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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COMMENT

Has been held back by the financial side, GE Capital. They are working their way through that and what will be left is a real juggernaut. Will have significant earning power down the road.

HOLD

Still has some of that tar on it from the bailout stuff last year so having trouble getting going. Would also be concerned about any setback in the market.

DON'T BUY

Had a nice recovery in 2009. Dividend was cut. A lot of moving parts within this company and it is hard to analyze. Good exposure to emerging countries. He is avoiding all US stocks right now as he is concerned about currency risks with the Cdn$ going much higher.

DON'T BUY

Almost identical to Siemens. He has a problem in that it will take a couple of years to get things going again. Prefers Siemens.

DON'T BUY

Doesn't track extremely well for him. Beat estimates in the last quarter but from her growth perspective, he just doesn't see it. 2.5% yield.

BUY

Great company with some terrific businesses, particularly in power generation and aircraft, both of which will be boom businesses in the next 20 years. Good time to start building a position in this company.

WAIT

Has to go back to its core operations. There is a lot of uncertainty and it has a bearing on the stock. He feels there is still too much unknown with GE. Getting out of non-core businesses is going in the right direction. Now is not a great time to get in. He is neutral

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Dec 22/08. Up 50.2%.) Capital Bonds 5.37% maturing 2037.

BUY

Still have some issues on the GE Capital side, which is expected to have flat earnings in 2010. Recently completed a deal with Comcast where they merged NBC Universal assets with Comcast cable assets. Great industrial and green assets.

SELL

The stock should grow at the same as US GDP. There are too many moving parts and so he doesn’t recommend owning it.

WEAK BUY

Difficulty is that half of it is finance so you have a large US commercial bank on top of the industrial side. Industrial side is a very good play on a global recovery.

BUY

Has fallen on tough times but still has a tremendous stable of wonderful businesses, particularly energy. Got sideswiped by the financial business but you have a chance now of buying one of the great global companies at a pretty reasonable price.

BUY

Financial side seems to have calm down and rating agencies, which cut it from AAA to AA have said that's as far as they are going. Most operations are outside of the US. Has a lot of cyclicality behind it, which will do well when the economy comes back. Still trades like a financial services stock but think this will start to fade away.

COMMENT

On the repair and are still being weighted down by their exposure to GE capital. They are quietly restructuring and a patient investor will be rewarded.

HOLD

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