atk. but alliant war, what is it good for?at has an obvious answer, it's good for the defense contractors. another good one? we talked about this stock in eight years. raytheon. this war against isis will probably be waged heavily from the air. raitt nonmakes the current radar for this generation of our fighter planes, plus raytheon has snagged huge contracts. the air missiles defense project and the airborne jammer. their financials are terrific. the company's latest quarter was quite strong, book-to-bill ratio coming in at 1.9%, meaning they have more business than they can handle. meanwhile, raytheon should be able to generate 2 to 2.5 billion in free cash flow, my favorite metric, most of which we returned to shareholders, via the company's dividend. at the moment but as people begin to realize that defense spending could come back in a major way, i bet that stock goes higher. what else? it's hard to go wrong with lockheed martin. i liked the first 3% yield, but the thing about lockheed is that it's actually performed the

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