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

If you were looking for a conservative portfolio, this would be a Buy. Could pull back a bit further. 3% yield. PE is about 15.

COMMENT

Recent earnings were quite good. Had a big run-up in December, took it all back, found support around $34, and bounced off that. Feels it is just being the bellwether that it is. Looks like it is ready to carve out a higher low, so wait for this.

BUY

In the process of selling its plastic business for around $12 billion. AAA credit rating. Dividend yield about 3%. Trades at around 14 X earnings. Good defensive play.

DON'T BUY

Because of its size, it is very difficult for it to grow. Would prefer other places.

DON'T BUY

Trades at 15 X earnings, which is probably the lowest multiple it has had in a long time. 3.3% dividend. The business mix now is less stable in earnings than what it used to be. Feels you would be better off with other companies in this sector.

BUY

An excellent core holding. 3% dividend yield. Some price targets of $45.

DON'T BUY

Very, very big, so they are insulated from downturns in any particular sector. However, because of their size, it is almost impossible to sustain any kind of growth rate that they had 10 years ago. Doesn't see a lot of upside.

BUY

Loves this company, but has been disappointing as a stock. Hasn't participated the way he hoped it would. Extremely profitable. Good dividend.

HOLD

Should continue to grow, but not at the rate they used to. The value of the assets of this company are well in excess of the current share price.

DON'T BUY

Historically, it looks cheap, but the trouble is, this is a company that grew by fairly aggressive acquisition and they have to do bigger and bigger ones. Feels it is a difficult story.

BUY

Stock is now acting very well. Great dividend. Feels a Canadian dollar will continue going down for a while.

HOLD

Loves this company in terms of its business. Has had a nice little run here. Would prefer it in the $32-$33 area.

DON'T BUY

Not a fan. Grown through acquisition and it’s hard for them to make one that will make a lot of difference. Moving to less stable businesses creating volatility in earnings.

BUY

If you want to be in for the longer term, it is fine. Trading at 18.5 X forward earnings. Very diversified.

COMMENT

Feels this will move right in line with the US market average in the short-term. Almost like a proxy on the economy. Safe.

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