Regulatory Pressure on RTX from Trump's Social Media Post
"step up, start investing in more upfront investment like plants and equipment or they will no longer be doing business with the Department of War. And if Rathon wants further business with the United States government, under no circumstances will they be allowed to do additional stock buybacks. This goes on and on."
— Tim Stenbec
The excerpt relays a statement, attributed to Trump via social media, targeting RTX (referred to as Rathon) and pressuring the company to increase its capital investments. Failure to do so could jeopardize its future government business, serving as a negative catalyst for the stock.
Target:N/A
Horizon:Immediate
Company CommentaryBearish
Medium ConvictionScore: 7.0
Company Commentary •Stock Movers • Jan 8, 2026
RTX Upside On Earnings and Backlog
"Yeah, exactly. And we're also going to keep an eye on a stock of RTX trades under the ticker RTX, formerly known as Rathon, right now up 9.7% on pace to close at its own all-time high. The company is talking about their strength for earnings and a robust backlog as management called it. Revenues are better than analysts were expecting with notable upside for their jet engine division according to Vertical."
— Billy Lip Schultz
The discussion on RTX highlights its 9.7% gain and record close potential, underpinned by strong earnings performance, a robust backlog, and impressive revenue figures particularly driven by its jet engine division. This positions RTX as a noteworthy defensive play in the current market environment.
Target:N/A
Horizon:Immediate
Company CommentaryBullish
High ConvictionScore: 7.6
Company Opinion •Stock Movers • Oct 21, 2025