We've got airline stocks, streaming media, and a conversation with tech analyst Beth

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I'm Chris Hill and joining me today from Motley Fool Canada, Jim Gillies.

Good to see you.

Thanks for being here.

Thanks for inviting me.

We're going to get to Tesla's results on tomorrow's show.

Today I want to start with a different kind of transportation.

American Airlines and United Airlines both out with first quarter results.

They both had losses, but they're both predicting profits for the second quarter.

Shares of both up around 10%.

Couple of ways we can go here, but just on the surface, what is your reaction to this

move?

Because it seems like we do this dance.

We collectively as investors do this dance at least once a year or so where we just get

excited about the prospect of major airlines and we bid up their stocks.

Yes.

I'm going to start off by saying that I am a cash flow value style investor.

So that is how I approach pretty much all companies, but that approach has me looking

at the airlines and essentially saying these are not long-term investing.

Investments you want to make.

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