nasdaq and the s&p 500 are both poised to open higher and let s see if they can keep that momentum from friday s job numbers where it showed that u.s. unemployment is down to 8.8%. still pretty high but at a two-year low. charles? now, morgan stanley rates the u.s.-based conglomerate of honeywell in 2011. even during slow economic times the company is poised to grow. what s behind the strong outlook? magly caught up with their ceo to find out. reporter: they have aerospace contracts around the world but make everything from home security alarms to energy-efficient car products and safety gloves. in short, a classic conglomerate over a century old with annual sales of $33 billion. morgan stanley recently tipped honeywell s shares which are currently at their highest levels since the crisis. with such uncertain times, such