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Subject Author Date TXT textron ausound 08-24-2008  Re: TXT textron FrediFizzx 08-24-2008  Re: TXT textron d. 08-24-2008
Posted by ausound on August 24, 2008, 3:14 pm TXT textron I could see this conglomerate being oversold to $35 in an overreaction to it's financing division which is less than one fifth of the company's income it's a screaming buy right now Trailing P/E (ttm, intraday): 9.80 Price/Sales (ttm): 0.65 and could receive a technical bounce to $45 right now but a legdown to $35 support levels could be the buy of a decade with commercial airlines on the ropes, cutting service, cutting flights I can only see more growth for private planes and helicopters ::::::::::: Posted by FrediFizzx on August 24, 2008, 3:41 pm > > TXT textron > > I could see this conglomerate being oversold to $35 > in an overreaction to it's financing division which is less than one > fifth > of the company's income > > it's a screaming buy right now > > Trailing P/E (ttm, intraday): 9.80 > Price/Sales (ttm): 0.65 > > and could receive a technical bounce to $45 right now > > but a legdown to $35 support levels could be the buy of a decade > > with commercial airlines on the ropes, cutting service, cutting > flights > I can only see more growth for private planes and helicopters Yeah, that is probably a good long term buy. There are tons of them out there right now. ;-) Fred Posted by d. on August 24, 2008, 4:59 pm > >TXT textron > >I could see this conglomerate being oversold to $35 >in an overreaction to it's financing division which is less than one fifth >of the company's income > >it's a screaming buy right now > >Trailing P/E (ttm, intraday): 9.80 >Price/Sales (ttm): 0.65 > >and could receive a technical bounce to $45 right now > >but a legdown to $35 support levels could be the buy of a decade > >with commercial airlines on the ropes, cutting service, cutting flights >I can only see more growth for private planes and helicopters > >::::::::::: > They used to be defense heavy. Don't know if they still are. If so I would be a little nervous about the next 4 years. I do know someone who just drove to Knoxville, TN from Philly to save money compared to flying. Hard for me to imagine that private planes would be cheaper, I guess more convenient though. They have built some upscale housing developments around here the last few years grouped around an airstrip, along with a marina and equestrian facilities. People right along the strip can have private hangars at their houses and taxi right on home. Now that's convenience for sure.