Despite three mishaps this week for Boeing's long-awaited 787 Dreamliner, two analysts still have "buy" ratings on its stock and one said the recent problems have not changed the company's long-term fundamentals yet.
Carter Copeland, an analyst at Barclays Capital, said he thinks the plane is seeing the sort of "teething problems" that are normal for new planes. So far, there haven't been any signs that Boeing's production would be slowed down or interrupted to address concerns about the new plane, Copeland added.
"The central bull thesis for Boeing shares is about the large amount of cash that the company's going to generate over the course of the next three, four years with production rates as high as they are and with the 787 ramping up to very high levels to meet customer demand," he said.