Lockheed Martin Corp. (NYSE)
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Lockheed Martin is
another U.S. military tycoon that is heavily dependent on U.S. military
contracts. Financial results of the company for Q3 2022 are very strong. Free
Cash Flow (FCF) rose by 62% year-on-year to $3.13 billion. So, it is no
surprise that LMT shares have traded close to their all-time highs. Moreover,
they have a lot of growth drivers, including a long-term contract with Pentagon
on F35 deliveries. The management even considered to increase its own buyback
program from $4 to $8 billion.
Such stocks could be
considered to be safe haven shares in times of a crisis amid geopolitical
tensions. The company also has lasting contracts for Sykorsky helicopter
deliveries, anti-missile defence systems, and space equipment.
Companies like
Lockheed Martin have secured contracts for many years to come that would continue
to generate cash even in times of crisis. Even more military contracts are
expected like the one made by the U.S. Navy for aircraft carrier equipment for
$765 million. The U.S. government is committed to increasing military spending,
which may mean a golden age for military contractors. In such circumstances LMT
stocks may add another 10% in the near future.
Lockheed Martin Corp. (NYSE)
Ticker | LMT |
Contract value | 100 shares |
Maximum leverage | 1:5 |
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Minimum transaction volume | 0.01 lot |
Maximum transaction volume | 100 lots |
Hedging margin | 50% |
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