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No Excess Baggage at Pacifico

Danny Goode Apr 10, 2019

The 737 Max Groundings and North American Airlines

We believe a potential FAA grounding and suspension of deliveries would pose the greatest risk to Southwest.

Danny Goode Mar 11, 2019

Southwest Hits an Air Pocket

The low-cost carrier cut its first-quarter revenue forecast.

Danny Goode Feb 20, 2019

Outlook Dims for 3D Printer Makers

We think 3D Systems and Stratasys are both fairly valued.

Danny Goode Jan 2, 2019

Competition Clouds Outlook for 3D Printing Firms

We are maintaining our no-moat ratings and lowering our fair value estimates for 3D Systems and Stratasys.

Danny Goode Dec 26, 2018

Delta's Eyeing Margin Takeoff

The airliner looks poised to reignite margin expansion heading into 2019.

Danny Goode Dec 14, 2018

We Stand Pat on American After Revised Guidance

We're not changing our fair value estimate after management rolled back capacity expansion for the coming quarter and raised projections for other revenue.

Danny Goode Oct 9, 2018

Taking a Fresh Look at the Airlines

Although we've raised our estimates, the carriers still look fairly valued.

Danny Goode Sep 28, 2018

Not All Moats Are Created Equal

Some sources of moats are more potent than others.

Andrew Lane Sep 3, 2017

More About Danny Goode

Danny Goode is an equity analyst for Morningstar Research Services LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Morningstar, Inc. He covers oil services.

Before assuming his current position in 2016, he was an associate client service manager. He joined Morningstar as a product consultant in 2015.

Goode holds a bachelor’s degree in business administration, with an emphasis in finance and banking, from the University of Missouri. He is a Level II candidate in the Chartered Financial Analyst® program.

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