IAG Stock is Super Cheap (P/E Ratio of 1.3!) - Buy or Avoid?

In this video we complete a detailed analysis of International Consolidated Airlines Group (IAG) who are the parent company of British Airways, Iberia, Aer Lingus, Iberia Express and Level to name a few.

IAG has witnessed a 70% drop in its share price over the past 12 months and now has a P/E ratio of only 1.3! It’s price has dropped even further over the past week following a Euro 2.75Bn Rights Issue

With prices this low is now a good time to buy this stock? We analyse IAG and compare them against some of their competitors such as Easyjet, Jet2, Lufthansa, Delta Airlines and Southwest.

At the Investment Store we take a 4-step approach to analyzing Stocks
1. Economic Moat - We first analyse whether a company has any form of economic moat that gives it a competitive advantage
2. Fundamentals - Next we assess the Organisations financials by taking a look at their financial statements and key investment ratios
3. Comparison – We then compare the stock with other companies and investment funds in the same sector to assess how its performing within its market
4. Intrinsic value – And finally we calculate the intrinsic value of the stock to see whether it’s trading below its fair value
Once we’ve completed our 4-steps we will aggregate these scores to generate the Investment Store Score, or I$$, for the stock.

Link to Southwest Airlines video - https://youtu.be/g2loAJpZzlU

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