William Blair analyst Louie DiPalma says that with Gogo (GOGO) shares near an all-time low and down 20% year-to-date, sentiment is “overly negative.” The stock is seemingly pricing in “worse-than-consensus” earnings and guidance when the company reports on February 22, DiPalma tells investors in a research note titled “Show Gogo Some Valentine’s Day Love.” The analyst sees potential for a “major rebound or squeeze” if management merely brackets consensus with its 2018 EBITDA guidance and reiterates its view that the company is fully funded. Gogo “does not need to do anything extraordinary” to trade in the $20s in 2019, the analyst contends. He notes that short interest is now 25% higher than when Gogo was trading at its all-time low, of $7.80 in June 2016. Further, ViaSat (VSAT) on February 8 implicitly lowered its first-half American Airlines (AAL) retrofit installation target by roughly 67%, which is a positive for Gogo’s 2018 EBITDA, DiPalma adds. He keeps an Outperform rating on Gogo.