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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SELL

Very pricey. One of the few US big cap stocks that is trading right up at his Fair Market Value. Doesn't see any potential from here.

TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Oct 10/06. Up 15.7%.) Like all other US large-cap multinationals, it had been ignored. He serves to have a premium valuation.

BUY

Has a very good place in a value portfolio. It has above average growth and above-average yield and a below average PE multiple.

BUY

Had been a laggard in the last few years compared to the stock market. In the last few months it became a star performer. Have come off somewhat with the market but money will flow into this type of company because of its conservative aspect.

HOLD

Not certain that this stock is cheap. The market cap is approaching $400 billion making it difficult to generate excess returns. Reasonable dividend and reasonable price earnings multiple. Would not add to your holdings.

TOP PICK

In the last few months, investors have realised that it has much higher growth and a higher yield than the market. Trades at a discount multiple. About a third of its business is in infrastructure, which is a hot area. Good management.

BUY

One of the largest industrial companies in the world and in many ways a proxy for the US economy. Earnings growth will never be what it was in the glory days of the 1990’s. Very solid company with very solid earnings. US currency can be a risk.

BUY

Basically a proxy to global equity markets. Will probably be a move higher because it is starting to see quality of earnings outside of its finance arm.

STRONG BUY

Have owned for sometime. Coming out of 2000 it was overpriced. Growth is coming back. "Put this in your RIF"

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick June 13/06. Up 12%.) Good dividend. Selling off a lot of their under performing businesses and concentrating on their winning businesses. Sees further upside.

DON'T BUY

Dead money. His model price is $30.77, a negative differential of 17%-18%.

TOP PICK

Multinational, multi-industry company. Stock has gone sideways for years even though it's doubled its earnings and dividends. Looking for them to get rid of some of their non-core businesses and concentrating on their core businesses.

HOLD

Have very large component of their business in financial services. Financial services trade at lower valuations than the industrial portion. Prefers to buy companies that are dirt-cheap. When the price comes down, that is the time to take a hard look at it.

COMMENT

Have grown at low double-digit rates and have diversified well. Good company and well run. Has settled into a mid-teens type of earnings, which is more reasonable. The value will rise with the level of earnings, which is 10% to 12%.

DON'T BUY

Grew through a lot of acquisitions and they continue to make acquisitions. Can't do big acquisitions anymore, which has really hurt them. Have also gone into higher risk areas.

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