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This Week’s Featured Story

Why RTX Stock Is Surging in 2026—and Why It Might Not Be Done Yet

Written by Thomas Hughes. Article Posted: 1/28/2026. 

Quick Look

• RTX’s beat-and-raise quarter reinforced confidence in commercial and defense demand across its major segments.
• A $260 billion backlog suggests strong multi-year visibility if execution stays on track.
• Shares could consolidate or retest support before a breakout, with institutional selling a potential headwind.

RTX (NYSE: RTX) stock is flying high in early 2026, supported by outperformance and capital returns. The defense and aerospace heavyweight could climb further as its 2026 guidance lines up with an upward trend.

Strength in the defense sector remained strong through 2025 and into early 2026, reinforcing the view that the company could beat expectations in upcoming quarters.

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RTX has benefited from increased defense spending, evidenced by a surge in backlog to over $260 billion — nearly three years of revenue based on 2026 guidance. The company mainly needs to execute and deliver on those orders to surpass expectations.

RTX Improves Market Confidence With Beat-and-Raise Quarter

RTX reported a solid quarter on Jan. 27, 2026, supported by commercial demand and increased government spending. The company posted $24.24 billion in net revenue, up 12.1% year-over-year (YOY) and about 670 basis points better than expected. Segmentally, Pratt & Whitney led with a 25% gain, followed by a 7% increase at Raytheon and a 3% rise at Collins Aerospace. Organic growth was roughly 14%, partly offset by divestitures intended to strengthen revenue quality and improve the margin outlook.

Margin headlines were mostly favorable. The company experienced expected margin pressure and some contraction, but the impact was smaller than feared.

Repositioning, operational improvements, and revenue leverage helped preserve the company’s balance sheet and allowed continued capital returns to shareholders.

More importantly, adjusted earnings per share (EPS) beat expectations by 540 basis points, while free cash flow — the cash available for buybacks and dividends — improved by triple digits to $3.2 billion.

Guidance was constructive; however, revenue and earnings midpoints broadly aligned with analyst consensus, so the release provided little immediate market impetus.

Technically, RTX remains in an uptrend but could trade sideways within a consolidation range or correct before resuming its advance. A retreat to $170–$180 would not raise a major technical red flag, though a drop below that support could signal a deeper correction.

The Analyst Response Favors Higher Prices for RTX Stock

The initial analyst reaction to RTX’s 2026 guidance was positive. Analysts highlighted successful strategy execution, the swelling backlog, and momentum expected to carry through the year.

That commentary aligns with longer-term trends, including firmer coverage, improving sentiment, and a rising consensus price target. January updates point to roughly a 15% upside from the current level just under $200.

The all-time high set in early January is the key near-term resistance and a trigger/pivot point for traders. A move to new highs would signal a continuation of the trend, implying upside of $12 to $25 that could materialize within days.

Institutional activity is a risk to watch. Institutionsown about 85% of the stock and were net sellers in late 2025, with selling persisting into early 2026. If institutional sentiment remains bearish, RTX will likely struggle to make sustained gains, and the risk of corrections will increase.

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