Boeing's stock caught a lift today after the CFO laid out an optimistic roadmap—expecting a jump in aircraft deliveries and a swing to positive free cash flow next year. This comes as the aerospace giant works its way back from a rough patch marked by safety concerns and production slowdowns. Investors seem cautiously hopeful that the recovery playbook might actually stick this time.
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SingleForYears
· 8h ago
Can Boeing make a comeback this time? I really have no confidence—they've said things like this before.
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CryptoComedian
· 8h ago
Crying while laughing, can Boeing make it this time? Let's wait and see.
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Layer2Arbitrageur
· 8h ago
lmao boeing's fcf swing sounds nice on paper but lemme run the numbers real quick... those delivery targets are basically priced in already. nobody's accounting for the tail risk here tbh
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ApeDegen
· 8h ago
Well... Boeing is telling stories again. I bet five bucks they'll still stumble next year.
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YieldWhisperer
· 8h ago
nah man, "cautiously hopeful" is crypto speak for bag holders copium... boeing's fcf projections always look clean on the spreadsheet til they don't lol. seen this exact playbook before—deliver hype, delay reality, rinse repeat. show me the actual backlog numbers and we can talk
Boeing's stock caught a lift today after the CFO laid out an optimistic roadmap—expecting a jump in aircraft deliveries and a swing to positive free cash flow next year. This comes as the aerospace giant works its way back from a rough patch marked by safety concerns and production slowdowns. Investors seem cautiously hopeful that the recovery playbook might actually stick this time.