United Technologies Corp (NYSE:UTX)
United Technologies owns Carrier heating and air conditioning, Otis elevators, Pratt & Whitney aircraft engines, Sikorsky helicopters, and more.
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UTX is one of a few conglomerates that has stayed true to the businesses. Carrier is HVAC, Otis moves people safely, Pratt Whitney is jet engines. All of them have a service content. All of them are global leaders. All of them have global leaders in their businesses and are managed that way. UTX never fell into the trap of putting too much into side adventures, and their management while confident and competent always has healthy paranoia.
Look for a 5 year double in the price of the stock after a probable split.
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Growing dividend in a solid company
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With the close of the GE and Rolls Royce R&D on the F-135 engine, UTX is sitting pretty. Government contracts are good. Military contracts are great.
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Good mix of products for a strong aviation manufacturing industry. Great ROI (Goodrich purchase will drag that down a bit) and a good dividend.
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Great portfolio of companies including Sikorski helicopters and Pratt and Whitney engines
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Interesting mix of products
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cheap as heck
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UTX is essentially a company in military industry. I think the US Military complex is bound to shrink in the next 10 to 20 years. Ergo, my view as above.
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UTX has a long history of dividend increases and earnings surprises to the upside. It has an incredible diversified industrial portfolio, and is currently experiencing solid organic revenue growth in all five of its segments. Stock price performance is superior to that of the S&P, not counting the 2+% dividend yield. Company has strong cash flow and free cash flow, and has a reliable and proven CEO (Louis Chenevert) and management team.
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solid mega blue chip
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STRONG BUY $110.00 price target.
An impressive Company that boasts a double-digit growth rate. 10.8% revenue growth is what United Technologies brought home on April 20, a result that apparently pleased investors immensely (traders sent UTX stock up almost 5%). While a slowdown is under way (4.2% annual revenue growth is the current analyst forecast), this is still one of the most attractive companies in the Conglomerates space. Far better than General Electric, that's for sure, with that miserly old firm's dismally poor -4.1% sales decline!
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The large scale military and federal contracts provide long term stability/growth for this company.
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Operational Excellence basket
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Over sold with a solid furture and good dividend. Buy on the dip.
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Will profit from the new jet engine that airbus and Boeing
Will adopt for 320 and 737 planes and Bombardier C series
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UTX has an illiquid balance sheet and a too high valuation compared to its sales potential.
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UTX occupies a large percentage of the market for elevators. There are only a few large players in the industry, and emerging markets will turn to companies like UTX in the future to develop and maintain their growing cities.
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America is still good at something - engineering. The Chinese depend on us for it.
http://www.financialsense.com/contributors/dock-treece/the-next-motor-city
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this will be a boring stock, but I love the UTC Power Co of their's for the new fuel cell tech. Will be the dominant tech in many electric buses ordered in the next 5 years.Balance of the company paly on cyclical recovery, but I believe Mr. market already figured that out being as I'm late to the game!
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