Boeing: Visualizing The Decline
While the stock markets have significantly recovered from the lows earlier this year, we are currently seeing market failing to gain strong footing for another leg up. Also for Boeing this is the case, but one could also wonder why a name such as Boeing should see appreciation in share prices.
Our KPI for Boeing, which was launched earlier this year, shows that Boeing has been able to book year-over-year growth in gross orders only a handful of times this year but cancellations outpaced any differential in those gross order numbers resulting in significant declines in net orders while the deliveries showed significant pressure as well.
A screenshot from the interactive Boeing KPI Monitor
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