Defense stocks are expected to thrive under a Republican administration, particularly with Donald Trump leading. Analysts, however, express concern due to his previous non-involvement in military conflicts.
Despite uncertainties about new military engagements, the necessity to replenish U.S. military resources and the global defense market's reliance on U.S. contractors will likely drive demand for defense stocks.
Lockheed-Martin remains a focal point in the defense sector with significant revenue from government contracts, highlighting the prime position of defense stocks in a Trump presidency.
With the U.S. defense spending far exceeding that of the next ten countries, allies will likely continue purchasing military equipment from U.S. contractors, sustaining industry growth.
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