INTRO-
Lockheed Martin is an aerospace/defense company. It has four primary classes of products. These include Aeronautics, Missile & Fire Control, Space, & Rotary/Mission Systems.
Another huge factor to keep in mind from the beginning is that roughly 70% of the company’s revenue is from the United States government.
STRENGTH’S-
- 3.17% dividend, that has consistently grown at high rates over the last few decades. They have a payout ratio of 47.93% according to YF. I would like to see this be dropped, as they really have a chance to take huge amounts of market share in untapped markets.
- Lockheed has multiple NASA contracts. They are the prime contractor for the Orion Spacecraft, which will be designed for galaxy wide exploration. Additionally, many of their contracts are for aeroshells, which are used on most modern rovers and spacecraft.
- No mission to Mars has ever occurred without some sort of a Lockheed design.
- No company has ever landed on Mars. Besides Lockheed, and they have done it four times.
- They are developing a new technology called MAIA (Model-Based Artificial Intelligence Assistant). It allows for predictive feedback based on the surrounding environment and other factors. This tech would be implemented into every military and space vehicle they design and build. This technology is the future of warfare, and nations will line up to purchase it.
- Current ROE is 82.89%. That may be an outlier, but that is impressive.
- Shares have decreased from .427B to .277B as of 6/30/2007-9/30/2021. Nearly cut in half. We all love some share buy backs.
- The military budget has almost never been cut in US history. Obama did make some cutbacks, however Lockheed still managed to grow their earnings that year. I hate to say it, but I don’t see tensions between the world’s powers declining anytime soon. When things get worse, and they will, Lockheed will profit massively.
- I pray I am wrong on the last point, and if so, Lockheed will still have huge upside in all area’s of the soon to come, Space Industrial Revolution. Top that with buybacks, a juicy dividend, and a constant need for defense, and I believe this is quite a safe bet.
CONCLUSION-
These are only strengths, and weaknesses still must be accounted for. Additionally, more research must be made into their financials. However, I would like to hear the community’s thoughts on the simple bull case to be made.
For centuries, only the wealthy would ever benefit from wars. Mankin
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When: Wednesday, December, 22, 08:00 PM Eastern
Where: Amon G. Carter Stadium - Fort Worth, TX
Watch: ESPN
Odds: Army by 6.5 pts.
Total Points: 53.5
All-Time Series : Missouri vs. Army
Missouri and Army have met 4 times since 10/05/1968.
These teams last met 14,347 days (~39 years) ago on 09/11/1982.
Series Wins: Missouri 3-0-1 Army^^†
Longest streak of continuous meetings: 2 (1981-1982).
Missouri has won the last 2 meetings (1981-1982) in this series.
Last 4 Meetings
| Winner | Date | Location | Missouri | Army | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Missouri | 1982-09-11 | Columbia, MO | 23 | 10 | |
| Missouri | 1981-09-12 | Columbia, MO | 24 | 10 | |
| Army | 1971-10-02 | West Point, NY | 6 | 22 | |
| Missouri | 1968-10-05 | Columbia, MO | 7 | 3 |
^(Series Comparison Data via Winsipedia)
Through Week 16
| Week | Missouri 6-6(3-5) | Result | Army 8-4(3-0) | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Central Michigan 8-4(6-2) | W 34-24 | Georgia State 7-5(6-2) | W 43-10 |
| 2 | Kentucky^^#24 9-3(5-3) | L 28-35 | WKU 9-5(7-2) | W 38-35 |
| 3 | Southeast Missouri 4-7(4-4) | W 59-28 | Connecticut 1-11(0-2) | W 52-21 |
| 4 | Boston College 6-6(2-6) | L 34-41 | Miami (OH) 6-6(5-3) | W 23-10 |
| 5 | Tennessee 7-5(4-4) | L 24-62 | Ball State 6-6(4-4) | L 16-28 |
| 6 | North Texas 6-6(5-3) | W 48-35 | BYE | N/A |
| 7 | Texas A&M^^#25 8-4(4-4) | L 14-35 | Wisconsin 8-4(6-3) | L 14-20 |
| 8 | BYE | N/A | Wake Forest^^#18 10-3(7-3) | L 56-70 |
| 9 | Vanderbilt 2-10(0-8) | W 37-28 | BYE | N/A |
| 10 | Georgia^^#4 12-1(8-1) | L 6-43 | Air Force 9-3(6-2) | W 21-14 |
| 11 | South Carolina 6-6(3-5) | W 31-28 | Bucknell 1-10(0-6) | W 63-10 |
| 12 | Florida 6-6(2-6) | W 24-23 | UMass 1-11(1-3) | W 33-17 |
| 13 | Arkansas^^#23 8-4(4-4) | L 17-34 | Liberty 8-5(1-1) | W 31-16 |
| 14 | BYE | N/A | BYE | N/A |
| 15 | BYE | N/A | Navy 4-8(3-5) | L 13-17 |
| 16 | BYE | N/A | BYE | N/A |
^^All ^^rankings ^^reflect ^^the ^^
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Article (also includes commentary on Raytheon, GD, etc.): https://www.investors.com/news/defense-stocks-q3-earnings-lockheed-raytheon-northrop-earnings-due/
Pertinent LMT text:
LMT Stock Tumbles After Revenue Miss
Estimates: FactSet analysts saw Lockheed earnings falling 68.5% to $1.97 per share. But revenue is seen edging up 3.8% to $17.1 billion.
Results: Lockheed earnings fell to $2.21 on revenue of $16.03 billion.
Aeronautics segment sales fell 2% to $6.57 billion on lower net sales in the F-35 program.
Lockheed Martin's biggest moneymaker is its F-35 fighter jet. But in recent quarters its missiles and fire control unit has been its fastest-growing segment. However, that segment saw its revenue fall by 6% to $2.78 billion.
Revenue at the space unit fell 5% to $2.7 billion. Lockheed said the drop in sales was partially offset by its hypersonic weapons development.
The company is developing hypersonic weapons and opened a new factory in Alabama for hypersonic missile production earlier this month. Unlike ballistic missiles, which fly in a predictable arc, hypersonic weapons fly five times the speed of sound — or Mach 5 — in unpredictable flight paths, making them difficult to defend against.
Outlook: Lockheed sees full-year sales of $67 billion, down from a previous outlook of $67.3 billion to $68.7 billion.
Stock: Shares tumbled 7.6% to 347.60 on the stock market today. LMT stock is running up the right side of a consolidation with a 397.09 entry point, according to MarketSmith analysis.
Hi everyone! I was wondering if anyone on this sub had any insight to the day to day aspect of Lockheed Martin? I had the opportunity to pick between 2 internships for Lockheed Martin, but wasn't too sure on which one to pick. the first internship would be a subcontract administrator internship while the other one would be for an Item Analyst Internship. I would love to get a better insight on which position would have good work life balance, pros and cons, challenges, the overall culture of Lockheed etc.
https://youtu.be/TPhIIjmTdLw
Later, many will find out why the world turned upside down after 2019. Keep this for a later time as it will make sense then. I'll give you some hints, HR1242, Coronation, Hebrew. Elijah Muhammad said the same thing decades earlier when people thought UFOs were fake.
I was wondering if anyone here has worked or is currently working at Lockheed? Do they hire people who only do Tig welding or do they require you to know other processes of welding as well? I looked online and couldn’t find anything so I was hoping someone here might know.
INTRO-
Lockheed Martin is an aerospace/defense company. It has four primary classes of products. These include Aeronautics, Missile & Fire Control, Space, & Rotary/Mission Systems.
Another huge factor to keep in mind from the beginning is that roughly 70% of the company’s revenue is from the United States government.
STRENGTH’S-
- 3.17% dividend, that has consistently grown at high rates over the last few decades. They have a payout ratio of 47.93% according to YF. I would like to see this be dropped, as they really have a chance to take huge amounts of market share in untapped markets.
- Lockheed has multiple NASA contracts. They are the prime contractor for the Orion Spacecraft, which will be designed for galaxy wide exploration. Additionally, many of their contracts are for aeroshells, which are used on most modern rovers and spacecraft.
- No mission to Mars has ever occurred without some sort of a Lockheed design.
- No company has ever landed on Mars. Besides Lockheed, and they have done it four times.
- They are developing a new technology called MAIA (Model-Based Artificial Intelligence Assistant). It allows for predictive feedback based on the surrounding environment and other factors. This tech would be implemented into every military and space vehicle they design and build. This technology is the future of warfare, and nations will line up to purchase it.
- Current ROE is 82.89%. That may be an outlier, but that is impressive.
- Shares have decreased from .427B to .277B as of 6/30/2007-9/30/2021. Nearly cut in half. We all love some share buy backs.
- The military budget has almost never been cut in US history. Obama did make some cutbacks, however Lockheed still managed to grow their earnings that year. I hate to say it, but I don’t see tensions between the world’s powers declining anytime soon. When things get worse, and they will, Lockheed will profit massively.
- I pray I am wrong on the last point, and if so, Lockheed will still have huge upside in all area’s of the soon to come, Space Industrial Revolution. Top that with buybacks, a juicy dividend, and a constant need for defense, and I believe this is quite a safe bet.
CONCLUSION-
These are only strengths, and weaknesses still must be accounted for. Additionally, more research must be made into their financials. However, I would like to hear the community’s thoughts on the simple bull case to be made.
For centuries, only the wealthy would ever benefit from wars. Mankin
... keep reading on reddit ➡
