The company reported revenues of $12.98B, which matched Wall Street's estimate, and earnings per share of $0.46, versus the $0.38 estimate.
Now let's dive into the data and talk about what happened with this report 👇
DAL had its 2nd-best earnings reaction ever:
Delta Air Lines reported mixed results and rallied 23.4% with a muted reaction score of -0.64.
They reported 7% year-over-year growth for premium and loyalty revenues. This was driven by 13% growth in its American Express remuneration.
Going into the report, the market wasn't sure if they'd issue any forward guidance. However, the company issued better-than-expected guidance.
This was like music to the market's ears.
The stock recently attempted to break out of a massive accumulation pattern. Unfortunately (for the bulls), this attempt failed miserably and the price crashed back into its prior range.
We expect DAL to continue churning sideways in a range between 27 and 63 for the foreseeable future.