Delta Air Lines (DAL) has been a buzz in the news lately. The Senior Vice President, William Carroll, recently sold over 14,000 shares of the company. Despite strong quarter-three results and an upbeat forecast for 2025, some are concerned about underlying issues and a slipping profit margin. However, the high demand for premium bookings remains strong. The company's shares have fluctuated, sometimes outperforming the market, and sometimes dipping below. The Bank of America Securities maintains a Buy recommendation, while other firms have issued positive forecasts and raised price targets. Despite having a strange rule leaving Americans stranded overseas, DAL's annual profit outlook remains high, due to consistent travel demands. Freedom Capital Markets announced a Buy rating with a target price of $69, followed by other optimistic price hikes from TD Cowen and Rothschild & Co Redburn, raising the target to $72. Additionally, DAL is gaining investors, most notably NorthRock Partners LLC, with several other firms buying shares. Delta's Q3 revenue and earnings, beating estimates, along with their decision to reinstate the 2025 profit outlook, have led to an 11% jump in shares.
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