Baird’s Top Defense and Aerospace Picks for the Rest of 2017 and 2018
These five top aerospace and defense stocks to buy with growth potential going forward make good sense for long-term growth portfolios.
These five top aerospace and defense stocks to buy with growth potential going forward make good sense for long-term growth portfolios.
These are five top stocks for investors to consider for the rest of the year. They all pay solid dividends, are trading at reasonable valuations and are not at 52-week or all-time…
Global deliveries of civilian-use helicopters are expected to drop according to the latest industry survey by engine-maker Honeywell.
After Northrop Grumman pulled out of the bidding for a contract to build a new US Air Force training jet, only Boeing and Lockheed remain announced competitors. This should be interesting.
Northrop Grumman may pull out of the competition for the new Air Force T-X training jet, leaving only Boeing and Lockheed Martin as certain competitors for the program.
2017 is almost a month old, and fourth-quarter earnings are almost through. The additions and subtractions to the high conviction stock offerings from the top firms on Wall Street are coming faster…
Boeing takes $200 million Q4 charge on Air Force tanker program, and sees field for Air Force training jet narrow as Raytheon-led team drops out of the competition.
While the run in defense and aerospace stocks was good for shareholders, many on Wall Street are starting to take a more cautious view on the sector in 2017.
The U.S. Air Force released its final request for proposal on Friday for a fleet of some 350 new training jets. A winner is expected to be named sometime in 2017.
Boeing has held its first test flight of its proposed new T-X training jet for the U.S. Air Force. The most remarkable thing about the flight is that it occurred just one…
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.
Wednesday’s top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations include ARM Holdings, AT&T, Hasbro, Lending Club, PNC Financial Services, Vodafone and Walt Disney.
All these defense stocks are expected to report a good quarter, and all make very good sense in growth portfolios with a degree of risk tolerance.
The Air Force needs to come up with a fleet of 350 new trainers at a time when the U.S. defense budget is under pressure both from lower appropriations and sequestration.
Friday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations include Cameron International, Dollar General, Genworth Financial, Groupon, SunPower, Visa and Yahoo.