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well like Boeing or not, it got the lion's share of that contract with NASA
This chart shown the stock ripe for a major breakout with the BBwidth down low in range, the SLOW Sto is bullish and the MACD is flat after a long rise.
This chart is on the cusp too...CMF is high, the RSI is rising and the DI+/- which has been crossing/recrossing is potentially ready for a real bullish cross rather than the indecision in the last few weeks.
Yep, come tomorrow's trading looks like a fair bet the stock price will break out.... certainly to the next resistance at $138 and potentially to challenge the all time high of $142
A spending bill agreed by lawmakers from the U.S. House and Senate provides $554.2 billion in funding for the U.S. military in fiscal 2015, including $1.46 billion for 15 EA-18G electronic attack jets built by Boeing Co.
Boeing lobbied hard for funding to extend its St. Louis production line for EA-18G Growlers, which had been due to end at the end of 2016. The added funding, which was included in both the House and Senate appropriations bills, will keep the line running through 2017, company officials have said.
* Additional funding of $341 million for upgrades of up to 12 AH-64 Apache helicopters built by Boeing, and 9 Black Hawk helicopters built by Sikorsky Aircraft, a unit of United Technologies.