Group 1: Market Reaction - Several war stocks surged following the Israeli strike on Tehran, Iran [1] - U.S. stock futures dropped by 1.5%, while VIX futures increased by 13% [2] - Oil prices rose as much as 15% due to concerns over crude oil shipment issues, stabilizing around $72 with a 6% increase [2] Group 2: Company Performance - Lockheed Martin's F-35 and F-16 jets were deployed during the strike, indicating the company's dominance in tactical aviation [3] - Increased demand for Lockheed Martin's fighter jets is anticipated, especially after the retirement of the F-16C fleet [3] - Lockheed Martin also produces radar systems, smart ammunition, and missile defense platforms, enhancing its presence in the Middle East [3] Group 3: Related Companies - Northrop Grumman, known for stealth aircraft and global surveillance drones, is positioned to benefit from Lockheed Martin's increased footprint [4] - RTX Corporation could see long-term demand for engines, aerospace systems, and defense missiles used by Lockheed and NATO partners in the region [4] - In pre-market trading, RTX was up 6.01%, Lockheed Martin was up 4.20%, and Northrop Grumman was up 7.66% [6]
These 3 war stocks rocket after Iran is attacked