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To: handyman who wrote (1408)	10/27/2020 12:16:08 PM
From: Moonray	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1868

I am continuing to buy Boeing which is now my biggest holding. Boeing set to detail another rough quarter as Covid adds to woes Leslie Josephs Boeing is set to deliver more bad news before the market opens on Wednesday. Analysts expect the company to report a sixth-straight quarter of negative free cash flow and revenue down some 30% from the same period a year ago. The coronavirus pandemic is straining Boeing’s airline customers, who have canceled and deferred orders on hundreds of jets, crimping cash flow since the bulk of an aircraft’s price is paid when it’s delivered. Boeing executives are likely to provide their latest outlook for the duration of the pandemic’s impact on appetite for new aircraft as well as an update on regulators’ review of the 737 Max. The Federal Aviation Administration is at the tail-end of its recertification process but it hasn’t officially signed off on the planes yet. The best-selling j et remains grounded after more than 19 months. The flight ban took effect after the second of two fatal crashes that together killed at 346 people on board the flights. o~~~ O