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StandardAero, Inc., a pure-play aero engine company, shows strong growth prospects in commercial aerospace, military, and business aviation, with a diverse geographic sales distribution. Despite negative free cash flow in 2024 due to investments, StandardAero expects double-digit sales growth and stable margins in 2025, with positive free cash flow. SARO stock is rated a buy, supported by 14% annual EBITDA growth, significant future free cash flow, and potential accretive M&A opportunities.

Three U.S. bigwigs flying high year to date with more upside are GILD, GE and PGR.

GE clinches a deal to supply F110 engines for the U.S. Air Force's F-15 and F-16 aircraft.

On news of a new contract with a rock-steady arm of the U.S. government, investors loaded up on storied industrial company GE Aerospace (GE 2.60%) stock during Monday's trading session. The company's shares closed the day 2.5% higher, notching a convincing beat over the bellwether S&P 500's (^GSPC 0.64%) 0.6% increase.

Gold and insurance stocks dominate top IBD lists in a down market. Along with GE Aerospace, they are among stocks to watch near buy points this week.

GE Aerospace said on Wednesday it would invest nearly $1 billion in its U.S. factories and supply chain in 2025, as it looks to increase the use of new parts and materials in its operations.

Last week's news that Europe intends to boost defense spending is translating into gains for U.S. defense stocks Lockheed Martin (LMT 2.70%) and Science Applications International (SAIC 1.66%) this morning. As of 10:10 a.m.

Air travel is a modern miracle, yet I have a love/hate relationship with it. While flying can be uncomfortable, the ability to cross continents in hours is astounding. The aerospace industry is booming, with strong demand and innovation driving growth. I've invested heavily in this sector, betting on its long-term potential. My portfolio focuses on companies with durable moats, strong growth, and dividend potential. Despite risks, I believe aerospace will remain a cornerstone of global connectivity and my investments.

Portland General Electric is a well-managed regulated utility company sporting a 4.6% dividend yield and 6% historical dividend growth; coupled with a solid forward power demand and EPS runway. I believe the stock is quite inexpensive on valuation, in part due to being painted with the same risk-on brush as California utilities affected by wildfires. It isn't. Small-cap Portland General appears to offer superior asymmetrical risk - reward, making it a potential investment gem.

Pulling back from their 52-week highs, these top-rated stocks are viable options for long-term positions in the portfolio.