Originally Posted by
LegalTender
They mishandled the bag survey. Proposing fees while bragging "we don't nickel and dime you" puts your credibility in the commode. Every last fee is itemized side-by-side online. LUV's "vibe" can't perform magic on Google Flights.
Elliott says Southwest's stock can achieve $49 per share within 12 months, representing a highly attractive 77% return during the period.
They're whistling past the garden of remembrance.
This is capitalism in 2024. Publicly traded companies long ago abandoned their actual customers as their "customers." First, they claimed shareholders were their real "customers." In the past decade, most have moved to considering their "customers" to be the 12-15 stock analysts who are on the quarterly earnings call. That's it. For most companies trading stock these days, they care only about 12-15 people, once a quarter.