Lockheed Martin dropped ~10% after Q2 earnings, mainly due to several large charges tied to classified and international programs. This hit GAAP earnings hard, forced a cut to full-year EPS guidance, and even led to negative free cash flow for the quarter.
That said, adjusted EPS actually beat expectations, revenue guidance was reaffirmed, and the company still has a $166B+ backlog. Demand for defense remains strong, and their core programs like the F-35 and missile systems are still solid.
Is the selloff just a reaction to one rough quarter, or does it point to deeper execution issues? Does the long-term story still hold up here?
Curious to hear what your opinion is. Buying opportunity or stay away?
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What are your thoughts on Lockheed Martin following this dip? Do you believe this presents a good entry point, or is the company no longer what it once was?