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Why Is American Airlines Stock Surging on Thursday?
American Airlines stock gained Thursday as easing oil prices provided support, but AAL remains in technical repair mode. Here’s a look at key support and resistance levels, analyst forecasts, Benzinga Edge scores and ETF exposure.
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