Air Canada TSX:However, the more stable cash flow and coupled with the monthly dividend makes AC stock a better investment than the TI stock.
Airline business is somewhat vulnerable and unstable; thus, there is a possibility for an investor to buy it at a low with the intention of making a short-term gain based on the expected positive headlines and companies’ fundamentals results.
However, it would be considered a riskier investment since it would be both less certain and probable.
A 2% in operating revenue in the Q2 of the current year was registered by Air Canada but at the same time it cut back its operating margin and this made investors to sell its stock by about 7%.
Thus, it will not be advisable for investors to plunge into this play position without waiting for the stock to cool and resolve around some central point.