Thought that was an over-reaction for them.AVAV is up 4.65% to $218.00
Thought that was an over-reaction for them.
But, yeah..you are right. They are more of a cherry on the sundae type company for the Department of War.
W/O any research, Lockheed Martin, Raytheon, Northrup Grumman would be my three picks I think.
In ole days, Boeing was in that mix; now days, their private business is too concerning for my taste.
This is a strange market/tough tape and has been for months now. Personally it feels like the market wants to crack, but at the same time these repeated recoveries after attempts to sell off in response to various news events can be seen as bullish. There are a bunch of big name, leadership stocks that are well off the highs, but breadth remains pretty good. The tape earlier today looked like it was setting up for some liquidations/panicky-type selling (even gold was down, which you figure it would be up given the news), which could set up some kind of actionable bottom, but we've recovered sharply again.Trying to figure out where to do significant entries or, more importantly, when.
This is a strange market/tough tape and has been for months now. Personally it feels like the market wants to crack, but at the same time these repeated recoveries after attempts to sell off in response to various news events can be seen as bullish. There are a bunch of big name, leadership stocks that are well off the highs, but breadth remains pretty good. The tape earlier today looked like it was setting up for some liquidations/panicky-type selling (even gold was down, which you figure it would be up given the news), which could set up some kind of actionable bottom, but we've recovered sharply again.
I do think you put long-term cash to work in the S&P with a move to the 200 DMA (even better if it undercuts it and then quickly gets back above it). Even better if it coincides with a VIX spike into the 30s or 40s.That's why I've been mostly cash for a while. Not much rhyme or reason lately.
My cash puts have worked decently well barring an oversight on my part and doing a few RUN puts on earnings week last week (I don't typically touch options on anything if it reports that week) but it feels weird not being long on a position right now.
I do think you put long-term cash to work in the S&P with a move to the 200 DMA (even better if it undercuts it and then quickly gets back above it). Even better if it coincides with a VIX spike into the 30s or 40s.
