The lead contractor on the F-35 fighter peaked on March 2, literally the first trading day after the Iran war started.
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Defense stocks haven't been the slam-dunk play some investors expected.
The stock has pulled back roughly 9% since the start of the conflict with Iran.
We're locking in some profits on a tech stock that faces headwinds away from the Iran war.
As the weekslong Middle East conflict worries investors, analyst Richard Schlatter set out to found names that can sidestep…
We've been urging investors to be selective during this period of market volatility.
We want to protect against the possibility of another flare-up in tensions with Iran.
