I bought at 15.25 and yes still holding. It is currently neutral, and it will be oscilitating until clear data of vaccines or raise in air traffic.i hold 3k for long term, do not look at it every day......Well, if the graphics are right, today may be the last chance to get the stock at a discount, Today I added more @16.70. I didn't get my target but got out at 15.88 for a decent profit. TORONTO -- Shares of five North American airlines that fly to China, including Air Canada, fell on Tuesday as fear grew about a virus that authorities say has killed six people and sickened 300 more. The future may be uncertain for the Canadian airline, so let’s review the valuation of the company to see if it’s at an attractive price today. bounced 2 times off that this morning. Example, enter 21 space 09 space 2016 to represent September 21, 2016, or 01/08/2016 to represent August 1, 2016. The coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, is largely responsible for these dramatic fluctuations in price. small but nice chunk of change. Most of its airline leasing customers will get through this unscathed, too.The worst-case scenario might see Chorus cut its dividend, but that’s it. if it is better than expected I do believe the 20$ and then the 23$ Scotia target may be in line within a couple weeks. Yeah I am in agreeance, want to see what happens in the market EOD and over the weekend, see if we touch down to 15 before entering some more.Solid job locking in those profits the next hour will be choppyDid I miss chance to buy at 15 or will it fall back again? Stock analysis for Air Canada (AC:Toronto) including stock price, stock chart, company news, key statistics, fundamentals and company profile. The calculation is simply the stock … The calculation is simply the stock price divided by the earnings per share. The P/E ratio is typically used by investors to evaluate if a stock price is expensive or cheap. caught the bounce from 15.25 to 15.39... 4.5k shares. maybe I'll use some of it to buy that 70million lotto max jackpot. These stocks could easily double — or more — once the sector recovers.The only question is this: Can they survive for that long?Not to alarm you, but you’re about to miss an important event.Iain Butler and the Stock Advisor Canada team only publish their new “buy alerts” twice a month, and only to an exclusively small group.This is your chance to get in early on what could prove to be very special investment advice.Enter your email address below to get started now, and join the other thousands of Canadians who have already signed up for their chance to get the market-beating advice from Stock Advisor Canada.I consent to receiving information from The Motley Fool via email, direct mail, and occasional special offer phone calls. It may therefore take some time before it appears on our website.the markets didn't help today. All it needs to do is get through the next few weeks and there should be light at the end of the tunnel.If I was looking to buy one of the Canadian airline stocks today, I would probably be adding to my Chorus position rather than buying Air Canada. if tomorrow we break below the 15.80 support i fear 13 is going to be support again. Air Canada, by far the largest, ... Up until this year, the stock had been among the 10 best-performing in Canada’s benchmark equity index over the previous decade. That’s good news when this crisis passes.The issue is whether the largest of the Canadian airline stocks has the balance sheet strength to weather this storm. After all, the sector has numerous things going against it.These companies suffer from low margins, high fixed costs, and massive capital needed to expand the fleet.