Rockwell Collins, Inc. (NYSE:COL)

Like Wile E Coyote and his rocket pack.

Boom cycle for aircraft. Not a defense prime

beginning of aerospace cycle. get in before 787 starts coming off the line.

Stock is due to hit $75.00 a share. Once 787 program goes into full production stock should rise. Company has a lot of new production to start building in fiscal year 2012. 3 new aircraft to be exact.

Profile
Rockwell Collins Inc.
400 Collins Road NE
Cedar Rapids, IA 52498
United States - Map
Phone: 319-295-1000
Fax: 319-295-1523
Website: www.rockwellcollins.com

Details
Index Membership: S&P 500
S&P 1500 Super Comp
Sector: Industrial Goods
Industry: Aerospace/Defense Products & Services
Full Time Employees: 19,300

Business Summary
Rockwell Collins, Inc. engages in the design, production, and support of communications and aviation electronics for commercial and military customers worldwide. It operates in two segments, Government Systems and Commercial Systems. The Government Systems segment provides communication and electronic systems, products, and services, which include communications systems and products, military data link systems and products, navigation systems and products, subsystems for the flight deck, cockpit display systems, integrated computer systems, and simulation and training systems, as well as offers maintenance, repair, parts, and after-sales support services. It offers its products and services for airborne and surface applications to the U.S. Department of Defense, other government agencies, civil agencies, defense contractors, and foreign ministries of defense. The Commercial Systems segment supplies aviation electronics systems, products, and services to original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) of commercial air transport, business and regional aircraft, commercial airlines, and fractional interest and other business aircraft operators. Its products include integrated avionics systems, integrated cabin electronics systems, navigation systems and products, situational awareness and surveillance systems and products, simulation and training systems, and electro-mechanical systems. This segment also provides on-board information management systems and connectivity solutions, airborne and ground applications and services, and ground infrastructure and services; and maintenance, repair, parts, and after-sales support services. The company was founded in 1933 and is headquartered in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.

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too far too fast

I currently own this stock.

Great Aerospace company. Provide a product that all Air Craft has a need for. Can't go wrong.

Hate war

MF turned me on to this, researched it and like what I see.

Rockwell Collins balance sheet is still strong. They are ideally positioned in the commercial aviation and defense industries which happen to complement each other quite well. During the last 2 down turns in the commercial aviation market their Government division has been able to pick up the slack and minimize or even offset any negative impacts due to slow commercial aviation markets.

I'm happy to finally put my favorite company in the world into CAPS. Under $40 it is wonderful, wonderful place for your investment dollars.

Rockwell Collins has a number of backorders and new contracts and has leaned up by laying off workers ahead of time. Rockwell Collins also is delaying raises for its white collar workers by three months.

As an aerospace supplier this company has been outperforming it's competition! Flawlessly

Used to work there and believe me, this company is awesome with a lot of innovations. It is bouncing up and CEO Clay knows STUFFS!

Despite the turmoil (if you'd go so far as to call it that) in the US domestic airline industry, I'd say that the current sell-off of this stock is rather overdone. I never ceases to amaze me how a hiccup in crude can make investors go crazy and run for the hills, dumping any stock that has any remote link to aviation.

I think now this stock is a fabulous opportunity. Given the positive figures/earnings recently, current orders, and military and international airline customer demand, I'd say that for me personally, at current prices this is one to get into.

While I'm at it, it's "almost" as good an opportunity as BEAV... if you're keen on COL, go check BEAV out too for what you may see a good opportunity.

This stock along with the rest of the defense sector is heading higher. Say hello to investors and money managers looking to survive a recession this summer by jumping into defense. Learn to follow the crowd (mutual funds and such)--it consistantly weathers better than navigating against the grain.

target price of $70, there will be lots of money in defence stocks for a long time, great fundemantals.

GOD FUTURE