Happy Thursday. Here’s what’s hot and what’s not in the market today:
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🥶 NOT: RTX Corporation (RTX), better known as Raytheon, may be a household name in defense, but lately, it’s sputtering on the runway. Despite a recent $271 million deal for TOW missiles, there’s not enough going on right now to stoke serious investor excitement — a fact clearly reflected in the stock’s recent downshift to C (Hold) from the Zen Ratings system. Most Component Grades hover in mediocre C territory, with slightly better readings for Safety and Momentum. Yet, nothing shines bright enough to cut through the noise. The problem? RTX is steady and reliable, but not exactly inspiring. Even with features like a new, pumped-up radar and NATO contracts, the company’s business remains a slow burner. With the stock already reflecting much of the industry’s recent contract wins, there’s not much to catapult shares much higher near term.
🔥 HOT: Amphenol (APH) is smack in the center of the electronic component revolution, supplying the connectors and sensors that keep cloud servers, data centers, and new AI gear running at warp speed. The stock has been riding a strong rally; it’s currently trading in the $125 range, well above its 200-day moving average of $84.48. Why is APH so hot? Because as AI spending accelerates, so does the need for data centers — and with each shiny server rack goes a handful of Amphenol parts. With a Zen Rating of B, APH currently ranks in the 93rd percentile of stocks we track, with strong Component Grades of A in both Momentum and Sentiment. While Value and Safety only come in at C, the overall momentum, AI excitement, and Industry Rank of A indicate the current surge has fundamental legs.
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