General Electric (GE) Buy, Sell or Hold

General Electric (GE)

357.02

-0.62 (0.17%)

as of Jun 18, 2026, 11:45:31 pm Market Open.

186 watching

SELL

He's been on Market Call for 21 years, and GE has always been in the doghouse with him. Model price of $43.84, a 41% downside from today. Industrials will have a tough time in a bear market. If something serious happens to China, this one doesn't have a chance. A once-great company, now a shadow of its former self.

SELL

New managers are restructuring the company. It remains a turnaround story that will take time. They are spinning off businesses. Better to sell and buy something else like Raytheon in aviation or in tech.

SELL

They have many problems. Cash flow is a big issue. They have been selling a lot of valuable franchises to survive. They are left with just one business, aviation. Take a tax loss.

DON'T BUY

Don't look at it based on its past reputation. Splitting up. A lot of moving parts, not a lot of good news. Not well capitalized, large unfunded pension liabilities, selling jewels to survive, trouble producing cash.

DON'T BUY

It is an under performing stock during a correction. Move on to another industrial stock such as one in the defense sector. e.g. General Dynamics, Raytheon. A general comment - the correction is underway and has run quite a distance.

WAIT

It's going through a lot of change as the CEO sells assets. It's a wait and see stock.

SELL

Basket case for years. Split up coming. Almost impossible to come up with a valuation, it's such a mess. Forget the price you paid. Spend your money on something else.

DON'T BUY

Our long investing memories cloud judgement. Mismanagement and bad luck have brought hard times. Doesn't see a resurrection. Reverse split resulted in increased share price. Neither finances nor prospects are strong.

WATCH

Lots of talk about company breaking up into three separate business units. End goal is to realize value of all assets. Likely going to get better multiples with spinoffs. Can watch for preferable business unit with spinoffs.

HOLD

Now, it's three companies in airlines (which won't happen during Omicron), power (what's the catalyst in this industry?) and healthcare (he'd buy that). He'd hold. Many are unhappy with the spin-offs, but he's fine with them.

DON'T BUY

A disappointing investment. They now have a core group of companies that may not be the best in the world, but can stand on their own two feet. Splitting the company is to try to capture its value. He doesn't want to get involved.

COMMENT

Their various divisions like aerospace and slower-growth healthcare have nothing to do with each other. Separate parts can earn higher values as pure plays than the others or as a conglomerate. He likes their aerospace division. The power division is inconsistent.

WATCH

Stock popped due to finally being broken up. He's not a buyer pre-split up. Lots of information still to be had. Possible that afterwards, there may be an attractive piece that he'd look at.

TOP PICK

Under-owned. There is a new leadership team. Had their earnings and upped guidance on recovery. A cyclical play on economic upturn. Robust cashflow. Paying down debt, which is still a problem. As they pay down debt, it will be rerated.Trades at 18x 2023 with a 70% EPS growth expectation. (Analysts’ price target is $120.78)

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