Hawaiian Air shares are priced to take off after analysts turned overly pessimistic on the stock due to lower fuel surcharges and a strengthening dollar, said Andrew Ver Planck, Portfolio Manager for MainStay Funds. Ver Planck added that the airline is still booking large profits from its fuel surcharges on trips to Japan. He is also positive on Kroger, saying the supermarket giant is capitalizing on the trend toward organic foods, as well as taking market share from the likes of Whole Foods. Finally, Ver Planck is bullish on Toyota due to the weakening Japanese currency and assembly line innovations.
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