, scale and trail to see how high is high. It’s continued upside behavior and your ability to manage will be the best gauge of how much you reap. Best to you!
https://www.reuters.com/business/aerospace-defense/chinese-customers-are-rejecting-new-jets-due-tariffs-boeing-confirms-2025-04-24/ SEOUL/PARIS, April 24 (Reuters) - Boeing (BA.N), opens new tab is looking to resell potentially dozens of planes locked out of China by tariffs after repatriating a third jet to the United States According to Reuters, of the 3 returned so far, they are looking to resell. How can they already be taken? You are peddling in garbage, making claims with zero foundation.
I am happy with my 2400 shares. Also very happy with my 1200 shares of BA.
>They're cutting contracting to the bone too, these organizations arent immune to that. [https://www.cato.org/blog/doge-fell-short-spending-cuts-now-congress-must-lead](https://www.cato.org/blog/doge-fell-short-spending-cuts-now-congress-must-lead) >Back in October, Elon Musk set the spending cut target at $2 trillion. That was quickly walked back to $1 trillion. Over the last few months, DOGE has had some modest successes, eliminating billions of dollars in government contracts and shrinking the federal workforce by about 12,000 personnel on net (closer to a 130,000 personnel cut in gross). At the same time, DOGE has suffered several major legal setbacks and self-imposed embarrassing blunders. The cumulative result? Elon lowered DOGE’s estimated savings again. This time down to $150 billion. Seems like the cuts are way less to what people think are going to be. Plus we are looking to pass a 1T defense budget. CACI literally just raised full year guidance. ServiceNow also reported seeing wins with government contracts. Do you have any data around them cutting contracts to the bone? > Will BA really be in good shape 6 months from now if the tariffs arent rolled back? There is a ton of demand for jets and other products in aerospace right now. Look at ERJ for example. [https://www.airwaysmag.com/new-post/embraer-record-2024-revenue-deliveries](https://www.airwaysmag.com/new-post/embraer-record-2024-revenue-deliveries) >ERJ's firm order backlog accelerated to US$26.3 billion, a sound market position in commercial aviation and other jets markets. >"Our 2024 performance demonstrates strong demand, operational excellence, and discipline," said ERJ President and CEO Francisco Gomes Neto. The backlog, “combined with investment-grade credit ratings, puts us in position for long-term growth." Even with failing oil prices, FTI put up strong numbers and strong backlogs. Do you have any data from companies to reflect what you are saying?
>Stuff like IT Governments haven't really been hit from DOGE, like NOW and CACI. They're cutting contracting to the bone too, these organizations arent immune to that. Hard to say how bad the cuts will get though, I imagine there will be a lot of ahem "donations" from these organizations flowing into Trump's coffers over the coming months in an effort to get his administration to throw contracts their way. >Aerospace and energy names are reporting solid quarters too. A lot of that is backwards looking. Will BA really be in good shape 6 months from now if the tariffs arent rolled back? Oil prices have fallen significantly over the past few months, if the global economy goes under energy companies are gonna suffer big time, especially any US firms tied to fracking.
I was going to buy BA before Trump took office. Now I'm glad I didn't catch a falling knife.
BA shares are up 12% in the last five days including today. I guess market does not care about Chinese not buying 50 planes.
This is patently false, both BA and Airbus have years long order backlog.
BA stock flying higher than their planes 
Last I checked BA had a massive backlog of orders. Did the Chinese order some exotic options or is the news that they need to apply some new labels in the cockpit?
Some of these have no right to surge, American airlines missed earnings, as did Boeing, archer is still simply an extremely rich persons product. DJT is really struggling to get past 26.5 thankfully, I hope a pre weekend sell off is on the cards. BA vertical put spread BTO 165 and STO 175 looking good but Schwab still has my deposit on hold 😕
He posted about BA. Buying calls now !
I defaulted the CBOE for my beautiful $BA 180 calls expiring yesterday.
Trump: Boeing should default on China for not taking the planes. $BA
Averaging down is an amazing strategy if you believe in a company long term. Sometimes it bites you in the ass (see PayPal, Disney, Target) but other times it works like a dream (AMD, BA, Ulta).
Never bet against corruption. Learned that lesson with BA.
BA has negative EPS and still mooning 🤔