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To: Johnny Canuck who wrote (14934)	3/21/2013 9:50:23 PM
From: JimisJim	Respond to of 34328

Not really. Their bread and butter is microwave. Period. Whether for ovens or consumer electronics or defense applications such as guided missiles, drones, smart drones or other smart "ammo" (non-laser guided ordinance). I'd be more concerned if they depended on stuff like making fighters, not ordinance and microwave comms., including all comms to almost all satellites, drones, etc. Their record in good and bad times (from perspective of defense industry) is stellar as is their divvy history. Disclosure, my uncle worked for them in WW II on radar and later left to work for NASA and other aerospace as a microwave communications engineer -- he helped invent/improve radar (aka microwaves) from the beginning.

To: Johnny Canuck who wrote (14934)	3/22/2013 12:22:25 AM
From: chowder	1 Recommendation Respond to of 34328

In my humble opinion, the market looks forward 6 months or more. I think the budget cuts have already been priced in. We'll see the occasional dip during the next earnings announcement, but I think that will be the retail investor, not the Institutional Investor. I'm looking to add to LMT. I keep watching the tape and I don't see Institutional selling. That normally indicates everything has been priced in for the most part. I could be wrong of course but the market doesn't usually wait until the last minute to react.