RTXRTX Corporation — stock analysis & sentiment
RTX Corporation (RTX) last closed at $191.01, around the middle of its 52-week range of $166.74–$226.88. Composite market sentiment across 2 analyses is positive (+22 on a −100 to +100 scale), as of Oct 25, 2026.
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What changed
Since the previous analysis (v1) on Aug 23, 2026.
RTX fell to $191.01, from $209.91 at the previous analysis.
Composite sentiment held steady at +22 (positive).
52 headlines since the last analysis — 18 positive, 1 negative, 33 neutral.
Market cap fell -8.89%, from $282.91B to $257.76B.
The written analysis on this page was refreshed for v2.
What the data says
An overview of the public data behind RTX.
At $191.01, RTX sits in the lower half of its 52-week range of $166.74 to $226.88. That puts it about 40% of the way up from the low, roughly $24 above the bottom and about $36 below the peak. The range spans about 36% of the low price, which is a wide band for a company of this size and means the shares have moved meaningfully over the past year. They are currently closer to the low end than the high.
At about $258 billion in market value, the stock trades at about 31 times trailing earnings and about 24 times forward estimates. The gap between those two figures means analysts expect earnings to rise meaningfully over the coming year. The profit margin is close to 9%, so the business keeps under a dime of profit per dollar of sales. Revenue grew about 11%. Price-to-book is around 3.7, and the dividend yield is about 1.5%. A beta of roughly 0.3 means the shares have historically moved much less than the broader market.
Recent news has centered on RTX's third-quarter results. Coverage of the earnings call highlighted the defense backlog and a higher 2026 outlook, another piece listed the company among those posting quarterly records, and a separate article focused on takeaways for long-term investors. The rest of the coverage was about the sector as a whole: GE Aerospace's quarterly results and defense and propulsion business, plus comparisons of aerospace and space-focused ETFs.
Written from public market data. Research, not financial advice — the thesis, signals and risk levels are in the full report.
Price chart
RTX daily price history.
Market sentiment
A composite of the public market data in this analysis, from −100 (bearish) to +100 (bullish).
This gauge blends news tone, analyst views, insider and congressional activity, and price momentum into a single score. The full report breaks down each driver and pairs it with the thesis.
See the full sentiment breakdown in the report →Key stats
A public snapshot of commonly used market and valuation measures.
Valuation & size
- Market cap
- $257.76B
- Enterprise value
- $289.2B
- P/E (TTM)
- 31.06
- Forward P/E
- 23.78
- Price / book
- 3.72
- Price / sales
- 2.69
Profitability & growth
- Net margin
- 8.75%
- Revenue growth
- +11.10%
- Earnings growth
- +34.00%
- Dividend yield
- 1.53%
Price & risk
- Beta
- 0.31
- Average volume
- 4.59M
From noise to signal. The full report has RTX’s thesis, trade signal, and risk levels.
About RTX Corporation
RTX Corporation is an aerospace and defense company that designs and manufactures systems and services for commercial, military, and government customers worldwide. It reports through three segments. Collins Aerospace supplies aircraft systems and aftermarket support, including electric power generation and distribution, environmental control, flight controls, air data and sensing, engine controls and nacelles, cabin interiors such as seating and galley systems, and connected aviation services, along with defense products covering crew escape, training ranges, and simulation. Pratt & Whitney builds and services engines for commercial airliners, military aircraft, business jets, and general aviation, and produces auxiliary power units; it also provides fleet management and maintenance, repair, and overhaul work. Raytheon develops threat detection, tracking, and mitigation capabilities for government and commercial customers, including sensors, satellite control and mission systems, and related software. The company traces its incorporation to 1934 and took its present form through the 2020 combination of Raytheon Company and United Technologies. It operated as Raytheon Technologies Corporation until July 2023, when it adopted the RTX name. Its headquarters are in Arlington, Virginia.
Latest news
Recent headlines related to RTX, with vendor tone.
RTX — frequently asked questions
Answered from the public data on this page.
What is the current market sentiment for RTX?
As of Oct 25, 2026, RTX Corporation (RTX) carries positive (+22 on a −100 to +100 scale) composite sentiment. The score fuses recent news tone, analyst recommendations, technical posture, insider and congressional activity, and market attention into a single figure. The full breakdown of each component is in the report.
How has RTX stock been performing?
RTX Corporation last closed at $191.01, around the middle of its 52-week range of $166.74–$226.88.
What is RTX's market cap and valuation?
RTX Corporation has a market capitalization of about $257.76B, a trailing P/E of 31.1, a dividend yield of 1.53%.
What sector is RTX in, and who are its competitors?
RTX Corporation operates in the Industrials sector, specifically Aerospace & Defense. Comparable companies include GE, LMT.TO, BA, LMT, GD.
Where can I find a full analysis of RTX?
The full RTX report covers the bull and bear cases, technical signals with entry, stop and target levels, complete financial statements, earnings history, insider and congressional trades, and the conditions that would invalidate the thesis. It requires a free account.
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