` 2 Falling Oil Prices Expected To Boost Airline Profits In 2015

Falling Oil Prices Expected To Boost Airline Profits In 2015

on Dec 28, 2014 in Fox News, Media Center by Ed Butowsky | No Comments »

Falling oil prices mean a big break for airlines going into 2015. Experts say the falling price of jet fuel along with a stronger US economy could boost airline profits by as much as 26% next year. Ed Butowsky, wealth manager, financial advisor, and managing partner of Chapwood Investment Management, discusses how the falling oil prices, which accounts for roughly two fifths of airline expenditures, may not necessarily be a good thing for consumers.

Related articles across the web


    Tags: , , , , ,

    Trackbacks/Pingbacks

    1. Falling Oil Prices Expected To Boost Airline Profits In 2015 | Money Talk Ed Butowsky
    2. Obamacare Penalty Provision goes Into Effect For First Time This Year - Ed Butowsky
    3. Obamacare Penalty Provision goes Into Effect For First Time This Year | Money Talk Ed Butowsky
    4. California Farmers Fear From Obama's Immigration Policy - Ed Butowsky
    5. California Farmers Fear From Obama’s Immigration Policy | Money Talk Ed Butowsky

    Leave a Reply

    Menu

    About Ed

    Ed Butowsky is a nationally-recognized expert in investment management. Butowsky has been in the financial services industry for over 25 years. He was previously a Senior Vice President at Morgan Stanley and a Managing Director ... More »

    Contact

    Ed Butowsky, Managing Partner
    Chapwood Capital Investment Management, LLC
    Website: www.chapwoodinvestments.com
    Email: ed@chapwoodinvestments.com
    Phone: (972) 865-2225
    1