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US Military Strike Kills Four Men; Financials Rise on Speculative Activity

Canada's $2.68 Billion Deal with Boeing and RTX: Boosting Defense Spending and Continental Security

US Approves $2.68 Billion Sale of Air Strike Weapons to Canada

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Raytheon, Amazon Web Services Partner to Advance Satellite Data Processing and Mission Control Operations.

RTX Corporation's Strong Earnings Reinforce Buy Thesis

Catalyst<ul> <li>Strong bullish technical signals including WR Oversold and Bullish Engulfing from late November to early December indicate potential rebound momentum for RTX.</li> <li>Most analysts rate RTX Strong Buy or Buy, showing broad institutional optimism.</li> <li>The company maintains strong cash reserves relative to market value.</li></ul>Risk<ul> <li>Technical indicators show that the market is in a volatile state with unclear direction.</li> <li>Fund flows show negative outflow trends across all order sizes.</li></ul>

Key Factors

Canada agreed to purchase $2.68 billion in air-strike weaponry from Boeing and RTX to enhance defense capabilities. The US State Department approved a $2.68 billion sale of air-strike weapons to Canada with RTX as a principal contractor. RTX's Raytheon division partnered with Amazon Web Services to advance satellite data processing and mission control operations. Jefferies raised RTX's price target to $190 from $175 despite lowering its 2026 adjusted EPS forecast to $6.60. RTX reported strong earnings driven by structural demand and margin expansion in its aerospace and defense operations.

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