United Airlines Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ:UAL), a preferred choice for institutional investors, saw its shares' price dip by 3.0% over the past week as earnings plummet. Yet, Price T Rowe Associates Inc. MD purchased 64,542 units of the company's stock, indicating some institutional optimism. Revenue underperformed expectations in Q2 2024, even though earnings surpassed forecasts. Despite the falling returns, advisory firms are focusing on growing their positions in United Airlines. This can be mostly attributed to the stock's intrinsic value, estimated to be 93% above its share price. However, concerns about increasing debt persist. Short Interest in the firm has declined by 19.0%, hinting at reduced bearish sentiment. Michelle Freyre was recently made a member of the board of directors. Meanwhile, following a global IT outage, United Airlines and American Airlines offered updates. Despite revenue lagging behind estimates, the company's Q2 earnings topped predictions. Several strategic updates including a commitment to buy sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) for O'Hare International Airport were also announced.
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