$RTX Raytheon Tape Reports
Per Ticker.id: $RTX Raytheon Tape Reports — 21 podcast mentions across 5 podcasts (30 days), latest 2026-08-20 18:15 UTC.
We have a federal government that spends 83 cents of every dollar on not poor people, period. I, I, you know, and we know $2 trillion of that is going directly to rich people in the form of net interest and national defense. Poor people don't own the shares of Raytheon. They're not the, the, the people who work at those companies or or Boeing or SpaceX or Anduril or Palantir. Poor people aren't involved in that. That money is going directly to rich people. The net interest is going directly to capital holders. Poor people don't own treasury bonds. They don't own stocks. They don't own gold. They are scraping together nickels to get on the bus to go slave away for a wage that doesn't even cover their living expenses. That's what poor people are doing. Amazon. We can just kind of quickly go through this on slide 50. The dollar's lost 99% of its value relative to gold with the same geometric mean of 8% per annum throughout this 50-year experiment with fiat money. Uh, dollar's lost 88% of its value relative to food on 51. The dollar's lost 97% of its value relative to energy on 52, and the dollar's lost 94% of its value relative to shelter on 53. On 54, we kind of just show this just since COVID just since the end of March of 2020. You know, you look at the top panel or so the top half of the chart, we see that money supply's up 44% since the end of March of 2020 when the US sovereign decided to basically issue about $6 trillion in debt to give to rich people, give PPP forgivable loans to rich people. And they dressed it up just like they dressed up the one big ugly bill with, you know, no tax on tips, no tax on, no tax on tips or whatever, you know, whatever the stupid saying was. They gave the poor people $600 in extra benefits on the unemployment claims. Meanwhile, we're signing trillions of dollars of free forgivable loans away to rich people via PPP and small business loans and also other largesse that we saw, you know, the $6 trillion of fiscal largesse we saw from the start of 2020 through the end of 2021. Well, guess what? The Fed monetized about 60% of that.
Darius Dale — Macro Voices · MacroVoices #546 Darius Dale: Darius Dale for POTUS 2028 · 2026-08-20Fabulous. I mean, so that's your hope, because if you could reverse it somehow, though, I mean, now, by the way, I think the narrative is so negative on the president that it's clear that they're able to make munitions faster than we are and rockets faster than we are, even though they have no money whatsoever. And we're one of the richest countries on earth and we can't seem to do it. Like, we give RTX a $22 billion contract now. I mean, did we need that stuff like 3 months ago? And anyway, the Patriot costs, what, $2 million and it's Shooting down things that are $500.
Jim Cramer — Squawk on the Street · Global Bond Sell-Off Weighs on Stocks, Home Depot Beats, Meta Heads to Trial 8/18/26 · 2026-08-18Yeah, absolutely. This has actually been, uh, since the beginning of June, it's been the best performing portfolio. Uh, we launched it on June 3rd. And since June 3rd, it is up 12.74%. And the benchmark, which is that Vanguard High Yield Index ETF, is up only 4.4%. But it, you know, at that, it's, you know, beating so many different sectors. So right place at the right time. Even though the S&P 500 is near an all-time high, the stocks within this portfolio have heavily been rewarded. During this risk-on, risk-off phase and period of uncertainty. So it has a fair amount of financial stocks in there, REITs, some industrials, some healthcare. So it's really been in the right place at the right time. And the good news is, you know, with this portfolio, you would really never expect this from a portfolio that's focused on growth and income, but some of the returns have been amazing. So we have Federal Agricultural Mortgage Income, growth and income, it is up 32.5%. We have Marathon Petroleum up 32%, Valero Energy up 30%, RTX Corporation up 27%, Phillips up 25%, First Source up 21%. And conversely, uh, pointing out the losers, which I always do to be transparent. The worst performing stock is only down 4.6%, and the second worst performing stock is only down 1.64%. So you can see our winners are way, way, way outperforming the losers in the portfolio. So definitely a really good product for especially periods of uncertainty that we're in now. And as I said, there are geopolitical issues across the world. We have the midterm elections coming up, which going back to 1925, uh, for the '25 midterm elections, the market is usually pulled back ahead of that election, does well after the election, but usually, uh, the markets are soft prior to that period.
Steve Kress — Investing Experts · Lockheed Martin + Sandisk: balance and diversification, growth and income · 2026-08-17Bloomberg's Ross Matheson reports President Trump calls the drills too costly on social media and they send an inappropriate message to North Korea, citing his good relationship with leader Kim Jong-un. And as the U.S. faces strain to its weapons supplies from the Iran war, the Navy has just awarded a $22.9 billion contract to RTX for Tomahawk cruise missiles. The contractor says it'll boost capacity and work with hundreds of suppliers to rapidly scale output. The Supreme Court once again rejected President Trump's request to overturn a jury finding that he sexually abused and defamed writer E. Jean Carroll for a second time. The rejection leaves intact the $5 million award that Carroll collected after the high court's June 29th refusal to take up Trump's appeal. Trump is separately asking the court to consider overturning an $83.3 million jury verdict Carroll won in a second defamation suit against him. A Russian court sentenced an opposition politician to 11 years and 1 month in a penal colony for speaking against President Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine, the latest anti-war figure to be jailed in a broader crackdown on dissent. Lev Schlossberg, a deputy chairman of the liberal Yablovka Party, received the sentence today after being convicted under Russia's laws against disseminating false information and discrediting the military. I trade on Wall Street getting a boost from Anthropic today. Documents seen by Bloomberg show the cloud chatbot maker is reporting a 14 times revenue jump to prospective investors ahead of its IPO. Bloomberg Tech host Ed Ludlow has more.
Erica Hershkowitz — Bloomberg News Now · Middle East Peace Suffers Fresh Setback, Kushner-Netanyahu Meet, More · 2026-08-17Bloomberg's Raz Matheson reports President Trump calls the drills too costly on social media and they send an inappropriate message to North Korea, citing his good relationship with leader Kim Jong-un. And as the U.S. faces strain to its weapons supplies from the Iran war, the Navy has just awarded a $22.9 billion contract to RTX for Tomahawk cruise missiles. The contractor says it'll boost capacity and work with hundreds of suppliers to rapidly scale output. The Supreme Court once again rejected President Trump's request to overturn a jury finding that he sexually abused and defamed writer E. Jean Carroll for a second time. The rejection leaves intact the $5 million award that Carroll collected after the high court's June 29th refusal to take up Trump's appeal. Trump is separately asking the court to consider overturning an $83.3 million jury verdict Carroll won in a second defamation suit against him. A Russian court sentenced an opposition politician to 11 years and 1 month in a penal colony for speaking against President Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine, the latest anti-war figure to be jailed in a broader crackdown on dissent. Lev Schlossberg, a deputy chairman of the liberal Yablovka Party, received the sentence today after being convicted under Russia's laws against disseminating false information and discrediting the military. I trade on Wall Street getting a boost from Anthropic today. Documents seen by Bloomberg show the cloud chatbot maker is reporting a 14 times revenue jump to prospective investors ahead of its IPO. Bloomberg Tech host Ed Ludlow has more.
Erica Hershkowitz — Bloomberg News Now · Middle East Peace Suffers Fresh Setback, Kushner-Netanyahu Meet, More · 2026-08-17Yeah. The other big one was Raytheon, this $22 billion contract to make Tomahawks. That's going to be a 7-year deal.
Carl Quintanilla — Squawk on the Street · 9AM Hour: Memory Chips Rally, Anthropic's AI Boost, Trump's Message on Iran War and Gas Prices 8/17/26 · 2026-08-17Yeah, I thought was interesting, like the combination of that we have to read in the newspaper that we don't have enough weapons, which is kind of like posting, you know, the troop ship schedule. Here is the troop ships. Let's go get them. Thank you all for winter We're telling us not to do that. We do that and then we order 22 billion in RTX Tomahawks. I guess we really don't have enough.
Jim Cramer — Squawk on the Street · 9AM Hour: Memory Chips Rally, Anthropic's AI Boost, Trump's Message on Iran War and Gas Prices 8/17/26 · 2026-08-17I know. Did we use the 60 days to be able to negotiate a new contract with, with Chris Callio at Raytheon RTX? I hope not. In the meantime, the market was looking so beautifully earlier. But, you know, we're kind of stuck with oil, kind of stuck with the president.
Jim Cramer — Squawk on the Street · 9AM Hour: Memory Chips Rally, Anthropic's AI Boost, Trump's Message on Iran War and Gas Prices 8/17/26 · 2026-08-17