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Harris Corporation (HRS) and L3 Technologies (LLL) have agreed to combine in an all stock merger of equals. The combined company, L3 Harris Technologies, will be the sixth largest defense company in the U.S. and a top 10 defense company globally.

Harris Corporation (HRS) and L3 Technologies (LLL) were in advanced discussions as of Friday to combine in a stock deal, Dana Mattioli and Dana Cimilluca of Wall Street Journal report, citing people familiar with the matter.

The telecom industry is highly capital-intensive in nature. Therefore, the immediate expensing of investment in all tangible, intangible and real property (other than land) would significantly benefit telecom carriers.

January is not a good month for the stock market overall. The S&P 500 is usually flat to lower during the month. BUT, there are individual stocks that excel in January, rising at least 70% of the time and producing up to 17% gains during the month.

Wireless networks are key to the growth of the overall telecom industry. Wireless network standards are continuously evolving worldwide in order to provide faster speed.

Today's stock market watch list includes MFC, AER and HRS.

Watch these 3 stocks tomorrow for possible trades in: EMN, BAM, HRS.

Citigroup has given a return of 14.8% last year, more than the S&P 500’s return of 9.5%. The company’s expected growth rate for the current year is 10.6%, higher than the S&P 500’s 8.7%.

With most of the defense primes comfortably surpassing analysts’ estimates, major indices for the aerospace and defense sector ended in the green

As the stock market continues its relentless advance, attractive valuations are getting harder and harder to find. This is especially true for the highest quality blue-chip dividend growth stocks.

We have seen sub-standard reports from a number of tech sector bellwethers in the past few days, including Apple Inc.and Twitter, Inc. Let’s look at how two tech players reporting early next week are poised ahead of their earnings.

Let's face it, the Central Bank Bubble is still on the up and up. Yes, it was off to a rocky start this year, and last year, well, last year was a total bore. Will the Central Bank experiment end in disaster? Yes.

Yeah, I know, the bulls, even with today's weakness, still have a firm hold on this market.

At this point, unless we see some form of panic selling or a major technical break on the daily, viewing this sell-off as anything more than a near-term pullback is highly irresponsible as a trader.