HON

ElectricalSystem1761

Hadn’t seen HON before so thanks for this. Just had a good look into them and placed an order for Monday market opening

TakeMyL

I like HON. They’re a great company even if quantum never goes anywhere Same with Google

Mother-Chipmunk2778

10 percent pop? I have HON calls I don’t see any pop

TakeMyL

My HON position is quite happy after the stupid dumb regard bill passing. Nice 10% pop on a slow ass conglomerate

stickman07738

HON

twig1583

Thought I may be the only person playing HON calls wow

greaterwhiterwookiee

HON could you just lift that keg a little higher?

baconography

Darth Cheney-esque, boomer megacorps like CG, HON, HAL, pretty much anything in the XLB sector.

IntrepidFarmer5666

Look at the volume for HON 8/15 260c Easy money 

SpinelessFir912

Prob home building supply retailers like HD, LOW and safety gear manufacturers like HON and MMM

SeriuoslyCasual

I love spins. Got 500 shares of DD and also HON. Waiting for their spins

f0xinaround

HON run baby run

QanonQuinoa

I forgot I had a sell order on my HON calls and they sold way too early :(

TakeMyL

!banbet HON +2% 3d

TakeMyL

!banbet HON +1.5% 3d

IntrepidFarmer5666

UPS exactly zero  So many stocks pinned to .8 this manipulation is hilarious it’s so god damn obvious  How are half of my stocks exactly zero on the day without manipulating the market!? UPS PEGA GOOGL HON ROST ASHR These are not tiny stocks with low volume ASHR has been exactly at 26.8 for an entire month they only pump a couple stocks at a time then sell them off and pump more the next day options are in the worst state they have even been for buyers you are better off betting on micro caps and biotech lottery tickets  Truly the most corrupt time in history 

stickman07738

Yes, it is a rare event for success with a concentrated portfolio. I have a hard time believing in this type of success as people rarely sell at the high and never talk about their losers. Many individual investors lack a strategy to control their downside risks. Buffet controls his loses just look at his PARA, supermarkets, airlines sales. HIs wealth came because he held on to his winners and sold strategically for better returns. I retired early 11 years ago because I have a strategy and have \~ 10 holdings in my active account. After removing my original investments dollars, I move them to my hold and forget portfolio. Today, it includes META(FB)-$19 cost basis, HON - $32, LLY - $60, AMD - $2.50, GE - $6 (now have all the spin-off too), BRK. - $120.

cnaik1987

I should preface. I have no business giving any advice to anybody on investing. I do stay up to date with a lot of aviation trends, and the big players. And this seems like a no-brainer. Especially if they can develop energy efficient methods to fly these they are going to be the next car. There’s no way we can keep expanding the roads and keeping this many vehicles on the ground forever. This is from deepseek ### 🚁 **Pure-Play VTOL Stocks: High Risk, High Reward** *(Ranked by near-term potential)* #### **1. Joby Aviation ($JOBY)** - **What they do:** Electric air taxis (5 seats, 150-mile range). - **Catalysts:** - FAA certification expected **late 2025** (biggest near-term catalyst). - Partnerships: **Delta Air Lines**, Toyota, Uber. - Already flying 30,000+ test miles. - **Financials:** - $1.2B cash (no bankruptcy risk until 2027+). - Revenue expected 2026 ($200M+). - **Entry Strategy:** - **Ideal buy zone: $4.50–$5.50/share** (currently ~$5.20). - Buy in 3 tranches: 50% now, 25% at $4.80, 25% at $4.50. - **Price Target:** $12–$15 by 2026 (if FAA approves). --- #### **2. Archer Aviation ($ACHR)** - **What they do:** Urban air mobility (4 seats, 100-mile range). - **Catalysts:** - **United Airlines** ordered 200 aircraft ($1B+ potential). - FAA certification target: **2025**. - Testing piloted flights in 2024. - **Financials:** - $700M cash (runway into 2026). - Revenue start: 2025 (limited scale). - **Entry Strategy:** - **Ideal buy zone: $2.80–$3.50/share** (currently ~$3.90). - Wait for pullback below $3.60 (volatile stock). - **Price Target:** $8–$10 by late 2025. #### **3. Lilium ($LILM)** - **What they do:** Regional jets (6 seats, 155-mile range). - **Catalysts:** - Focus on longer routes (e.g., city-to-airport). - Backed by **Bavarian State Govt.** & private investors. - EASA (Europe) certification target: **2026**. - **Risks:** - Higher cash burn ($100M/quarter). - Needs $500M+ funding by 2025 (likely dilution). - **Entry Strategy:** - **Only buy below $0.90/share** (currently ~$0.95). - Small position (≤3% of VTOL allocation). - **Price Target:** $2.50+ if certification succeeds (2026). --- ### 🔋 **Critical Enablers: Less Volatile, High Upside** #### **1. Honeywell ($HON)** - **Role:** Makes avionics, motors, and flight controls for eVTOLs. - **Advantage:** - Supplies **Joby, Archer, Supernal**. - Steady dividends (2.3% yield). - **Entry:** Buy below **$190/share** (currently ~$195). #### **2. EHang ($EH)** - **Role:** Autonomous air taxis (dominant in China). - **Catalyst:** - World’s 1st certified passenger eVTOL (China, 2023). - Scaling flights in Guangzhou/Shenzhen. - **Risk:** U.S. delisting threat (China-based). - **Entry:** Buy **$14–$16/share** (currently ~$18). #### **3. Blade Air Mobility ($BLDE)** - **Role:** *Operator* (not manufacturer) of urban air routes. - **Edge:** - Already profitable (helicopters → eVTOLs). - Partnering with **Beta, Joby, Electra**. - **Entry:** Buy **$2.80–$3.20/share** (currently ~$3.05). --- ### ⚡ **Battery Tech: The Fuel of eVTOLs** - **QuantumScape ($QS):** Solid-state batteries (2x energy density). - Entry: **$5.50–$6.50** (wait for pullback; high risk). - **Microvast ($MVST):** Aviation-grade battery packs. - Entry: **$0.35–$0.45** (speculative but cheap). --- ### 💡 **Smart Portfolio Allocation** | **Ticker** | % of VTOL Allocation | Entry Price | Notes | |------------|----------------------|------------------|---------------------------| | **$JOBY** | 40% | $4.50–$5.50 | Anchor position | | **$ACHR** | 25% | <$3.60 | High volatility | | **$HON** | 15% | <$190 | Safe dividend | | **$BLDE** | 10% | $2.80–$3.20 | Operator leverage | | **$QS** | 10% | $5.50–$6.50 | Battery moonshot | *(Keep total VTOL allocation ≤ 30% of your overall portfolio)* --- ### ⚠️ **Critical Rules** 1. **Never chase pumps:** eVTOL stocks can surge 50% in a week then crash. 2. **Set sell triggers:** - Sell 25% at 2x gain. - Sell another 25% at 3x. - Hold the rest 5–10 years. 3. **DCA > lump sum:** Invest in 3–4 chunks over 6 months to average down. --- ### 📅 **Timeline to "Never Worry About Money"** - **2025–2027:** Ride certification catalysts ($JOBY, $ACHR 3–5x). - **2028–2030:** Shift profits into cash-flow assets (real estate, dividend stocks). - **2035+:** If VTOLs become the "next EVs," your $10K could grow to $250K+. > *"The big money is made by sitting, not trading."* > — **Jesse Livermore** ---

stickman07738

HON

stickman07738

I laugh when I see comments like this - I started investing in HON dividend reinvestment plan in the late 1990s - originally $100/month then switched to $500/quarter - added funds when I had additional cash and reinvested spinoff back into HON. Today it is nearing 7 figures, by far, my largest individual holding. Slow and steady wins the race.

SeriuoslyCasual

I love spin offs Would rather play HON or DD spins than this one. I view it as a mess. Good news is you make the most money when a stock goes from TERRIBLE to being just BAD. Good luck

stickman07738

I started investing in HON dividend reinvestment plan in the late 1990s because I knew nothing about the stock market.. Initially, I invested $100/month than changed to $500/quarter and would add more when I had extra cash. I have only sold once (100 shares) in 2021 to re-do our kitchen. Today, it is by far my largest individual holding, nearing 7-figures. I learned slow and steady wins the race. I also have low cost mutual funds that allowed me to retire early, 11 years ago. Good Luck.

superbilliam

Ummm a few I can think of currently: V, MSFT, GOOGL, BG, HON, CPB, JnJ, and KO.

stickman07738

None One of the most important things in investing (not gambling) is to have both a downside and upside strategy. For my downside strategy, it is simple - if I loses ~15-20% of my original investment dollars, I am out and ask what did I miss or were there any over-riding events (war, terrorism, ..). I will continue to watch but rarely do I average down as I view this as throwing good money after bad. You need to remember if you lose 50%, the stock needs to double just to get to even (that just does not happen often). For the upside (makes sure you have a price target based on your DD and actively monitor), I typically sell 1/3 or 1/4 if it grows 25-50% (no harm in taking profits). If it doubles, I sell half and let the remainder ride as I view these as "free" shares from my original investment dollars. They become part of "hold and forget" portfolio that I only tap if I need the money for a big purchase (car, home remodel, vacation...). Today, my "hold and forget" include HON (~$30), META ($19), AMD ($2), GE ($6), LLY ($60) Slow and steady wins the race. Avoid FOMO and YOLO. Good Luck

stickman07738

HON - been in it since the mid 1990, reinvesting dividends and DCA - by far my largest holding.

greenpride32

If your goal is to chase AI adjacent engery stocks, would you ever pick an LMT or HON? They are very diverisied companies. If one vertical is doing well, and one is not the stock maybe won't move. Imagine Alphabet's Waymo traded as its own company, it would certainly have some value and demand because of the future potential. Put that drop of water in the big bucket that is GOOGL and it adds no material value - it's just that drop of water. SMR and OKLO are very speculative. The bigger companies such as GEV and RYCEY are also working on SMR's. So you're paying a big premium on 2 companies that could sputter. There is no substantial existing market for SMR - it may or it may not materialize; and that is years away. When you buy the ETF, you are effectively investing in all of those companies - some of which are competing against each other. There is no right or wrong answer. But based on your original post, I was under the impression you are trying to chase the growth related to AI nuclear power. Buying the ETF just means you are allocating some funds to dead weights. An extreme example is Mag7 versus the 493. But if you feel more comfortable hedging with a larger group that's fine as well - obviously it's less risky.

stickman07738

Do not forget about HON. Although private Quantinuum is in great position within the arena. Honeywell is the largest shareholder, holding approximately 54% of the company.

SeriuoslyCasual

Only some segments of market. I buy things like GS, FDX, DD and HON in addition to my fav tech stocks (own all mag 7). The tickers I listed are not affected by the gamblers much

SeriuoslyCasual

DD and HON will be doing spin offs and would diversify what you have

getnewsroom

Okay, let's break this down. It sounds like you're looking for a solid growth stock to hold for the next 5-10 years as you approach retirement. And you want to minimize taxes while you're still working, which is smart. First off, I'd suggest focusing on stocks that have a proven track record of consistent, sustainable growth over the long-term. Things like large-cap tech companies, healthcare innovators, or industrials with strong fundamentals. Avoid anything too speculative or volatile. One stock that comes to mind is Microsoft (MSFT). It's had impressive growth over the past several years as they've made a successful transition to the cloud. Plus, their diversified business model spanning software, hardware, and services helps insulate them from market downturns. The valuation is a bit high, but I think the growth potential is still there. Another option could be Thermo Fisher Scientific (TMO) in the healthcare sector. They provide essential lab equipment and services to life sciences and research organizations. It's a bit more defensive, but they've delivered consistent double-digit revenue and earnings growth. I'd also take a look at some of the industrial leaders like Honeywell (HON) or Caterpillar (CAT). They're not as flashy as tech, but they tend to be steadier plays that can hold up well during market volatility. The key is finding companies with a long runway for growth, strong competitive positions, and healthy balance sheets. That way you can reasonably expect the share price to steadily appreciate over the next 5-10 years, even if the market gets choppy

Lanky-Custard-3410

Fully in on the AI hype and read some article talking about quantum computing and what it could potentially do. Bought a couple of boomer stocks like HON and IBM, IONQ and RGTI I think are newer. Bought META because of some schizoid rationalization. COST because of the hotdogs. SCHD and VIG to temper the irrational thoughts. MGIC, I honestly have no idea what they do, but I think it has something to do with computers.

SlfImpr

RGTI, IONQ, QBTS, QUBT are all overrated - market is just being irrational at the current valuations On the other hand, here are some of the **best quantum companies**: * GOOG: [https://quantumai.google/](https://quantumai.google/) * IBM: [https://quantum.cloud.ibm.com/](https://quantum.cloud.ibm.com/) * MSFT: [https://quantum.microsoft.com/](https://quantum.microsoft.com/) * AMZN: [https://aws.amazon.com/products/quantum/](https://aws.amazon.com/products/quantum/) * HON: [https://www.honeywell.com/us/en/company/quantum](https://www.honeywell.com/us/en/company/quantum) * NVDA: [https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/solutions/quantum-computing/](https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/solutions/quantum-computing/) There are also a few others like PsiQuantum, Atom Computing, Xanadu, etc., to keep an eye on...

HappyInvestingFolks

I've also been building into ASTS and LUNR. Something a bit larger is HON, they will be doing a spin-off later this year, and I'm trying to build some shares beforehand to catch the double gains. Should be some lean, mean machines when they split. [here is a list of spin-offs coming up. ](https://www.insidearbitrage.com/spinoffs/) quality companies should spin more growth in the short--- and definitely Longer-term.

headhunter502

HON, CVX, MRK, KO, JNJ,PG, HD, JPM Are the ones I put into from time to time. Idk if they are great, just what I do.

_hiddenscout

Interesting news: "Today in Qatar, President Donald J. Trump signed an agreement with Qatar to generate an economic exchange worth at least $1.2 trillion. President Trump also announced economic deals totaling more than $243.5 billion between the United States and Qatar, including an historic sale of Boeing aircraft and GE Aerospace engines to Qatar Airways," the White House stated in fact sheet circulated in conjunction with the president's trip. "Parsons (PSN) has successfully won 30 projects worth up to $97 billion. These high-value engagements have fueled significant company growth, supporting thousands of jobs across the United States and reinforcing American leadership in cutting-edge engineering and innovation. Quantinuum (HON) finalized a Joint Venture Agreement with Al Rabban Capital, a prominent Qatari company, to invest up to $1 billion in state-of-the-art quantum technologies and workforce development in the United States, supporting U.S. jobs and leadership in this critical emerging technology... Raytheon, an RTX (RTX) business, secured a $1 billion agreement for Qatar's acquisition of counter-drone capabilities, signed by the U.S. and Qatari governments. This deal establishes Qatar as the first international customer for Raytheon's Fixed Site - Low, Slow, Small Unmanned Aerial System Integrated Defeat System designed to counter unmanned aircraft. The deal directly supports high-skilled manufacturing and engineering jobs in the United States and reinforces America's leadership in innovative defense technologies," the White House added.

Upstairs_Ambition474

Up front question, looking for AI infrastructure plays for Gulf area AI buildout. Companies like EME FIX MZT STRL HON JCI are well established in North America but are they as well positioned to pick up work in the Gulf area or will they be shut out by India, China or other SEA countries? Researching the likes of EME FIX HON over the last month, I am wondering if they are played out/range limited.

dvdmovie1

Investing in something that you think might be big in 10 years but the pure play stocks are priced as if it will be a big thing in a few years often results in people bagholding for many years as eventually hype cools and it becomes clear that broader use cases are a ways off. Additionally, if you buy a smaller pure play quantum company that isn't making money now and QC isn't going to be a big thing for years, how many equity raises (dilution) are going to need to be done along the way? Honestly, I'd say dollar cost average into Google as it does have QC exposure (https://blog.google/technology/research/google-willow-quantum-chip/), is a giant business making money now (no funding needs, certainly) and is relatively cheap currently given people selling it over concerns from AI competition over the core business. Honeywell (HON) owns a majority stake in Quantinuum (https://www.quantinuum.com/, labels itself "world’s largest integrated quantum company"), which is not really talked about that much. I'd be surprised if they don't take that public at some point as part of the recent push to break the company up.

TakeMyL

Goog/ HON post split , their quantum unit will be a fairly decent chunk of their total market cap for that segment

superbilliam

Trimming when and where I can. I finally set up a good DCA automatic investment plan...I've been back and forth on it for over a year, but finally convinced myself to quit trying to swing for the fences all the time. Plus, I never swung with large amounts...so the wins were nice, but left me with as much regret as the losses. SCHB, SCHG, 70% split. DGRO 15% SCHD 20% VIGI 5%. Once the dust settles, I plan to readjust a bit. For my stocks portfolio, I'm building into HON, DD, FTV, and CMCSA. All have spinoff plans. Also, BRK.B...because why not. They have a solid succession plan in place now.

jamtradez

Heavy activity on $HON for the $DIA and $spy

Deep_Viewer

Just curious as to why my trade doesn't show up on broker's charts? I had a combination buy-write trade for Honeywell (HON) that filled on 4/28 14:08:02 through Wolverine according to my broker (Schwab).  The buy-write filled at my limit price - no issue there, and I am satisfied with trade outcome.  The equity leg filled at $201.11. The stock prices I saw on 1-minute charts never got above $200 on both Schwab and Fidelity trading platforms for several hours prior to, and 1 hour after my trade.  I have noticed similar in the past on higher priced underlying like NFLX where equity leg might fill for up to $4 or $5 away from market prices at time of trade, and also above the ask. Questions: Why would the trade price for the equity leg be higher than actual reported ask at the time of the trade and not the NBBO quotes shown on brokers trading platform? Is that due to equity leg filling from market maker internal holdings, a dark pool, private room, or something else like that?  Aren't all trades supposed to be reported to an exchange with actual trade/fill prices and should then be reflected in the history/chart at brokers? I did contact Schwab the day the trade executed, but didn't really get a good answer ... so here I am. Maybe these are basic questions, but I would appreciate any insight or pointing me toward where I might find the answers it would be much appreciated.

stickman07738

I have investing HON since the late 1990's via their DRIP - initially $100/month then switched to $500/quarter added extra from my bonuses and sold previous spin-offs (ASIX, REZI, GTX) and rebrought parent. By far my largest individual holding. Only sold once (100 shares) during Covid to remodel the kitchen. Probably not touch anymore but give to heirs to get stepped-up cost basis.

ThinkingOfTheOldDays

full port HON, see you around june 2026.

stickman07738

I started investing in HON dividend re-investment program in the mid-1990 as a work colleague talked incessantly about HON over lunch. Not knowing anything about the stock market, I started investing $100/ month and then about 5 years later changed to $500/quarter and occasionally extra money over the years. Today, it is my largest individual holding having only sold once (100 shares) during Covid to re-model our kitchen.

TurielD

The HON. JPOW! Honor, Duty, POWER

stickman07738

I did not time the market - I invested in solids companies, like HON AND BRK and held. Same now, I see opportunities outside the indices.

stickman07738

I started investing in HON dividend re-investment program in the mid-1990 as a work colleague talked incessantly about HON over lunch. Not knowing anything about the stock market, I started investing $100/ month and then about 5 years later changed to $500/quarter. Today, it is my largest individual holding having only sold once (100 shares) during Covid to re-model our kitchen.

klogdor

RTX and HON 5-16 calls, getting ready for war and there's no IV on those bad boys

klogdor

Investing in WAR - HON 5-16 240 Calls

ProbablyNotYourSon

> Looks like tariffs are going to be in the economy for the long haul, people should make sure they're calculating the global economic ratifications of tariffs when making investment decisions. Understood: sold all my positions and bought RTX, GF, HON, LMT

leeuwvanvlaanderen

Damn $HON 

stickman07738

I do not fret as I have a strategy for both upside and the downside. For the upside (makes sure you have a price target based on your DD and actively monitor), I typically sell 1/3 or 1/4 if it grows 25-50% (no harm in taking profits). If it doubles, I sell half and let the remainder ride as I view these as "free" shares from my original investment dollars. They become part of "hold and forget" portfolio that I only tap if I need the money for a big purchase (car, home remodel, vacation...). Today, my "hold and forget" include HON (\~$30), META ($19), AMD ($2), GE ($6), LLY ($60).

TestNet777

I’ve sold every leveraged fund I have and taken gains on big winners in tech/AI. I’ve left some of it in cash and the rest has gone to things like SCHD, VZ, HON, PFE. I can sleep holding high quality names trading at low PEs and paying good dividends. I might not be right but I know it’s not normal for stocks like NVDA and PLTR to just keep doubling every few months so I don’t feel bad locking in gains while I have them. That said, I never YOLO one way or another. I still own tech, just not as much. And if we dump hard, I’ll start allocating more to the best names that have fallen the hardest.

stickman07738

Ask yourself about his last presidency, he got elected with a booming economy (yes, from Obama), the economy collapsed due to a large part because of the pandemic, now he is inheriting a stock market at record highs and stabilizing economy and low unemployment (thanks Joe). We live in a cyclical world, I only see a recession coming probably in year 2 of this presidency for which he will blame Biden (but the debt burden he will be placing on the country due to tax breaks to the high net worth individuals and corporations (15% tax rate) will disproportionately hurt lower income earners - driving inflation then recession. Why two years, our system of government allows for 90-180 day comment period on new regulations (except tariffs) followed by reviews (~90 days), then implementation. Add in cost of things he can do by executive action - I see our deficient ballooning. Remember he is already responsible for 25% of our total deficient and has run numerous businesses into the ground. Now I am hunting for opportunities to make some cash in the interim, focusing on established companies with significant assets - HON, INTC, FLR, BRK, ZTS and others. I hope I am wrong for our future generations.

Rough-Violinist4170

Heard HON may be splitting up soon? Your thoughts?

stickman07738

HON - slow and steady wins the race

stickman07738

Ask yourself about his last presidency, he got elected with a booming economy (yes, from Obama), the economy collapsed due to a large part because of the pandemic, now he is inheriting a stock market at record highs and stabilizing economy and low unemployment (thanks Joe). We live in a cyclical world, I only see a recession coming probably in year 2 of this presidency for which he will blame Biden (but the debt burden he will be placing on the country due to tax breaks to the high net worth individuals and corporations (15% tax rate) will disproportionately hurt lower income earners - driving inflation then recession). Why two years, our system of government allows for 90-180 day comment period on new regulations (except tariffs) followed by reviews (~90 days), then implementation. Add in cost of things he can do by executive action - I see our deficient ballooning. Remember he is already responsible for 25% of our total deficient and has run numerous businesses into the ground. Now I am hunting for opportunities to make some cash in the interim, focusing on established companies with significant assets - HON, INTC, FLR, BRK, ZTS and others. I hope I am wrong for our future generations.

Breccan17

DG, beaten down big in South, Southeast, Midwest, HON a bit down will become three companies in 2026. HII jumped at the open a ship builder. GD a ship builder and defense company. We’re woefully unprepared for a potential war with China that builds 1700 ships per year. Men and material move by ship( logistics.)They’re what I’m looking at, but I’m just an amateur, and throwing the idea out there.

stickman07738

For my downside strategy, it is simple - if I loses \~15-20% of my original investment dollars, I am out and ask what did I miss or were there any over-riding events (war, terrorism, ..). I will continue to watch but rarely do I average down as I view this as throwing good money after bad. You need to remember if you lose 50%, the stock needs to double just to get to even (that just does not happen often). For the upside (makes sure you have a price target based on your DD and actively monitor), I typically sell 1/3 or 1/4 if it grows 25-50% (no harm in taking profits). If it doubles, I sell half and let the remainder ride as I view these as "free" shares from my original investment dollars. They become part of "hold and forget" portfolio that I only tap if I need the money for a big purchase (car, home remodel, vacation...). Today, my "hold and forget" include HON (\~$30), META ($19), AMD ($2), GE ($6), LLY ($60)

stickman07738

MVST, ABUS, and HON (after spin-offs)

Londonskaya1828

I did. Must have sold half on the way up, sold a little bit after the split, holding the rest. I hold Dupont DD now as well, eyeing Honeywell. I don't see a lot of downside risk for DD or HON.

mastercheeks174

GPT: The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is increasingly integrating artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance air traffic management and flight path optimization. This shift presents potential investment opportunities in companies contributing to these advancements. Companies Developing AI Systems for the FAA: 1. Honeywell International Inc. (HON): Honeywell has expanded its partnership with NXP Semiconductors to develop AI-driven aviation technology, focusing on autonomous flight systems. Their cloud-connected Anthem avionics system aims to improve flight planning and management.  2. BigBear.ai Holdings, Inc. (BBAI): BigBear.ai, an AI software provider, has been named a subcontractor in a $2.4 billion FAA contract. The company will assist in managing and supporting information systems nationwide, enhancing administrative, financial, and security programs critical to operational and facility management.  3. Leidos Holdings, Inc. (LDOS): Leidos provides trajectory-based operations through systems like SkyLineFlow and the FAA’s Time-Based Flow Management System (TBFM), offering time-based capabilities to manage air traffic efficiently.  Investment Considerations: • Call Options: Investors anticipating growth in these companies due to increased FAA contracts and advancements in AI-driven aviation technology might consider call options to capitalize on potential stock appreciation. • Put Options on Airline Stocks: The implementation of new AI systems could lead to temporary disruptions or adjustments in flight operations. Investors concerned about potential negative impacts on airlines’ operational efficiency during the transition may consider put options on airline stocks to hedge against possible declines. Risk Assessment: While AI integration aims to enhance flight safety and efficiency, the transition period may present challenges. Investors should monitor developments closely, considering both the potential benefits for technology providers and the short-term risks for airlines during the implementation phase. Note: This information is for educational purposes and should not be considered financial advice. Consult with a financial advisor before making investment decisions. Here are the source links for the companies involved in AI-driven FAA initiatives: 1. Honeywell International Inc. (HON) • Reuters: Honeywell and NXP expand partnership to develop AI aviation technology 2. BigBear.ai Holdings, Inc. (BBAI) • Barron’s: BigBear.ai named subcontractor in FAA’s $2.4 billion contract 3. Leidos Holdings, Inc. (LDOS) • Leidos: AI-driven air traffic management solutions These sources provide details on each company’s involvement in FAA-related AI technology. Let me know if you need additional insights!

TakeMyL

But overall, yeah definitely didn’t time it perfectly, and if I had my Dutch bros still instead, I’d be up 15% instead of down 10%, So a 25% miss (so far) But long term, I feel good about HON got slightly over 500 shares still is decent, but yeah def sucks for now.

Oakridge123

What do we think about HON?

OverlyAverageJoe

Didn't some dude full port $HON before they announced split? RIP

cosmicchopsuey

HON 

leeuwvanvlaanderen

$HON guy is fuck

Oakridge123

Why is HON down today? Isn’t the split a good thing?

Oakridge123

Why is HON down today on the news?

leeuwvanvlaanderen

HON pls fly today

P00rY0r1ck

HON tomorrow morning. Supposedly going to reveal plans to break up the company like GE. Calls ELF calls tomorrow. It's oversold at this point. Revenue / guidance will be decent. 

bushhouse_sux

Did you see the smiths group split that was announced last Friday stock jumped 9%. Also an industrial conglomerate and also has some activist investment like HON. I have some calls wish us luck.

BackgroundEstimate21

My algorithm is bearish on AMZN, HON, JNJ, MMM, and MSFT. It is bullish on CVX and WMT. It has no other opinions (have given it the DOW30)

New_Collection_4169

We need a war. Can someone come up with a new radical group to bomb the shit out of? HON, RTX 

Fun-Pomegranate6563

HON?

superbilliam

Hype cycle. I'm in a few of the names and speculative money is with me. Bigger names that also have their hands in quantum are GOOG/GOOGL, HON, and IBM. There are probably a few others, but those are the main ones I see when I'm reading about the stocks I hold. IONQ seems to be the revenue leader so far for smaller names. Idk if it is a good time to buy in now or if they'll have a big correction honestly. Space stocks and quantum have been very frothy the past couple of months.

BigDiplomacy

> HON Why did you have to mention HON in this place? Now I have to sell.

hummmrr

GOOGL, HON, QQQ calls MU puts

hummmrr

$HON please!!!

Dangerous-Tension-44

$HON leaps $250-$280C for June or March

hummmrr

Anyone looking at $HON?

Unable_Apartment6104

!banbet HON 260 2w

nanocapinvestor

Honeywell's not just playing with planes anymore. [They're looking at spinning off their aerospace division into a $120B standalone beast](https://finance.yahoo.com/m/04dcb6a1-1841-3856-ba86-bbcb13fb9413/honeywell-mulls-a-move-that.html). That's some serious tendies potential right there. Your quantum play is actually big brain. Most smoothbrains still think HON just makes thermostats lmao. Their Quantinuum division gonna print when AI keeps eating up quantum computing resources. Those 280c looking juicy af with the aerospace spinoff catalyst. Straight up galaxy brain move timing this with the tech sector rally. Not even the dumbest YOLO I've seen today. At least it's not 0DTE SPY puts.

ai-moderator

# **TLDR** --- **Ticker:** HON **Direction:** Up **Prognosis:** YOLO'd $2772 into 84 $HON 280c 1/17 calls based on the belief that the company's stake in Quantum computing (through Quantinuum) is undervalued by the market. **Wife's Account:** Used his wife's new Robinhood account for the trade. **Initial Investment:** $2000 (turned into $2772 in one day) **P.S.** Previously turned $2k into $100k with the same strategy. Consider this a continuation of that saga. (Please don't try this at home kids.)

MagneticDustin

To be honest, the small move today was enough to send all HON calls through the roof. It’s definitely a play if you time it right and it looks like it was at the bottom of a correction that was due to shoot up. I’m eyeballing this thing hard right now.

Electrical-Path-9618

HON calls gonna print real good

Mikeyboi337

HON

SouthBound2025

I'm in at 85 avg cost. Why? Seemed like a great opportunity to buy a couple years ago a company with massive potential that had not yet really taken off like many of its peers. Bought a similar amount of Qualcomm at the same time for same reason. And recently, a few months ago upped my position in AMZN wondering why they were lagging others. Will any pump like NVDA? Who knows. But once a stock is done sucking the oxygen from the room, others get to breathe. The next big woth multibag potential play? Looking at HON and their quantum tech.

stelax69

All this frenzy is 10 years earlier. Long on IBM, HON, RGTI and IONQ. RGTI and IONQ are now too pumped, better wait on them.

dvdmovie1

HON should hurry up and push for an IPO of Quantinuum (https://www.quantinuum.com/, HON owns 54%) into the hype over the quantum computing theme.

Electrical-Path-9618

HON 250c 1/17

stickman07738

Sadly, I do not feel dividends are silly. I started investing in HON dividend re-investment plan in the mid-1990. Initially contributing $100/month, then switch to $500/quarter and occasionally throwing in extra cash. I have only sold 100 shares during Covid to re-do our kitchen. Total, it has a value in the high 6-figures.

stickman07738

I also own HON who spun off it quantum stuff as Quantinuum. HON still owns 54%.

stickman07738

Never getting married but living with a significant other for 15 years. When she got bored she left. I also have a number of stock successes - META (FB) @ $19, LLY @ $60, HON @ $32, GE @ $6 (pre reverses split)., AMD @ $2.50.

IHadTacosYesterday

Do they have a specific Quantum computing division at HON? That's the piece I'd want to own shares in

BrobaFett_1

Hasn't ISSC been aquiring portions of HON? I believe someone here mentioned that. I've been meaning to check out ISSC

GreyMatter22

Anyone bullish on Honeywell (NYSE: HON), with Elliot Management buying a massive stake to break the company apart, similar to how GE, GEV, GEHC came about?

king_of_trader

yes, both are on my prepared watchlist, theres also ARQQ, QUBT, HON, QBTS. Already bought Calls on HON. But I have to read further to be a bit prepared.

BulletPlease

Ummm… what’s the news on HON? Usually like to throw couple hundred on 0.05 EOW calls and hopefully catch a crazy day cuz it moves like a turtle but damn, if this move holds, literally 500-1000x wtf

pepsirichard62

I believe Quantinuum(HON) and IonQ are much closer than 10 years away to building commercially viable products and solutions. Heck, there’s already evidence their products can solve some niche problems