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A lot of names in this sector have come down a good deal from their highs. Was actually starting to look into stuff like GD, GE, TXT. Defense/Aerospace sector isn't sexy, but they steadily make money.
[This Commission Notice](https://eur-lex.europa.eu/eli/C/2025/214/oj/eng) from January 2025 states the following: > [Annex II](https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/HTML/?uri=CELEX:32023R1670#anx_II), point B, 1, 1.1, (1)(c)(ii) of Regulation (EU) 2023/1670 states that manufacturers, importers or authorised representatives may provide the battery or batteries referred to in point (i)(a) *only* to professional repairers if manufacturers, importers or authorised representatives ensure that the following requirements are met: * (a) after 500 full charge cycles the battery has, in a fully charged state, a remaining capacity of at least 83 % of the rated capacity; * (b) the battery endurance in cycles achieves a minimum of 1 000 full charge cycles and after 1 000 full charge cycles the battery has, in a fully charged state, a remaining capacity of at least 80 % of the rated capacity; * (c) the device meets IP67 rating.
A few tickers for you to consider; most are "value" from a "I think the Friday close was a reasonable entry point" rather than low P/E or small-cap value but, FWIW, I have positions in all of the below. - LUMN - Lumen Technologies. Enterprise fiber (legacy phone line provider) that I think/hope is on a successful turnaround path. I first entered <$2 a few years ago and had been trimming a large position...but I picked up more when they dipped following earnings earlier in the month. I think this is a $10-15 stock in 2026. - HEI, Heico Corp. Aerospace/defense component provider that unexpectedly dipped following an earnings beat last week. Heico makes the components that keeps the Air Force/Navy flying, and I think they're going to continue to run with all of the military deployment activity. Every hour of flight time eventually translates to revenue for HEi. -TXT, Textron. Industrial/Aviation conglomerate (best known brands include Cessna and Bell) with a very interesting defense business; I particularly like what they're doing with drones. P/E still under 20. - VEU, Vanguard ETF- all World not including US. This (plus a ton of commodities) is my play on the US debasement trade. I also have EWJ (Japan), FLKR (South Korea), AFK (Africa), and EPU (Peru) as specific country/region ETFs. - NVO, Novo Nordisk. Huge growth as the first GLP-1 provider...I think they're oversold now as the market is afraid of competition. This is a recent entry for me; they're now at pre-GLP 1 prices, with a P/E ~10. All that said, I think value is hard to find right now...but the current volatility makes for a lucrative (but risky) environment for swing trading.
No position in TXT, but this is kind interesting around their earnings from this morning. I think part of the sell off is from their FCF looking to be lower this year because of their investment in the MV-75 Program. Still need to dig deeper into the company, but valuation isn't bad at at all at these levels. [https://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=TXT&p=d](https://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=TXT&p=d) Just from out of the names in the space/sector, this one has been a bit of a dog.
Agreed, plus I wonder if there is still some pressure on being SaaS. Like that's part of the story for both BMI and MANH. Also need to look into what happened with TXT. Seems like the dog of a lot of the aerospace defense names.
Puts on TXT - I think they will report good results but like GE Aero the outlook won’t be received well.
Blue Water who makes drone warships isn’t publicly traded yet. They are close to production. Saildrone isn’t publicly traded either and they just bolted on Lockheed's JAGM Quad Launcher missile system and anti-ship missiles to make a drone warship. I guess this will be a suppler and support play for the next few years with my war money. TXT anti mine systems, RTX radar systems, OII maintenance, HON navigation and defense systems, LHX automated payload systems, NVDA, well they are in everything, VSAT satcoms, OUST LiDAR systems, CAT Diesel engines that can run a long time without humans. No huge plays, but they shouldn’t crash hard because of the tremendous build up in the coming years, if we are in a so called bubble. Who knows.
I've been balancing out my tech exposure with lower P/E, higher dividend stocks. such as: \- Non bank financials - Prudential (PRU) trades at 7x forward earnings and pays a 5.3% dividend. \- REITs - Equity Residential (EQR) trades at about 15x FFO and pays a 4.3% dividend \- Consumer Staples - Kroger (KR) trades at 12x earnings and a 2.1% dividend (vs 35x earnings for WMT). \- Apparel - Kontoor Brands (KTB) (makes Lee and Wrangler jeans) has had quite a runup, but is still under 14x earnings and pays 2.6% \- Aerospace - Textron (TXT) under the radar maker that hasn't participated in the runup of the big aerospace stocks, despite having the contract for the Army's tilt-rotor troop transport aircraft. Only a token dividend, but less than 12x forward earnings.
Top drone stocks: KTOS, AVAV, NOC, LHX, TXT best rs+dilution drone SPAC — ONDS (UAVS, RCAT, DPRO — check out their “leadership”) Yes, Anduril IPO is appealing AF — I sold this @ 12.50 and regret not selling at 13+ https://preview.redd.it/ici0ets3p9mf1.jpeg?width=2048&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3e223b6583e37f339009cec38a5d865b561be4eb These, “ignore the man behind the curtain posts” from AG gives Bart at Kamp Krusty — repeating to him himself, that everything is okay
Hi everyone, I’ve been researching some stocks recently and would really appreciate your feedback on my choices. Here are the tickers I’m currently considering: ASML, ARM, TXT, (based on diversification into Europe). If anyone has thoughts on these companies, their outlook, or risks I should be aware of, I’d value your opinion. Also, if you have any alternative suggestions or think there’s a better option out there, I’m open to any advice or recommendations. Thanks in advance for your insights!
You can’t tell me these goobers are cooking up better equipment in their backyard facilities than any of the major defense contractors with billions in R&D. LMT, NOC, BA, TXT, FINMY
😑 long TXT, short JOBY. Regards never learn…
Add KTOS, AVAV and TXT for US rapid drone production lol
Short JOBY, ACHR. Long TXT, FINMY. Short QS. Long ENS. Short ASTS. Long RKLB, LHX, and IRDM. Ngl, I’m getting fucked up this past week fam, but I ain’t hear no bell.
Going long CAE and TXT, short JOBY and ACHR tomorrow. Some of you all haven’t traded a hype bubble before and it shows. Member 3D printing was the next big thing, member weed stonks getting legalization, member every SPAC from 2021… -80% in 3 years guaranteed 🎯
I'm going to shove the biggest dildo up my ass, eat my wives bulls creampie out of her, go to my local NO KINGS coven circle and yolo into TXT
Also think I’ll get some calls on TXT (Textron). So far this year, they’ve won (?) 1.6 billion in government contracts, a lot even from the last two weeks or so. Thats like, half of what they normally get over the entire year. I think they’ll beat.
>Smith suggested investors look at Apple [AAPL] and Textron [TXT] In hindsight, one great recommendation and one terrible recommendation.
The options are outlined in the EUs Anti-Coercion act and tariffs (that would probably be implemented as taxes only US companies must pay) are probably the least aggressive measure. 4. The following measures, which may amount, as necessary, to the non-performance of applicable international obligations concerning the right to participate in tender procedures in the area of public procurement: bunch of boring text… 5. The imposition of measures affecting trade in services, which may amount, as necessary, to the non-performance of applicable international obligations regarding trade in services. 6. The imposition of measures affecting the access of foreign direct investment to the Union, which may amount, as necessary, to the non-performance of applicable international obligations. 7. The imposition of restrictions on the protection of intellectual property rights or their commercial exploitation, in relation to rightholders that are nationals of the third country concerned, which may amount, as necessary, to the non-performance of applicable international obligations with respect to trade-related aspects of intellectual property rights. 8. The imposition of restrictions for banking, insurance, access to Union capital markets and other financial service activities, which may amount, as necessary, to the non-performance of applicable international obligations with respect to financial services. 9. The introduction or increase of restrictions on the possibility to place on the Union market goods falling under Union legal acts on chemicals, which may amount, as necessary, to the non-performance of applicable international obligations. 10. The introduction or increase of restrictions on the possibility to place on the Union market goods falling under the Union sanitary and phytosanitary legal acts, which may amount, as necessary, to the non-performance of applicable international obligations. The full text can be found here, the possible measures are listed on page 20: https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/PDF/?uri=CELEX%3A32023R2675
LMT RTX and TXT have all been holding up well these past two weeks.
Textron TXT I'm thinking of buying 1000 shares over the next month or so it's beaten down currently 80% institutional ownership
PLTR might just be the beginning. Next, I think we should keep an eye on companies with a high percentage of government contracts, like LHX and TXT. They might drop too. But then again, the more they drop, the more opportunity there is. Even if defense budgets get cut, there's still going to be demand, so it’s really about catching the bottom.
Anyone else watching Textron (TXT)? Defense contractor with big contracts with the Army and commercial aviation. Trading at a 52 week low and a p/e well below RTX, KTOS, and LMT. Just signed a new contract with the Japanese military as well.
TXT is near 52-week low and has the contract for the next-gen US helicopter. Replaces the Black Hawk that was just in the news.
Bullish for Textron $TXT working on the Black Hawk replacement.
BA and TXT puts cause the US military is grounding their ospreys?
This is not true for everything, sometimes there are better opportunities at the moment, but money will still pile in eventually. Example: TXT obtained a 50-year program with the army, but relatively has barely moved since receiving the contract. If they are able to successfully carry out, there will be *huge* changes to valuation IMO. While the market knows what revenue is, it is hard (especially with military contracts) to know how they will play out. Once first deliveries occur to the army in a number of years, TXT should receive huge investment. Not that I know much about ACHR - purely making this comment based on you mentioning everything is always priced in. Think of pricing in as some combination of expected return * expected probability of success +/- some based on many other factors (future expected demand, other military contracts coming from the success of one, etc) While I believe the markets are pretty efficient, one cannot price in the largely unknown, and investors can be impatient. Also, as others have mentioned, short selling cannot be priced in.
My favorite is Textron (TXT). It is the biggest domestic player in civil aviation (Cessna, Beachcraft, and Bell helocopter), which should see strong demand growth, and they were just awarded the replacement of the H-60 Blackhawk with the V-280 Valor tiltrotor. At only 13x next years earnings, with a low debt load, this seems like quite a value.
Someone more regarded than me should buy TXT at 9:31 every morning and sell it at 9:50... :(
And not all subsidies are the same. As the EU's finding clearly indicates\[1\]: >(111) Not all subsidies are countervailable under the SCM Agreement, and the present investigation is limited to subsidies provided in China for the benefit of exporting producers of the product concerned. 1. [EU Implementation of Regulation 2024/1866](https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/?uri=OJ:L_202401866), July 03, 2023, the EU
It's all in the EU's antisubsidy findings: see [EU Implementation of Regulation 2024/1866.](https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/?uri=OJ:L_202401866#ntr65-L_202401866EN.000101-E0065)
Maybe airplanes? Holding TXT
Better, than the market, yes. But to do it once or twice a year is pretty average performance. Especially this year. I've had similar or better gains with BROS, PLTR, RKLB, NVDA, and LLY. Am I massively beating the market? Barely. I also have some duds like ARCO, NOC, TXT, and CP. That's just how individual stock picking goes. You're gonna have some good and bad hands.
Kind of annoyed by the TXT run, ngl
TXT went from mid 80s chop for weeks to near 90 in the last 2 days. Really unfortunate position. Their PT average is around 100, implying room to grow, and they were edging 90 before missing last ER... I'm just not sure I can justify buying 90c at the higher price after the jump to 89, or 92.5 as possibly out of reach. That said, anyone who followed my 95c play from my Sunday post (or any other strike) is up a lot already...
Well, *I'm* happy inflation is down. TXT and gold returned well today.
**Aerospace and materials catalyst** Farnsborough International Airshow July 22-26. In addition to actual electric airplanes... big names like Bell Heli (TXT), Airbus, Defense (drones, counterdrones, major fighter jet companies) and others present and show... Also a ton of energy storage (batteries), leading edge materials companies, and upstream/downstream from all of aerospace presents. Could see slight bumps across aerospace/defense, materials, and energy.
people love speculative tech and eVTOL ("air taxis," or "urban air mobility") are picking winners from the startups from now to next summer. We'll see semi-meme pumps like we did for Virgin Galactic and other "private space race" stocks for UAM soon... around test flights and FAA certification. Go for: ACHR EVEX JOBY Vertical Aerospace Blade Air Mobility one of those will pop. Textron TXT for a safe established company in that space
Flying car was the c172. Buy TXT.
how can I tell when LEAPs list for a particular equity? For example TSLA has options expiry through to Dec '26, but TXT doesn't even have a 2025 expiry listed. The long dated options seem to vary wildly Is this solely at the discretion of options writers?
small drones? dunno. eVTOL is a huge emerging market though, but aside from TXT and maybe Embraer it's mostly microcaps
I added to TXT, it’s really really long position
Bell 212 Helicopter designed in U.S., manufactured in Canada. Helicopter is built by Textron ($TXT)
# Textron Inc. (TXT) a Buy Now! https://preview.redd.it/knmktcpxzp0d1.jpeg?width=700&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a8f4671efc96e43ebf8fe0dcad0743db40cd954b
Tickers: TDG,NOC,LHX,HWM,TXT,CW,CAE, ERJ You're very welcome
TXT on Thursday not sexy enough for this list? just had their price target upgraded this week and huge upward trajectory. Could pop off if ER is good or crash if they don't report in line with the hype
I have a stock that's been amazingly solid over the last year (TXT, 28% up overall, 3k value)... actually thinking of adding to it, but I have no dry powder left in USD. My only other options are selling other USD positions (I like to avoid converting currency). I'm bag-holding 2k of Paypal (-38%), and I have 4k in VGT. Should I just bite the bullet and take the loss on Paypal? Let's say I give it a 3-5 years horizon... slow and steady or long shot? WWYD?
Calls on defense sector ETFs and a bit more into individual defense stocks like LMT, TXT, NOC.
I will leave you a hidden gem from Poland: TEXT SA (TXT:WSE). Mk cap: $633M Revenue: $80M Profit: $43M Dividend: >6% (Approximately using PLN/USD exchange) Please comment your hidden gens! Let’s help each other.
an H100? set your sights higher, regard. this guy ate an entire airplane and he didn't even have calls on TXT (Cessna). [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michel\_Lotita](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michel_Lotita) https://preview.redd.it/1448nqc0crnc1.png?width=260&format=png&auto=webp&s=1fc6eee6b2d4fb55ca12d85e068db7a057c18f7b
SNOW NOW CRM TXT Which of them will more likely to make me rich in 20 years if I invest $1000 now?
I remember you mentioning that. Yeah, want to look more into TXT and WWD. I've owned ITT for a while, they bought an aerospace company like last year. Really seems like a great place to put money to work.
Totally, I always talk about how I wish I could invest in pilot training, but yeah, I might open a position in TXT. Seems like there is a big cycle in the parts area. RTX saw like 20% in aviation too.
Between TXT, WWD, aerospace is killing it.
100%. My take on fundementals is that it really is used for two main things, one to understand what price you are paying for the business and also the overall health of the business. In a lot of cases, sometimes the biggest issue with a stock is just the fact you are going to overpay for it. Like the company might not be in risk of bankruptcy, but you can still pay way too much and just never see the company hit that same valuation again. You still also need to look at the story and the tailwinds/headwinds for a company. Like that's why I like screening, I get companies that fit into what I deem a fair/undervalued price, but then need to look into the company and see what's doing. Compare it to competitors, etc. Also like to think about the big trend of things. Like I'm really bulllish on aviation parts. We've talked about it a few times. Like RTX talked about strength there in their earnings and then TXT announced this morning with solid numbers. Starting to look more into TXT actually, might open up a position.
Anyone here follow TXT? Reported this morning: Q4 Non-GAAP EPS of $1.60 beats by $0.07. Revenue of $3.89B (+7.0% Y/Y) misses by $60M. Aviation backlog of $7.2 billion at year-end 2023, up $782 million from year-end 2022 2024 full-year EPS outlook of $5.62 to $5.82, full year adjusted EPS outlook of $6.20 to $6.40 VS $5.53 consensus. Fundementals on them look on the cheaper end of things.
Boom is coming, no one has it at all. LMT makes a lot of forward looking technology, but TXT is where it's at. Most everyone else is now Chinese or something. Have you ever been to any of the taxpayer-subsidized GA-only airports? They are one of the nicest places in the world. If you don't like commercial, you will like air taxis.
i’m very bullish on TXT heading into next weeks earnings, no way they miss with all the new defense projects going on
The Tendy Party hosted by: NOC LHX GD LMT RTX TXT BA Enjoy the event.
TXT does seem very interesting. I didn't know they owned Cessna until I looked them up just now. I had some money on the side for Boeing but I might go with Textron instead for the civil/defense play
Not a bad company, but they are projected to have flat earnings for the next 3 years. For the same PE, you can get GD, which has growth and is more concentrated in the weapons systems that are going to Ukraine. Or, you could get RTX on the cheap, about 12x earnings after the engine inspection issue and get not only defense, but a play on the recovery of civil aviation as well. Similarly, you can play a civil/defense aerospace hybrid in TXT at about 13x earnings after locking in a long term army contract.
Money you need for college, nope! Try this instead. Presently paying 5 percent on savings accounts. https://www.baskbank.com/products?utm_source=Google&utm_medium=PPC&utm_campaign=BR_ALL_XXXXX_BASKBRANDXXXX_EVG_CPAX_XXX_COUSA_XX_EN_X_BASK_GO_SE_TXT_XXXXXXXXXX&gad=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjw9MCnBhCYARIsAB1WQVWUfv0LjitdT-CJThxcSEHjkOc654U8ATXOJOEhIlvXPYaOb0SVJ_EaAr9pEALw_wcB
GOOGL did well I bought TXT after they got final approval to replace the Blackhawk helocopter. They had good earnings and jumped 15% HUM had a good bump after better than feared earnings. GPN had a 10%+ increase after good earnings
Puts on TXT! Aliens are not real!
Anyone looking at $TXT? I've been holding on to it and today it spiked up 13%. Would you guys sell?
TXT recently awarded big$$ contact with DoD
TXT won the military chopper contract from Sikorsky.
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JOBY is above the WSB limit still and considers a front runner. Vertical Aerospace and Archer Aviation both have substantial preorders as well. There's also a Chinese firm that might go up first since there's always a random chance china approves stuff first. BLDE is an existing air taxi service that will be a leasing target for non-integrated manufacturers. Finally TXT (Textron/Bell helicopter) is in the space as well for an extant, more established company. There's also some that are still private that might IPO or SPAC. Gambling stocks... Well those are obvious at least.
Lycoming powers more than half of the general aviation planes in the world. I just asked my coworker when the Lycoming engine in his new Cessena was first made, and he looked it up and said 1955 with the only major change is that it is fuel injected now. GA moves slowly. I looked at buying stock in their parent company Textron(TXT), but they only pay a 0.12% dividend. It's 2 cents a quarter. Why even bother paying a dividend?
To your first question. I do, I am a lawyer and work in finance and deal with the regulator, including the Bafin on a daily basis. So you should not be those kind of bald assumptions to try to strengthen your argument because it is backfiring. So I perfectly know if retail clients can open short positions. EU short selling regulation: [https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/PDF/?uri=CELEX:32012R0236&from=EN](https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/PDF/?uri=CELEX:32012R0236&from=EN) From the Bafin too guiding you to the EU legislation: https://www.bafin.de/EN/Aufsicht/BoersenMaerkte/Transparenz/Leerverkaeufe/leerverkaeufe\_node\_en.html Obviously I am not gonna show you proof of shit as they are people's accounts and it is quite illegal to show screenshots of other people's positions. You can open brokerage accounts in several brokers in Europe as a German that would allow you to short shares. Not talking about CFDs or puts. Shorting shares. About the Bafin, have you ever dealt with the Bafin? You do not know how they would answer to him until he does go. This is not about any specifics of the tender offer ffs. His broker booked a position that should not be there because there were no shares to swap anymore.
There are actually very few gun and ammo manufacturers for public purchase (SWBI, RGR, OLN, VSTO) and fewer as the supplier of the US Federal government. Some of the public stocks do some business with local law enforcement. Off the top of my head Rock Island Armory out of Illinois produces reasonable amounts of munitions (not just small arms) for the fed. As you mentioned with LMT they produce a wide variety of military equipment, who not only produce missiles and sats, but the entire F35 program. Of these large military contractors TXT and General Dynamics are part of the new army rifle and LMG competition, the 3rd SIG already provides the side arm, but is not publicly available.
Kinda silly to see LMT soar while RTX and TXT stay put despite significant overlap but I guess the market likes to be irrational at times.
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Off subject but I'm thinking of selling my LMT for TXT smaller dividend but much cheaper I'm just concerned about their debt to gain ratio
LMT was one of the first stocks I bought after the covid outbreak. Went to 400 for a while and then tanked. It's a long road back, but it'll get there eventually. OK dividend payout & exposure to aerospace, defence & space. Personally I think there's better value in: TXT for Bell Helicopter. They just came out with a new VTOL tiltrotor that the military will eat up. They're also likely to be a major player when/if drone transport becomes a thing. RTX for P&W engines. They supply LMT & also have commercial exposure with Airbus.
Up 26% on the year but it would be more if i didnt sell some gains to buy cool shit. If we compare pre pandemic crash though i was sitting at 165k and bet big on TSLA and TXT after the crash with a bit of cash i had left floating in my acccount. It helped get me to 330k. Legit changed my life. Im lucky as hell. I know its not much but making money happens alot faster the more money you have.
JOBY, TXT, EH, EJR, LILM (also some smaller caps and upcoming mergers I can't mention yet). 10x by 2025.
I bought 2 shares of military grade $TXT today@ $69.69 does that count
Lots of basic WSB plays here. Most of my retirement is in a spread play in the eVTOL industry. Players currently on market (not counting upcoming SPAC mergers) include dedicated players like JOBY and ACHR as well as mature aviation companies like Bell Helicopter (TXT). There are also geographical plays, EHang is available (China) and Volocopter should enter public availability at some point. Assuming any of the relevant players score major merger, or get to FAA approval first and/or operational first, we'll see an enormous first mover increase in value. Some of the EV companies are playing in this space as well.
Look at companies that are TaaS, they are most likely to be acquired in the next coming few months! I’d do the DOD package with GD, TXT, FMT, VRNS, MATX YNDX
Defense stocks down today. Once in a lifetime dip for these bad boys. Ez plays Boeing + TXT
In on some TXT calls. LFG?