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LHX L3Harris Technologies Inc

$236.87
$0.05
(0.02%)
Today
Closed $236.97
$0.103
(0.04%)
After Hours
EarningsOct 29
Mkt Cap$44.12B
Vol973,952.00

About LHX

L3Harris Technologies, Inc. engages in the provision of defense and commercial technologies across the air, land, sea, space, and cyber domains. It operates through the following segments: Communication Systems, Integrated Mission Systems, Space and Airborne Systems, and Aerojet Rocketdyne. The Communication Systems segment enables warfighters across all domains with solutions critical to mission success even in the most contested environments. The Integrated Mission Systems segment focuses on the differentiated mission capabilities and prime systems integration for the air, land, and sea domains. The Space and Airborne Systems segment provides full mission solutions as a prime and subsystem integrator in the space, airborne, and cyber domains. The Aerojet Rocketdyne segment includes propulsion, power and armament products and systems to U.S. government, including the DoD, National Aeronautics and Space Administration (“NASA”) and major aerospace and defense prime contractors. The company was founded in 1890 and is headquartered in Melbourne, FL.
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TheContessa
$LHX L3Harris and Palantir $PLTR work together through a partnership that combines L3Harris's defense hardware, sensors, and communication systems with Palantir's artificial intelligence and data platforms.
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StocktwitsNews
L3Harris Lands $6B+ THAAD Propulsion Contract From Lockheed Martin: Here’s What Investors Need To Know $LHX $LMT https://stocktwits.com/news/equity/markets/l3-harris-lands-6-b-thaad-propulsion-contract-from-lockheed-martin-here-s-what-investors-need-to-know/cZMZEwfRBgz
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TheContessa
$LHX Own this stock and watch it move back over $350. This firm has supreme “relevance” and connections. Its technology in our world of conflicts makes it a key military and space play. The “hold down” being applied to its stock won’t last much longer. Typical flush out move by “big boys.”
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addtocart
Defense tech is moving up my watchlist. Ukraine has made drones and electronic warfare fundamental to modern warfare. NATO is committing $40B+ to counter-drone capabilities. Taiwan is ramping drone procurement, and Middle East instability continues driving missile and air-defense demand. My ranking: 1. $LHX: best risk/reward, not overly hyped 2. $AVAV: best pure drone/autonomy play, higher upside/risk 3. $RTX: quality missile/air-defense exposure 4. $TDY: sensors/FLIR picks-and-shovels 5. $PLTR: incredible positioning, difficult valuation Most interesting to me right now: $LHX + $AVAV.
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Constraintalphacom
🚨 A major shift is happening in defense — and it’s not about a new missile. General Motors is now making components for Patriot interceptors. Just 22 days after signing with Lockheed Martin, GM Defense delivered its first PAC-3 MSE components. At the same time: → $LHX secured a $4.7B PAC-3 propulsion award → Castelion received up to $200M to move Blackbeard hypersonics into production → $AVEX won up to $92M for hypersonic test infrastructure → The Pentagon is pushing long-term AIM-260 production so suppliers can invest in capacity The pattern matters more than any single contract: Defense is shifting from “build the best technology” → “build it fast, cheaply and at scale.” That means the next winners may not be the flashy platforms. They may be the bottlenecks underneath them: 🔥 rocket motors ⚙️ qualified castings & forgings 🧪 titanium / nickel superalloys 📡 rad-hard electronics 🔬 testing & qualification 🏭 scalable precision manufacturing
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DonCorleone77
$LHX Guggenheim starts L3Harris Technologies with a Buy, sees 49% upside Guggenheim analyst Michael Ciarmoli initiated coverage of L3Harris Technologies with a Buy rating and $365 price target, which represents 49% potential upside. LHX's product portfolio and overall domain exposure, spanning weapons/missile replenishment to modernization, is "uniquely situated to capitalize on all aspects of the current global defense spending tailwinds," the analyst tells investors.
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FundaTech
$LHX What in the hell is going on with this stock? It just keeps going down for no damn reason!
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ItsCarRamRod
$LHX anyone else remember when LHX was almost $400, that was a long time ago and a different company then. Today not even worth $200 and repricing down quickly.
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4th_industrial_revolutn
$LHX PAC-3/SM-3/THAAD solid rocket boost motor and Liquid Divert and Attitude Control System (LDACS) for the THAAD. Great munitions play
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TheContessa
$LHX $LMT $HAWK It could be that the .”big boys” are purposely depressing almost all stocks in the defense sector to weed out retail and weak hands only to “unexpectedly” rotate back into the sector triggering a stunning rebound that most will miss.
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peloswing
$LHX same deal. Under 30 RSI on the weekly, sitting RIGHT on its 200 week MA right now and on a Mother of All Trendlines (MOAT) 👀 -38% pullback from highs for this one... crazy deal.
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OMillionaires
$LHX $LHX is a $44 bil company with a $42 billion backlog. - They announced 16+ new contracts/awards in 2026 so far totaling over $14 billion - The Department of Defense completed a $1 billion investment directly into $LHX 's Missile Solutions business(which will have IPO next year) I can go on and on. But all this amidst a backdrop of unprecedented demand(outside of WW2) for all $LHX offers. Company had guided for 8% CAGR to 2028 which was before most of the $14 Bil of new contracts were announced... $LHX would need to gain 21.6% to 289.98 just to get back to flat for the year. Think at least 15% from here in the coming weeks...
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ItsCarRamRod
$LHX Not a single day closing in the green in over 6 months. Guess they head straight to ZERO with no bounces or support. :)
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topstockalerts
L3Harris Technologies has received an $876.4 million contract modification from the U.S. Department of Defense to continue development of the Next Generation Jammer Low Band (NGJ-LB) system. The cost-plus-incentive-fee modification expands the existing contract to cover system development, delivery of test article pods, cybersecurity improvements and logistics and support services for the U.S. Navy and Royal Australian Air Force. Work will be conducted at multiple locations in the U.S. and Australia, with Salt Lake City, Utah accounting for 43% of the effort and Hollywood, Alabama for 14.8%. Additional work will take place in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Colorado, California, Texas, New York and Australia. The program includes non-recurring tooling and equipment, system security development and product logistics support. Completion is expected in FY2031. Naval Air Systems Command will provide $3.7 million in FY2026 Navy R&D funding. $LHX
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ItsCarRamRod
$LHX just following the pre-determined course, just keep sucking LHX it is what you do best.
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Starlord10
$LHX 52 week low. Chart sux. Fundamentals look good! P/E 18, P/S 2, P/B 2:3. Rev and sales growth 9% and 30%. Lucrative military contracts with depleted weapons that need to be restocked. Has too much debt but plenty of cash and cash flow. Bottom is in!
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mschiap1
$LHX for a long term investor, Im less optimistic than I have been in a while: slowing revenue growth and future budgetary constraints on US defence spending.
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Sell_Sell_Sell
$LHX if you bought this 2 years ago you’d be breaking even 😂. Fills my heart with joy lending a 45 billion dollar company a loan for free
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pilobious
$LHX this is the $NKE of defense stocks. Lower lows every day. Never ending turnaround story.
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Arkcorp
$LHX new 52 week low I’m still unsure if I should start a position here it’s tempting
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