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Nancy Rose

Charles P. Kindleberger Professor of Applied Economics, MIT; former Deputy Assistant Attorney General for Economic Analysis, DOJ Antitrust Division
· tracked since Jun 2026
Calls
4
Win Rate
100.0%
Return
+3.5%
Calls 4 1 Posts tracked · 0.2/day
Calls
7d 4
30d 4
90d 4
Best Calls
UAL long +5.7%
AAL long +3.3%
DAL long +2.8%
Worst Calls
No live losers yet
Most Mentioned
LUV ×1
AAL ×1
UAL ×1
Recent Calls
UAL long 4 days ago
LUV long 4 days ago
DAL long 4 days ago
Win Rate 100% Long 4 Short 0
Win Rate
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Average Return +3.5% Long Return +3.5% Short Return -
Average Return
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Long
Jun 24
$17.30
+3.3%
Big four airlines coordinate to raise fares
The four largest U.S. airlines—American, Delta, Southwest, and United—are engaging in a 'live and let live' coordinated pricing pattern that raises airfares on routes where they compete, indicating significant market power and reduced competitive pressure. This oligopolistic behavior suggests these carriers can sustain higher prices and profits than would exist under true competition.
Other
Long
Jun 24
$90.08
+2.8%
Big four airlines coordinate to raise fares
The four largest U.S. airlines—American, Delta, Southwest, and United—are engaging in a 'live and let live' coordinated pricing pattern that raises airfares on routes where they compete, indicating significant market power and reduced competitive pressure. This oligopolistic behavior suggests these carriers can sustain higher prices and profits than would exist under true competition.
Other
Long
Jun 24
$50.80
+2.2%
Big four airlines coordinate to raise fares
The four largest U.S. airlines—American, Delta, Southwest, and United—are engaging in a 'live and let live' coordinated pricing pattern that raises airfares on routes where they compete, indicating significant market power and reduced competitive pressure. This oligopolistic behavior suggests these carriers can sustain higher prices and profits than would exist under true competition.
Other
Long
Jun 24
$128.76
+5.7%
Big four airlines coordinate to raise fares
The four largest U.S. airlines—American, Delta, Southwest, and United—are engaging in a 'live and let live' coordinated pricing pattern that raises airfares on routes where they compete, indicating significant market power and reduced competitive pressure. This oligopolistic behavior suggests these carriers can sustain higher prices and profits than would exist under true competition.
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Nancy Rose has 4 trade ideas tracked on Buzzberg across 4 tickers since June 2026. Most covered: LUV, AAL, UAL.