RTX Corporation (RTX) Stock Analysis: 36 Years Of Dividends Vs. Quant "Hold" | 2-Minute Analysis

RTX Corporation (RTX) Stock Analysis: 36 Years Of Dividends Vs. Quant "Hold" | 2-Minute AnalysisIs RTX Corporation (RTX), the $266 billion aerospace and defense giant, a buy, hold, or sell? Find out why the Quant system is cautious despite a 36-year dividend streak and sector-leading profitability in this episode of 2-Minute Analysis!Mar. 26, 2026 5:00 PM ET Follow Exxon Mobil on Seeking Alpha! Learn more about Seeking Alpha Quant Ratings Get Started With Seeking Alpha Premium Now This video's transcript was generated by a third party. It is not curated or reviewed and is provided for convenience and information purposes only. The accuracy and completeness of the transcript are not guaranteed. Welcome to 2 Minute Analysis. Our goal is to not only entertain, but provide value and insights about the investments you care about. Today’s episode is from this request. So, let's throw 2minutes on the clock and dive-in. Today, we are looking at RTX Corporation, ticker symbol RTX. Kicking things off here with the Quant rating system, it is currently a Hold rating on the stock, and we're going to dive into the metrics here in just a moment. Jumping over to the Seeking Alpha Analysts, they are currently a Buy in aggregate on this stock, and that's from 9 analysts providing their coverage in the last 90-days. Lastly, Wall Street analysts are currently a Buy on this stock, and that's 22 analysts providing their coverage in the last 90-days. To learn more about how the Seeking Alpha Quant system and Seeking Alpha Analysts outperform the market, visit the link in the description of this video. Now, let's dive deeper. This is a $266.72 billion market capitalization company found within the industrial sector and the aerospace and defense industry. Kicking things off here, the Valuation grade is currently a D-. If we look at that PEG non-GAAP forward it is 2.87, compared to the sector at just 1.57, showing that it's a bit richly valuated here. In addition, the trailing 12-months price-to-book ratio is 4.08, compared to the sector at 3.03. Jumping into the Growth grade, it is currently a C- with the revenue growth year-over-year of 9.74%, compared to the sector at just 4.65%, as well as the forward revenue growth number here of 7.26%, compared to the sector at 6% flat. In addition, the EPS diluted growth year-over-year is 39.72%, compared to the sector at 6.93%. Jumping over to Profitability, it is currently an A+ grade. That net income margin of 7.60% is above the sector median at 6.88%. And cash from operations is coming in at $10.57 billion, compared to the sector at just $406.9 million. Jumping into Momentum, it is currently an A- grade. One year price performance of 47.36% beats the sector at 9.66%. And even more recently on the three month price performance, 8.87% compared to the sector which is down 3.94%. Lastly, jumping into the Revisions, currently a B grade. That's 12 up revisions and 7 down revisions for earnings per share over the last 3 months and 16 up revisions and 4 down revisions for revenue numbers over the last 3 months. Now, RTX does pay a small dividend of 1.37% forward, but look at these grades here. Safety is an A-. The growth grade is a B-. The yield is a C-, and consistency is an A+. If we jump into the consistency here you'll notice that they have been paying their dividend for 36 years and growing their dividend for the last 33 years. So, what are you waiting for? Come over here to Seeking Alpha. Follow RTX Corporation. Put it into a watch list. Get all those free breaking news alerts. And that's going to wrap it up for this episode. If you have a ticker you want us to cover, add it to the comment section below, and don't forget to follow Seeking Alpha so you get notified when the next 2 Minute Analysis gets published. Past performance is no guarantee of future results. Content provided for informational purposes only. Seeking Alpha does not offer any personalized investment advice and is not a licensed securities dealer, broker, US investment adviser, or investment bank.

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