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.

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BUY

If you were buying just one stock to give you a broad representation of US industry, this would be the one and this is a good entry point. Sees it higher 12 months out. He prefers to be more focused on specific areas for a more direct approach.

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BUY

Has added to his holdings recently. Well positioned in the global power play with turbines, etc for global infrastructure spending. Also, the financial side is improving. Good price level.

SELL

Always overvalued according to him. Has a large financial component. The model price is $16, a negative 14%. Goes up with the market.

HOLD

Owns bonds also. Will sell stock above $30. Have increased dividend twice since he bought it.

BUY

Has not been a fan for a longtime but at these levels you can make some money on it. It will do well in this part of the cycle. Their big issue was GE Capital but there has been a big turn around. Feels the CEO has done a mediocre job.

BUY

GE (GE-N) or Intel (INTC-Q)? Both are reasonably attractive on a multiple basis but would probably choose GE, which is less of a commodity type play. GE Capital looks like it is back on its feet. Hoping for 9%-10% growth plus dividend yield.

WEAK BUY

If you believe that the US economy is rebounding, which he does, then this will grow with it. Not his favourite. Didn’t like it when they cut their dividend.

HOLD

The good thing is that the 200-day moving average is around the current price and is slowly rising. In technical terms it is a V-extended stock, which can go either way. Use a Stop Loss. Don’t let it go below $15.

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DON'T BUY

A proxy for the US economy and he likes the industrial space. Has just fallen bellow the 50 and 200 day moving averages, which is not good.

BUY

Good quality blue chip company with a decent yield of 3%. Earnings growth has slowed, but is trading at a low valuation of 12.5X next year’s earnings. If you get 13% or 14% earnings growth over the next couple of years, the stock could easily reach 14X or 15X earnings and generate a decent rate of return.

BUY

Have been quietly restructuring and streamlining over the last few years. Getting back to their knitting as a global industrial company. (GE Capital made money last quarter.) Can grow at 12%-13% and will earn about $1.30 next year.

BUY

Interested in this as it is still in a large number of industries including aircraft engines, wind turbines etc. that will show growth.

SELL

Met earnings but missed reasonably significantly on revenue. Have a number of segments that are not operating on all cylinders. Relative under performer versus the market. If you own, consider taking the loss before year-end and will be able to buy it back at the same price a few months from now.

HOLD

Got into trouble in 2008 on GE Capital side. This masked continued good performance of their other businesses. Operating businesses are quite strong and play right into global economic expansion.

BUY

Great company. If you wanted to own one stock in the US it would be this one because of diversity.

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