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Rtx Corp (RTX)

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RTX Comments

Dip time
Boom
Added another 10 k @vg 56
75*+ eoy
Realistically, if RTX was that big of a bargain, it would have made a base a long time ago and moved much higher. It's time to admit RTX IS FAIR VALUED AT $56
i think yes will come back to 150$, $150. are you blocked in this price buy range level ?
Will this shark back again to 150??
I just knew that there were some investigations from the US department of the justice in order to expose Raytheon financial accounting in defense business. How serious is that? (sorry for my English..not my first language)
Fantastic buy!! double your money in 2 years
Up up up
I see everyone positive about this title but no one provides an analysis or a reason why it should definitely go up .. Is it possible to have one? Forgive my bad English, I'm Italian
"Sorry for my bad english" I think it is more correct than google's proposal lol
Raytheon's customers are split between defence and civilian aviation. The whole civilian aviation market is hit really hard because people are not flying. Do you believe people will eventually start flying again? The airliners may go bankrupt before that happens. But Raytheon has a solid backlog of long running military customers. The US government will presumably keep buying Patriot missiles. Raytheon has been aggressively laying off employees in their civilian sector. So the theory is that their defence segment and the layoffs in the unprofitable segments will keep them from going bankrupt. Gregory Hayes seems like a decent CEO, he hopes for an economic rebound in 2023. It will be great if that brings the stock price anywhere near pre-covid levels. Meanwhile, there are dividends, which I think they will keep. A proxy war before 2023 would be a nice bonus. Of course, there are no guarantees, I would not look to the comment section for advice.
This is what I was looking for.Thanks
The civil aviation market COVID crash is currently holding RTX back - it will leap ahead when the market improves.  RTX fundamentals are too good for it not to do so.  Be patient and enjoy the dividend while waiting for the 2021/2022 rebound.
strong Sell
Up up up
$2B contract with Switzerland for five Patriot missile batteries. A lot of good news lately... it should pop up soon
150+
The question is when?
This one will at least go up to around 70 in October
any ideas?
Over $1b defnse contracts in last two weeks. Earnings coming and dividends. Get ready for major gap up
I bought at 46$ march lows sold at 52$. Missed big on this one. Lets see if it can retest march lows or even more deep
Lol no going ti happen
  What did you say?
RTX should do well once Cavalcade Regress is put into effect.  However, I would not underestimate the loss of confidence that the events of October will inspire in the markets on a 3-6 month time horizon.  There is greater growth potential in other sectors, particularly those that will benefit from a shift away from Chinese goods.  Anything that depends heavily on semiconductors should be avoided as those are almost all manufactured in Taiwan and it will be two years before alternative manufacturing can be established. Stay away from tech.  Be prepared to place leveraged puts on the entire index on 10/14.  Wait for bottom and invest in U.S. industrials with little foreign exposure.
When can we expect to reach 70$ mark again? This looks like it is in a slow free fall.
Hard to say until oct 22? Chart looks like sideways to me, not a free fall. Maybe mid august 2021? I.e. post election, after summer holiday earnings, less hysteria. My target date for TP is 2023-ish.
BULLISH
Hope U R right but this looks like it will take a very long time before it goes back past 70$ mark....
this is going to run to the north of 70 in oct imo
Just when you think it will start to go up it does the standard action and falls back down....
Raytheon is the safest investment on earth, if they go broke, the ballistic missile shield on NATO countries goes down. Europe and US would be vulnerable to a nuclear attack by Russia or China, so they cannot go out of business, no matter what
Or: chapter 11, Lockheed buys Raytheon Missiles & Defence, rest of the company goes bankrupt, no armageddon?
  Nobody is talking nor considering to buy Boeing's military branch and let them go broke, even less Raytheon. Not as big but surely as important
 Boeing? I thought we were talking about Raytheon. I agree that Raytheon should be safe enough, good CEO, they have reduced expenses quite a lot, defence backlog, etc. They do not strike me as the safest investment on earth when people will not be flying much for a long time, but I think it will work out.
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