Boeing's Turbulent Flight

This chapter examines Boeing's significant stock decline, compounded by a $25 billion shelf registration aimed at improving cash flow without incurring debt. The discussion includes recent layoffs that have surprisingly boosted stock performance, investor concerns about funding amid national security obligations, and the broader economic challenges posed by government dependence. Additionally, the chapter touches on global market trends, comparing indices and discussing investment asset performance, particularly in precious metals and the evolving interest rate landscape.