Boeing's shares rose 2.2% after a sharp 6% drop, with UBS stating the recent selloff overly discounts near-term challenges like FAA delays on MAX 10 certification and potential strike risks. UBS maintains a Buy rating, expecting $20 billion free cash flow by 2030 and sees the current price as undervaluing Boeing's long-term earnings potential. The FAA delay involves a manageable software issue, while a possible strike could impact 777X certification and cash flow. UBS highlights that the market is pricing Boeing shares at a steep discount compared to its projected free cash flow and operational progress.
Following UBS's view that Boeing's recent selloff was overdone, Boeing shares have rebounded, trading at USD 188.83 on Pluang as of Sep 29, 2026 23:31 WIB. The stock is up 2.41% for the day, with a market cap of $145.74 billion. Pluang investors show strong confidence, with 100% buy orders and a typical hold time of 83 days.
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