Delta Air Lines shares
Investment Thesis
DAL has pulled back ~4.4% from its recent $86.02 multi-month high to $82.25, creating an attractive re-entry point at a valuation that underprices the structural tailwinds: easing fuel cost fears from the US-Iran interim peace deal, Berkshire Hathaway's $2.6B institutional validation, and the Amex SkyMiles partnership enhancement driving loyalty revenue. The current pullback is technical consolidation rather than a fundamental deterioration, and with the $79-80 support zone intact, the risk/reward is compelling for a medium-term position targeting a retest and breakout above prior highs.
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