Armaments shares from 🇺🇸 in comparison, the last 20 years, you can see only after 10 years have the 🚀 ignited.
I only have a large position in Lockheed and a small one in RTX.
But I invest in all 5 via a savings plan 😊👍
Do you have one or two armor stocks in your portfolio?
$LMT (-0,72 %)
$RTX (-0,19 %)
$GD (-0,16 %)
$NOC (-0,02 %)
$LHX (-0,1 %)
How can you not invest in armor when $GD (-0,16 %) such fancy socks are handed out at the fair 🥹
Scored at yesterday's Optatec in FFM.
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