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14:28
Jun 16
Peter L. Brandt Commodity trader / author
The author promotes another analyst's bullish call on Woodward but does not state their own position or forward-looking view.
WWD
LOW
23:38
Jun 04
Jim Cramer Host, Mad Money CNBC
Buy Woodward for industrial exposure.
Woodward is a high-quality engineered products company with exposure to industrial engines that is working well under the current administration, and it is recommended despite its high P/E.
WWD 1ST
MED
15:34
Apr 30
TheValueist Founder, Atlas Peak Research
Long these industrial suppliers as Caterpillar’s large‑engine capacity expansion through 2029 pulls through demand for controls, filtration, bearings, and electrical components.
WWD
HIGH
19:36
Mar 19
Sheila Kahyaoglu Senior Airlines Equity Research Analyst, Jefferies Bloomberg Markets
Sheila Kahyaoglu explicitly stated that "HOWMET AND WOODWARD are great ways to play" missile defense and offensive missiles. These companies are suppliers in the missile supply chain, which is experiencing increased demand due to rising defense spending and production frameworks. LONG because they offer exposure to growth in missile production with potentially favorable margin profiles and lower capital expenditure requirements compared to prime contractors. Margin compression if input costs increase, or if the promised production increases do not materialize as planned.

About WWD Analyst Coverage

Buzzberg tracks WWD (Woodward, Inc.) across 4 sources. 2 bullish vs 0 bearish calls from 4 analysts. Sentiment: predominantly bullish (50%). 4 total trade ideas tracked. Latest voices: Peter L. Brandt, Jim Cramer, TheValueist.