Not exactly. While checking my traps today, I ran across this..which brought me here. Any thoughts?

"Founded in 1960 by a man whom Warren Buffett considers one of the world's best capital allocators, this company quickly developed a reputation as a high-quality technological powerhouse.

As a result, it's won contracts left and right from the U.S. government -- with the Department of Defense being the biggest client. It's built all sorts of gadgets for the Army, the Navy, and the Air Force -- even NASA's Hubble Space Telescope.

The federal government was responsible for over 40% of its nearly $2 billion in sales over the past year.

It's no household name, but Teledyne Technologies [NYSE: TDY] has the potential to hand investors attractive returns.

Especially now that the company is focusing on gaining more governmental contracts -- business that comes with extremely high barriers to entry, keeping potential competitors far away.

The best part is... the market has hammered down shares of this technological titan...

We believe that the stock is worth about $45 and recommend buying it below $35.

The stock is currently sitting at $31, so you can get in while it's cheap... with a significant margin of safety."

Advice, please..Johnny