Jim Regan

The Bull Case for Boeing

Notsosmart,
I would actually doubt that... as Boeing is known for putting out nothing but quality.

The testing that they put each plane through is very vigorous. For example: I remember back in the day Boeing used to test the strength of their wings by attaching cranes to each end and literally bending the metal upwards at a 65 degree angle... they wouldn't break. To see that kind of strength really makes you feel safer flying, I'd imagine the processes have gotten even more thourough at Boeing... the only problem is getting the things THROUGH all of those vigorous tests.

This is a troublesome stock in the short run, but I feel that "buy and hold" makes a comeback with this name. You'll see profits in no time.


On Jun 26 02:55 PM notsosmart wrote:

> this plane better not encounter problems once it flies.its now marked.

The Bull Case for Boeing

I feel like it might get pretty close, but settle north of $40. I will not adjust my limit price higher to lock in the trade. These things generally aren't worth chasing and I feel that they will hit $40 at least once over the course of the next week.


On Jun 26 08:07 AM Rollerball wrote:

> I bet it hit's your buy target today!
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Are Defense and Aerospace Stocks Good Stocks to Own?

What ever happened to the best two defense contractors in the United States: Raytheon (RTN) and Lockheed Martin (LMT)?

What Obama's Victory Means for the Defense Sector

I really like this article to put things into perspective. I'm a big proponent of Defense names down here... namely the C4ISR defense technology companies. The Obama factor is a typical over-reaction when there is nothing really to suggest that these companies are doomed.