Company
Boeing
- Episodes
- 9
- Share
- 0.9%
- Shows
- 8
- Net sentiment
- −0.25
Down from 1.2% of episodes in the weeks before; net sentiment was −0.32.
Bullish 1Mixed 4Neutral 1Bearish 3
3 weeks
Share of each week's episodes naming it, and net sentiment.
0%2%4%
Sep 21Sep 28Oct 5
Net sentiment
−10+1
Sep 21Sep 28Oct 5
The episodes that named it
Why each one was bullish, bearish or in between on Boeing. Longest episodes first.
Bearish 3
- Anticipated large Boeing aircraft order from China failed to materialize at the summit.Trump Needs China — But China Wants a Multipolar World | Silk and Steel · UK Column News · Oct 7
- Hosts recall the 737 MAX MCAS crashes that killed nearly 400 people.FlyDubai Cockpit Attack: New Crash Revelations, Pilot Security & Aviation Safety | Black Box Aviation · The Black Box Aviation Podcast · Oct 7
- Hosts describe cost-cutting, outsourcing and quality lapses that damaged safety and reputation.When Cost-Cutting Becomes a Safety Risk: Lessons from Boeing · The Risk Matrix · Oct 6
Mixed 4
- Won a $14.7 billion seeker subcontract for Lockheed's PAC-3 but shares dipped slightly.Defense & Aerospace Report Podcast [Oct 11, ’26 Business Report] · Defense & Aerospace Report · Oct 11
- Airframe survived a severe dive, praised for engineering after past scrutiny.How a Boeing jet survived a nosedive at extreme speed · Apple News Today · Oct 5
- Cramer regrets not buying at $188 but says fuel-efficient planes are the right bet.CNBC Investing Club: Cramer’s Morning Take on Kimberly-Clark 10/9/26 · Squawk on the Street · Oct 9
- Negative news but fundamentals improving, with Palantir helping operations.CNBC Investing Club: Cramer’s Morning Take on Fedex 10/8/26 · Squawk on the Street · Oct 8
Themes, sentiment and reasons are AI-written paraphrases, checked so they never quote an episode. They may contain errors. Not investment advice. Episodes remain the property of their creators.
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