US Navy To Order Harpoon Coastal Defence Missiles From Boeing $BA
The U.S. Navy's Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) announced its intention to start talks with Boeing on the production of Harpoon Coastal Defence Cruise Missiles (HCDCM).
Tayfun Ozberk 30 May 2022
According to an announcement on the U.S. General Services Administration on 30 May 2022, The Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR), Precision Strike Weapons Program Office (PMA-201), intends to enter into sole-source negotiations and subsequently award a Firm-Fixed-Price (FFP) Delivery Order to The Boeing Company against Basic Ordering Agreement (BOA). The anticipated contract provides for the design, production, testing, and delivery of a mobile coastal defense cruise missile capability supporting Building Partner Capacity (BPC).
BOEING — June 1, 2022– Germany will purchase 60 Chinook heavy lift helicopters from Boeing(BA.N) to replace its ageing fleet of CH-53, Defence Minister Christine Lambrecht said on Wednesday.
BOEING — congratulations on huge Chinook order Germany. Will enhance NATO operations, defense, and readiness.
$DFEN
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Good price to accumulate
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You would think this stock would be climbing do to increase in military weapons and war equipment production increases coming down the pipe to re stock items that have been sent to Ukraine from USA and other countries that will need to restock up.
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Nice run up and up now 20%
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Price 18.3 not so bad !!!
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DFEN is down 8.04% to 16.59
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Dropped to 14
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DFEN is down 7.81% to 18.29
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DFEN is up 7.78% to 19.80
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Hey guys, just some thoughts on the fund and its future:
What was weighing markets, and by extension this fund, down towards the end of last week was uncertainty regarding the severity of Trumps reaction to the Hong Kong situation, which didn't end up being too harsh. Now I see markets having another relatively strong week starting Monday as investors begin steadily reopening their positions. That being said, even if our trade deal with China collapses entirely, the components of this fund (BA, RTX, LMT, etc.) won't be hit as hard as other sectors like consumer electronics, and agriculture export/importers. In fact I think a case could be made that the current benefits to the defense and aerospace sector that are coming with our national manufacturing repatriation efforts, will greatly increase as this trend will only be accelerated in the event of ties breaking with China. Also, we know that critical markets such as defense are on the top of Washington's list for lessening foreign dependence (rare earth metals, airplane parts, and so on). As a whole this fund should perform just as well as any other general sector fund, in riding the coattails of the post-virus macroeconomic recovery. Another lucrative variable for the trajectory of this fund comes from the ever increasing odds of a military conflict, as our enemies are pushing the boundaries while America is pre-occupied with a host of domestic problems, this would send the fund soaring for obvious reasons. In closing, if you were to get in at the current price level and hold to even half the pre-pandemic price point ($70), you would be looking at a close to 400% return on investment. The question isn't if this fund will rebound, its how strong and how quickly.
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DFEN is down 7.66% to 18.09
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There is an article saying that the pentagon is reaching out to a good part of the companies in this fund to see what it is going to take to increase weapons production .
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Bought about 200 shares at $10.85. Y’all think it’ll just be going up from now? or will it drop? Should I hold or?
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Getting your average costs in the 10-12 range is huge. Once a vaccine comes out this thing goes past it’s most recent high. Just have to be able to stomach short term losses. Solid companies (little heavy on Boeing but those shares aren’t necessarily running at a crazy premium)
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Question. This is my first ETF i ever bought into, because I like defense stock and this was a good price. Does it ever pay a dividend or do you buy this stock simply for growth value?
Here are a couple other leveraged ETFs that I’m considering to swing invest in addition to $SOXL. $DFEN Aerospace & Defense Bull 3x. $DRN Real Estate Bull 3x. I think those two could be swinging up in the short term. GLTA
Lockheed Martin kicks off defense earnings Tuesday, and what it says will have an impact on Boeing, which is still one of the largest defense contractor in the U.S.
Lockheed Martin kicks off defense earnings Tuesday, and what it says will have an impact on Boeing, which is still one of the largest defense contractor in the U.S.
The U.S. Navy's Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) announced its intention to start talks with Boeing on the production of Harpoon Coastal Defence Cruise Missiles (HCDCM).
Tayfun Ozberk 30 May 2022
According to an announcement on the U.S. General Services Administration on 30 May 2022, The Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR), Precision Strike Weapons Program Office (PMA-201), intends to enter into sole-source negotiations and subsequently award a Firm-Fixed-Price (FFP) Delivery Order to The Boeing Company against Basic Ordering Agreement (BOA).
The anticipated contract provides for the design, production, testing, and delivery of a mobile coastal defense cruise missile capability supporting Building Partner Capacity (BPC).
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$dfen $lmt
$DFEN
What was weighing markets, and by extension this fund, down towards the end of last week was uncertainty regarding the severity of Trumps reaction to the Hong Kong situation, which didn't end up being too harsh. Now I see markets having another relatively strong week starting Monday as investors begin steadily reopening their positions. That being said, even if our trade deal with China collapses entirely, the components of this fund (BA, RTX, LMT, etc.) won't be hit as hard as other sectors like consumer electronics, and agriculture export/importers. In fact I think a case could be made that the current benefits to the defense and aerospace sector that are coming with our national manufacturing repatriation efforts, will greatly increase as this trend will only be accelerated in the event of ties breaking with China. Also, we know that critical markets such as defense are on the top of Washington's list for lessening foreign dependence (rare earth metals, airplane parts, and so on). As a whole this fund should perform just as well as any other general sector fund, in riding the coattails of the post-virus macroeconomic recovery. Another lucrative variable for the trajectory of this fund comes from the ever increasing odds of a military conflict, as our enemies are pushing the boundaries while America is pre-occupied with a host of domestic problems, this would send the fund soaring for obvious reasons. In closing, if you were to get in at the current price level and hold to even half the pre-pandemic price point ($70), you would be looking at a close to 400% return on investment. The question isn't if this fund will rebound, its how strong and how quickly.
https://www.barrons.com/articles/boeing-stock-needs-good-news-defense-earnings-may-provide-some-51595265147?siteid=yhoof2&yptr=yahoo