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 July 28, 2010 - 06:33 AM PST
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Professional Research on Goodrich and Rockwell Collins -- the Aerospace/Defense Industry Seeing Some Positives

JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA -- (Marketwire) -- 07/28/10 -- www.wallstreetequityresearch.com allows shareholders to gain full understanding of the economic and market forces influencing the Aerospace/Defense Products & Services industry, and offers free research on industry players Goodrich Corp. (NYSE: GR) and Rockwell Collins Inc. (NYSE: COL). Register today at www.wallstreetequityresearch.com to receive free research reports on these companies.

While the aerospace industry posted losses of $9.4 billion last year, passenger and cargo traffic are showing signs of recovery in 2010. Markets in India, China and Latin America are leading this recovery which is also heightening demand for new aircrafts.

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After a lackluster 2009 at the Paris air show, Aerospace Companies have racked up approximately $30 billion worth of orders this year, more than triple the amount from last year. The Farnborough Air show also showed promising results, producing orders worth over $28 billion. An increase in plane orders bode well for companies that design and produce parts for the airline industry like Rockwell Collins Inc. Investors can have direct and free access to research on Rockwell Collins Inc. today by signing up at http://wallstreetequityresearch.com/July282010RockwellCollinsInc.(COL)280710.php

New plane orders increase is even more considerable when factoring in the government's decrease in defence spending. The US government has announced plans to reduce their personnel and procurement costs by some $100 billion over the next five years.

Cost-cutting has become a major part of the U.S. economy with the recession and the slow-paced economic recovery. Goodrich Corp. recently signed an agreement with Lockheed Martin and Fokker Landing Gear to build polymer matrix composite landing gear drag braces for F-35 stealth fighters. This shift in using polymer matrix composite in lieu of metal shows the determination to lower cost while maintaining quality. Register today at http://wallstreetequityresearch.com/July282010GoodrichCorp.(GR)280710.php to download the full report on Goodrich Corp.

The U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration has recently announced that they are opening contracts to the commercial market. This will allow smaller aerospace companies to bid on valuable contracts that were previously opened mainly to the giants of the Aerospace industry. Whilst this is a serious blow to bigger companies in this industry, this change was pushed by the Obama administration in a bid to reduce NASA's spending by using services and products from smaller entrepreneurs which believe they can provide a more cost-effective service than their larger peers. Visit us at http://www.wallstreetequityresearch.com/ to understand the catalysts and forces driving or affecting Aerospace/Defense stocks.

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