
Their stocks are strongly correlated too (R-squared of 0.848, i.e. a correlation of 92%):

However, today's market (shown as a red star on the plot) is an outlier: GD appears way too rich relative to LMT. I would short GD and get long LMT in proportions guided by the slope of the regression line. The upside is about $15 per LMT share (if GD stays around $65, LMT should revert from ~$70 to a regression line level in the mid $80's), or equivalently $15 to $20 per GD share on the short side (if LMT stays around $70, GD should, according to this linear regression, revert from $65 to its trend line in the high $40's).
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