United Airlines Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ:UAL) is receiving high market attention through its remarkable positioning among NASDAQ stocks with the lowest P/E ratios. The company faced potential setbacks due to a significant power outage at Heathrow causing potential millions in losses for airlines. Several firms, including Boston Partners, increased their positions in United Airlines Holdings as the stock climbed 0.27% on Mar 2. Notably, Jim Cramer referred to a drop in UAL's stock as an 'amazing buying opportunity'. Significant short interest growth of 32.1% was reported in United Airlines. Primecap Management Co. CA decreased their stake, while Natixis Advisors LLC, Thrivent Financial for Lutherans, and Counterpoint Mutual Funds LLC increased theirs. Further investments were made by Cibc World Markets Corp ($3.59m), iA Global Asset Management Inc. ($11.75m), and Catalyst Funds Management Pty Ltd. UBS adjusted United Airlines' price target from $140 to $107 whilst maintaining a buy rating. Investments were also reported by United Wealth Management LLC, AGF Management Ltd., and Longbow Finance SA. Interestingly, Cramer suggested UAL accounted for approximately 30% of the industry’s profits. United Airline's stock has been noted as undervalued, particularly by entity hedge funds. United Airlines is enduring fluctuations both in the market and via major occurrences such as the navigation parts' failure on a Lagos flight in January.
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