With earnings season drawing to a close and the windows for buying and selling opening, watch for the volume of buying and selling to increase in the coming weeks.
It probably make sense now to move out of high volatility momentum type stocks into more conservative dividend-paying companies that will continue to crank out solid earnings regardless of who is president.
Lockheed Martin released a mixed first-quarter earnings report before the markets opened on Tuesday.
Chris Lange The U.S. Air Force wants to replace its aging UH-1N helicopters on a sole-source contract with the Sikorsky division of Lockheed Martin.
Paul Ausick U.S. defense department officials are saying that the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle (JLTV) program to replace the venerable Humvee is expected to be six months late.
The U.S. Army plans to add 29 MQ-9 Reaper drones to its arsenal in the current fiscal year at a cost of more than $11 million per unit.
The just announced delay will end up adding two years to the time it will take the new training jet to reach full operational capability.
The U.S. Air Force has had a difficult time deciding what to do with its A-10 close-air support attack plane, known as the Warthog.
Paul Ausick The return of the S&P 500 to the 2,000 level has proven to be a point at which some are ready to take money off the table.
Investors need to adapt quickly to whatever situation arises, but there is considerable confusion as to what to expect with a Trump presidency.
After almost two months of negligible insider selling, this week was the first to show some substantial sales, and that means that insiders feel that the market rally is starting to return…
Boeing officials reportedly have told the U.S. Air Force that the company will take no further legal action to challenge the LRSB award to Northrop.
These defense stocks are all solid additions to conservative growth and income portfolios. They all have long track records of success.
A report in Defense News cites a source who said that Raytheon will announce on Monday, February 22, that it is joining Alenia in a bid for the training jet program.
The GAO has rejected a protest filed by Boeing and Lockheed Martin challenging the award of a contract to build a new U.S. Air Force Long Range Strike-Bomber.
