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MOBX resistance / support flip, target: +100% nextMobix Labs had volatile pa after earnings, an overreaction as revenue was up over 400% beating estimates. They're still at an operating loss, which is normal for a startup. Story is simple, they did multiple acquisitions this year: RaGE Systems: Revenue for 2024: Not specified. Acquisition Cost: Approximately $2 million in cash, $10 million in Mobix Labs stock, and possible earn-out payments up to $8 million over eight fiscal quarters. Description: Provides radio frequency joint design and manufacturing services. J-Mark Connectors Inc.: Revenue for 2024: Not specified. Acquisition Cost: Financial terms remain undisclosed. Description: Specializes in custom interconnect solutions for industries like aerospace, military, and defense. Spacecraft Components Corp.: Revenue for 2024: Not specified, but 2023 unaudited revenues were $18.1 million with forecasted growth for the next two years. Acquisition Cost: Between $18 million and $24 million, with consideration to be paid in a combination of cash and equity, subject to earnout provisions. Description: Manufactures mission-critical electronics for the aerospace, defense, and transportation sectors. Now especially Spacecraft Components Corp. is notably as they do 18.1 million in revenue and are worth roughly 22 million. Mobix Labs reported about 3 million in revenue yesterday. This means they will do 7x the revenue after the acquisition is completed in Q1 2025. Next to that they secured the following contracts in 2024 that are not part of the current revenue: In 2024, Mobix Labs, Inc. secured the following contracts: M-1 Abrams Tank Army Contract: for filtered connectors. Sole Source Supply Contract: with Gulfstream Aerospace Corp. for custom filtered connectors used in their business-jet aircraft. GE HealthCare and PerkinElmer Contract: for the sale of proprietary electromagnetic filtering products used in pharmaceutical diagnostics and digital imaging solutions. Tomahawk Missile System Contract: for filtered connector parts. Javelin Missile System Contract: for guidance system components. A 15-month Contract: to supply critical components for aerospace and defense applications, though specific details about the customer or components were not specified. EMI Interconnect Solutions: announced new filtered ARINC connectors and secured aerospace customers. These contracts span various sectors, focusing mainly on military, defense, aerospace, and medical applications. --- Looks to me this company is undervalued and has a lot of growth ahead in 2025... I added on the dip and any buy under $2 should be good long term. Short term pa looks like a support resistance flip and a next target of $3.52 - I also like that this stock isn't popular whatsoever, similar to LAES (SEALSQ) when I found it. A patient hold for me, DYOR, happy holidays!
NASDAQ:MOBXLong
by cryptobullethbtcxlm
Mobix Labs is gearing up for a bull market!We're back with a new stonk after doing about a 7x on SEALSQ! I don't have much time to write an in depth analysis so please do your own research on this company. Mobix Labs looks to be settling in their growth market, defense contracts signed and a possible acquisition. Earnings are TOMORROW Dec 19th, so of course this is risky - bad earnings could dump the stock significantly. If however, earnings are good and the investor call brings some good news, this one could fly. Technical breakout target is $10 and I like the nice retest on the bull market support band. $2.16 is the first resistance to break and to retest for a first move towards $3.5. Let's see, remember these are low caps and risky!
NASDAQ:MOBXLong
by cryptobullethbtcxlm
$NYSE:RTX Rebound After a Healthy PullbackNYSE:RTX is currently in an uptrend, as evidenced by its strong upward movement, followed by a period of consolidation. This phase is crucial as it allows the stock to gather strength and form a stable base before potentially continuing its upward trajectory. The RSI indicates that the stock is approaching a neutral range, which suggests it is neither overbought nor oversold at this point. Given the overall trend and the current consolidation, it would be prudent to allow this phase to fully mature. This will provide a clearer indication of whether the stock is ready for a breakout or if it needs further time to stabilize before continuing its trend. Patience during this phase is key, I'm looking for a breakout beyond 121.40$ to reconsider a position.
NYSE:RTX
by David_SpotTheTrend
1
Raytheon's Defense Division Shines in Q1 a Deep DiveRaytheon Corporation's Q1 2024 earnings reveal impressive growth driven by its defense division, which achieved $6.6 billion in sales and contributed significantly to a $202 billion backlog. Key highlights include major defense system sales to Germany and Ukraine. Despite overall growth, civilian divisions like Collins Aerospace and Pratt & Whitney also performed well but experienced declining profit margins. Raytheon's innovative commercial satellite imagers, launched as part of Maxar's WorldView Legion, promise advanced imaging capabilities for various sectors. The article concludes with a bullish recommendation on Raytheon stock, suggesting long positions with entry at $102.59 targets ranging from $105.93 to $119.00, and a stop-loss at $93.01.
NYSE:RTXLong
by signalmastermind
RTX falls on good earnings and defense budget issuesRTX is part of the boom defense sector thriving because of back orders created by the Russian war against Ukraine. No matter good earnings it fell this week because of the defense budget debate in Congress. No matter good intents to rein in the defend spending escalation and spend in other areas such as social and infrastructure, Russia has made the world more dangerous and national security of the US and its allies trumps most spending except perhaps insterest on the national debt and paying the holders of Treasuries. RTX dropped more than 10% from its tight consolidation range, I see this dip as an excellent buying opportunity into a leader in the defense sector.
NYSE:RTXLong
by AwesomeAvani
3
DEFENSE WINS CHAMPIONSHIPS (Global Conflict Summary EDITION)Per the council of foreign relations, these are the following current global conflicts. I've included a brief description of each conflict. It's important to understand these if you're planning or already are investing in defense stocks. Per TA, I've labeled bearish price targets, bullish price targets, relevant trends. It looks overvalued from analysis on ITA, but there is upside. I'd say that short term probably favors bulls (talking maybe weeks if not less), mid term probably favors the bears (multiple months), long term will likely favor bulls, but it will depend on the movement we see over FEB and March. Global Conflict Summary Americas Criminal Violence in Mexico The criminal violence in Mexico involves various organizations such as Sinaloa, Los Zetas, Tijuana/AFO, Juárez/CFO, Beltrán Leyva, Gulf, La Familia Michoacana, the Knights Templar, and Cartel Jalisco Nuevo Generación (CJNG). The violence is attributed to the increase in crime rates and the limited interventions by the state and municipal police. Instability in Haiti The instability in Haiti involves the government, opposition parties, and the international community. The crisis revolves around the dispute over the presidential term and the government’s inability to control skyrocketing prices of commodities. Instability in Venezuela Venezuela is facing an unprecedented social and humanitarian collapse due to poor economic policies, political conflict, and the international community’s unsuccessful attempts to bring about positive change. The conflict involves the government under President Nicolás Maduro and opposition groups. Asia Instability in Afghanistan Since the Taliban reclaimed control of Afghanistan in 2021, the country has further plunged into political and economic instability. The conflict involves the Afghan government, the Taliban, and various local and international actors. Territorial Disputes in the South China Sea China’s sweeping claims of sovereignty over the sea have antagonized competing countries. The key parties involved in this territorial dispute are China, the Philippines, and the US. North Korea Crisis North Korea could resort to nuclear weapons in a crisis as it is making significant progress toward implementing a more robust nuclear strategy. The crisis involves North Korea, South Korea, the United States, Japan, and other international actors. Instability in Pakistan Pakistan continues to face multiple sources of internal and external conflict. Extremism and intolerance of diversity and dissent have grown, threatening the country’s prospects for social cohesion and stability. The conflict involves the Pakistani government, opposition groups like the Pakistan Muslim League and the Pakistan Peoples Party, and militant groups like the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP). Conflict Between India and Pakistan Since 1947, India and Pakistan have been involved in a number of wars, conflicts, and military standoffs, with the Kashmir conflict serving as the catalyst for every war between the two states. The conflict primarily involves India and Pakistan, with the disputed region of Kashmir being a major point of contention. Confrontation Over Taiwan Tensions are rising over Taiwan as China’s power and assertiveness grows, competition between the U.S. and China spreads, and the Taiwanese people develop a distinct identity increasingly disassociated from the mainland. The key parties involved in this conflict are China, Taiwan, and the US. Civil War in Myanmar The civil war in Myanmar escalated significantly in response to the 2021 military coup d’état and the subsequent violent crackdown on anti-coup protests. The conflict involves the National Unity Government, People’s Defence Force, Chinland Defence Force, Chin National Defence Force, Karenni Nationalities Defence Force, and other ethnic armed organizations against the State Administration Council and Tatmadaw. Europe and Eurasia War in Ukraine The war in Ukraine involves Ukraine and Russia. The conflict is over the sovereignty of Crimea and parts of eastern Ukraine, which Russia annexed in 2014. Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict The Nagorno-Karabakh conflict involves Armenia and Azerbaijan. The dispute is over the Nagorno-Karabakh region, which is internationally recognized as part of Azerbaijan but is governed by ethnic Armenians. Middle East and North Africa Conflict in Syria The conflict in Syria involves the Syrian government, opposition groups, and various international actors. The civil war began in 2011 as part of the Arab Spring protests and has since escalated into a multi-sided conflict involving numerous factions and foreign powers. Instability in Iraq The instability in Iraq involves the Iraqi government, various ethnic and religious groups, and international actors. The conflict stems from sectarian tensions, political instability, and the presence of ISIS. Israeli-Palestinian Conflict The Israeli-Palestinian conflict involves Israel, Palestine, and various international actors. The conflict is over the sovereignty of the Palestinian territories and the establishment of a Palestinian state alongside Israel. Sub-Saharan Africa Conflict in the Central African Republic The conflict in the Central African Republic involves the government, various rebel groups, and international actors. The conflict stems from political instability, ethnic tensions, and control over the country’s rich natural resources. Conflict in Ethiopia The conflict in Ethiopia involves the Ethiopian government, the Tigray People’s Liberation Front, and various ethnic and regional groups. The conflict stems from political tensions, ethnic disputes, and disagreements over the country’s system of ethnic federalism. Please note that this is a brief summary and does not cover all aspects of the conflicts. For more detailed information, please conduct further research.
CBOE:ITA
by nicktussing77
BOEING, CAN A 747 REACH THE MOON?meh, idk. probably not. Something is weird with defense stocks. I like the potential of the upside to see those gaps close. There is support on the bottom side. Gaps are closed on the bottom side. Indicators are turning to favor bulls. However, there may be some quick downside on these steep short term trends in red. Green Triangle is likely a long term buy zone, with potential to hit as low as 145. However, I have no idea if that is before or after 300+ After that, if we break that support trend (thickest green), watch out for the movement to 92. A movement like that would be similar to a covid drop and return. Earnings is likely to flip price action. Drop into earnings, and price targets hitting as support is a buy. Pump into earnings without breaking out over rejection trends, and rejection targets is a sell. Any feedback on the charts as far as simplicity to understand? Do you prefer candles or the line? I use candles to TA, but I've found better feedback with the line chart, which I'm happy to keep doing. Website update, idk which direction I want to head with it.
NYSE:BA
by nicktussing77
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Lockheed Martin Corporation (LMT) October 2023 to April 2024 Neutral to Long: The company's fundamentals and dividend history are strong, suggesting a potential long position. However, the recent underperformance (negative YTD return) and the volatility might be a concern, which introduces some caution, hence the neutral stance. Fundamentals: Market Cap: $110.91 billion Operating Margin (TTM): 13.43% EPS (Earnings Per Share): $27.3 PE Ratio: 16.13 Revenue (TTM): $67.39 billion Quarterly Revenue Growth YoY: 8.1% Profit Margin: 10.48% Return on Equity (TTM): 68.31% Recent Earnings: Q3 2023: Estimated EPS was $6.67 (actual EPS not yet reported). Q2 2023: Estimated EPS was $6.45, and the actual EPS was $6.63, resulting in a positive surprise of 2.79%. Q1 2023: Estimated EPS was $6.06, and the actual EPS was $6.61, resulting in a positive surprise of 9.08%. Q4 2022: Estimated EPS was $7.39, and the actual EPS was $7.4, resulting in a slight positive surprise of 0.14%. Technical Indicators: 5-Year Return: 9.02% 10-Year Return: 16.31% 1-Year Return: 13.94% YTD Return: -7.52% Dividend Yield: 2.72% Volatility (1Y): 21.49% Sharpe Ratio: 0.7561 Dividends & Splits: Last Dividend Date: December 29, 2023 Forward Annual Dividend Yield: 2.86% Forward Annual Dividend Rate: $12.6 Last Split: 2:1 on January 4, 1999 Analysis: Lockheed Martin has shown consistent growth in its revenue, with a YoY quarterly revenue growth of 8.1%. The company's earnings have been positive, with recent quarters showing a positive surprise in EPS compared to estimates. The company's fundamentals, such as the operating margin and profit margin, are robust. The PE ratio is at a moderate level, indicating that the stock might be reasonably priced. The company has a strong dividend history, which is a positive sign for income-focused investors. However, the YTD return is negative, indicating some recent underperformance. The volatility is also relatively high, which might be a concern for risk-averse investors. In conclusion, Lockheed Martin appears to be a fundamentally strong company with consistent growth and a good dividend history. However, potential investors should be cautious about the recent underperformance and consider the company's volatility before making an investment decision. Please note that this analysis is based on historical data and does not guarantee future performance. Always conduct your own research and consult with a financial advisor before making investment decisions.
NYSE:LMTLong
by Kopachelli
Northrop Grumman Corporation (NOC) October 2023 to April 2024 Northrop Grumman Corporation (NOC) Fundamentals: Market Cap: $73.996 billion EPS (Earnings Per Share): $30.13 P/E Ratio: 16.232 Book Value: $102.293 Operating Margin (TTM): 11.49% Profit Margin: 12.27% Return on Assets (TTM): 8.45% Return on Equity (TTM): 31.91% Wall Street Target Price: $504.33 Revenue (TTM): $37.881 billion Gross Profit (TTM): $7.474 billion Recent Earnings: Q2 2023: Actual EPS of $5.34 vs. Estimated EPS of $5.33 (Surprise: +0.1876%) Q1 2023: Actual EPS of $5.5 vs. Estimated EPS of $5.09 (Surprise: +8.055%) Q4 2022: Actual EPS of $7.5 vs. Estimated EPS of $6.57 (Surprise: +14.1553%) Technical Indicators: 52 Week High: $547.6509 52 Week Low: $414.56 50-Day Moving Average: $436.8846 200-Day Moving Average: $453.325 Beta: 0.437 (indicating the stock is less volatile than the market) Dividends: Forward Annual Dividend Rate: $7.48 Forward Annual Dividend Yield: 1.53% Payout Ratio: 29.72% Performance Metrics: YTD Return: -9.27% 1-Year Return: 4.55% 3-Year Return: 17.6% 5-Year Return: 11.52% 10-Year Return: 19.05% Analysis: Northrop Grumman has demonstrated a solid financial performance with a healthy profit margin and return on equity. The company's earnings have been consistently beating estimates, indicating strong operational efficiency. The stock's P/E ratio is relatively moderate, suggesting it might be fairly valued. The company also offers a decent dividend yield, making it attractive for income-seeking investors. However, the stock has underperformed YTD, which might be a concern for short-term investors. Given its industry positioning and financial metrics, it seems to be a stable investment for those looking at the defense sector.
NYSE:NOCLong
by Kopachelli
2