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Fuel is factored in
Fuel is factored in
Hi Paul,
Yes, increasing fuel spend is factored into the analysis already; however, the spend may increase even faster than we currently forecast if fuel prices rise even further. You can click on any division within the analysis of Alaska above, click on the All tab shown above the forecast chart and navigate to the fuel expense forecast on the right-hand side. You'll see a forecast call Fuel Expense % Revenues for Alaska's Flights. By modifying this forecast, you can see how Alaska's stock is extremely sensitive to how much of its revenues are consumed by fuel expenses. [ less... ]
Hi Paul,
Yes, increasing fuel spend is factored into the analysis already; however, the spend may increase even faster than we currently forecast if fuel prices rise even further. You can click on any division within the analysis of Alaska above, click on the All tab shown above the forecast chart and navigate to the fuel expense forecast on the right-hand side. You'll see a forecast call Fuel Expense % Revenues for Alaska's Flights. By modifying this forecast, you can see how Alaska's stock is extremely sensitive to how much of its revenues are consumed by fuel expenses. [ less... ]
Fuel is factored in
Hi Paul,
Yes, increasing fuel spend is factored into the analysis already; however, the spend may increase even faster than we currently forecast if fuel prices rise even further. You can click on any division within the analysis of Alaska above, click on the All tab shown above the forecast chart and navigate to the fuel expense forecast on the right-hand side. You'll see a forecast call Fuel Expense % Revenues for Alaska's Flights. By modifying this forecast, you can see how Alaska's stock is extremely sensitive to how much of its revenues are consumed by fuel expenses.
Has the above valued price assigned taken the recent stock split into consideration or should I assume this was done prior?