GE

r2002

I asked AI "how much physical building can one company do?" And I learned something interesting. Apparently GE Vernova isn't just making money from production, but they also have a great stream of income from maintenance and software control of their generators. That's something that counts in favor of NOT selling your stock.

Careless-Age-4290

You've surely heard of "overbought" and "oversold" if you follow any financial sites, but I think that's literally what you're looking for. So half your question can loosely be guided by the chart metric RSI sitting in a range of ~35-40 or so, maybe even less. That indicates the price is low compared to normal. Granted, you have to make sure they're oversold because the market is overreacting and not because they're literally doomed to fail. How I personally do that is reason do I or would I buy or consume whatever it is they're selling. Not what other people might buy. I ordered a beyond beef burger at a bar. It was just okay. It would not replace beef for me so why would I think suddenly everyone else is going to love it? Would I buy an Intel processor? Yeah. I have one. All my appliances have been GE or Whirlpool. If you don't believe me, I would challenge you to add the RSI indicator to the stock chart on yahoo finance or whatever. Look at any stock of a company where you own something they make. I would bet more than 9 times out of 10 you'll say "yep, buying when the RSI was around 40 or lower was the best time to buy on nearly every company"

laserskydesigns

I've had a former GE CTO tell me the issue is the sodium batteries are extremely heavy currently, but that doesn't mean they can't figure that side out. I'm balls deep on complete lithium extraction from Brine water currently ( DLE + conversion), we're working on series B. I think the US is moving into lithium battery production not out, at least for the next decade or so. Oil booms only last so long from my perspective, but so much of this is riding on where the battery tech is going. Plenty of room for lithium and sodium batteries from my veiw

Dizzy-Monk-

GE Vernova manufactures equipment for power generation, electrification, and energy transition, focusing on gas turbines, wind turbines, grid systems, and nuclear technology. They produce heavy-duty and aeroderivative gas turbines, steam turbines, and generators that produce roughly 25% of the world's electricity. Key products also include onshore/offshore wind turbines (Haliade-X) and grid-level electrical components.

ryallen23

I just bought a bunch of GE, PM, and MS. Looking at STT also.

Far-East-locker

# ndustrials (8 stocks)Equal-weight: +28.53% |Ticker|Name|Dec 22, 2025|Apr 28, 2026|% Change|JPM Target| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |**BA**|Boeing Company|$216.84|$231.33|\+6.68%|$240.00| |**CAT**|Caterpillar Inc.|$579.95|$828.79|\+42.91%|$730.00| |**CMC**|Commercial Metals Company|$70.08|$69.53|\-0.78%|$78.00| |[**CP.TO**](http://CP.TO)|Canadian Pacific Kansas City|$102.00|$119.09|\+16.76%|$124.00| |**GEV**|GE Vernova|$660.92|$1120.23|\+69.49%|$1000.00| |**UAL**|United Airlines Holdings Inc|$116.02|$91.90|\-20.79%|$156.00| |**VMI**|Valmont Industries|$414.97|$497.99|\+20.01%|$480.00| |**VRT**|Vertiv|$166.21|$322.43|\+93.99%|$230.00| |**Category Average**|—|—|**+28.53%**|—|

Cantthinkofacoolnam

!banbet GE 300 4d

Radiant_Trainer_4390

In a word-NO. Right now, oil/energy stocks are in flux with the Iran war going on. And conglomerate stocks like GE and RTX are up one day and down the next. Tech is starting to come back and AI stocks are still all over the place. But historically, the market goes up-not steadily, but it does go up Long Term. That is not to say that it can't drop 25% or more for some catastrophic event-like Trump gets assassinated or Iran nukes Israel.

Stunning-Dig-8916

GE trying to recover the daily

Ragrollio

Just get GE. It's at a good price to jump in.

NaluknengBalong_0918

!p vm analyze the option chain of GE for me

Alabama-Blues

Tell me about it. I did the same with about 400 GE stocks I bought for $6-$7. Didn’t realize they would surpass $300+

kjeremymd

True, but there have been many big companies like Nike who stock has gone way down that I had thought of buying, but didn’t have money at the time. A few examples include GE was at $20, Boeing was at $33 at one point near 2008. GE is over 300 now. Boeing is over $200. If it’s a big corporation it may be wise to buy when the company is having trouble.

Motyler6

The Strategic and Technical Case for a GE Vernova Plug Power Partnership Body: Beyond just a broad strategic fit, there's a compelling technical reason for GE Vernova and Plug Power to join forces. We're talking about combining Plug's hydrogen technology with GE Vernova's power systems to drive innovation in electrolyzer development, potentially lowering costs and making green hydrogen more efficient to produce. This combination could create scalable, turnkey solutions that accelerate the growth of the entire hydrogen economy. It all makes sense if you think about it. #pluggedinpoweron

nyrangerfan1

When GE split, analysts repeatedly said that was the weakest of the 3 successor companies and I sold my spin out because of them. Biggest mistake.

No_Height2939

GE Vernova having a crazy year total beast of a company

JustCan6425

Why BE? Because of GE Vernova? Also WDC, no?

ccs77

Because xiaomi dips their fingers into everything tech related. They are in the smartphone and car industries both very cut throat at the moment. I have quite alot of xiaomi shares at an average of 45hkd so pretty high losses at the moment. Don't think they are priced correctly since their cars are selling very well and as you mentioned they have good LLMs. But that's just how it is when you are in so many industries. An analogy is like GE prior to the split. If xiaomi cars are now a company of its own, they will probably be priced better, same goes for their different functions/departments.

NaluknengBalong_0918

VM analyze the option chain of GE for me

datalifter

Nuscale is the only SMR company with federal approval. And they had to go to Romania for their first contract. They still don’t have a fully operational reactor. GE Vernova and the company Bill Gates is behind are the next two in line for approval

renothedog

Baker Hughes for gas powered generation. GE Too

Woopigmob

Don't feel bad. I got mad at Robinhood for up charging me from .03 to .05 on $10 calls. I went with GE options instead and turned $1k to 1.2k. I thought Gamestop might pop to $10-15 with the release of the PS5 anf XBox.

NaluknengBalong_0918

VM analyze the option chain of GE for me

selesnyaTroll

Alright so I'm up to a bunch of dips that I'm now eyeing up. AMTM, DE, some set of defense/aero names - GD/GE/TXT/NOX, dollar stores maybe DG/DLTR, LLY, and healthcare as well - THC/UHS. Gotta start picking between all these to slowly start adding positions lmao

NaluknengBalong_0918

VM analyze the option chain of GE for me

selesnyaTroll

Been starting to eye up a few different sectors having dips. Defense/aerospace names like GD/TXT/GE/NOC. Dollar stores - DG/DLTR. Maybe even LLY. All having similar dips with DE.

tired_ani

Looking to start positions at some point in SNOW, maybe HEICO/GE .

Alabama-Blues

Can you explain how this works? I have mainly been a long term investor but started with Stocks over 12 years ago. Then I sold my stocks and made some gains and moved to Ethereum. I got in early there so I was seeing 200x gains but everything has been going sideways for a minute. I did have over 500 shares of GE I purchased for $6-$7…but sold a bit early. I had gotten burned once before in the past when I purchased it for $30 and it dropped and I got out. Needless to say when I sold my GE I did it way too soon and before it jumped to $340.

Blueberryburntpie

> I've really never heard of a conglomerate owned by one man buying up so many failing companies in that conglomerate in all shares sales as I've seen with Musk. The closest example I can think of GE under Jack Welch, where struggling divisions were covered up in financial engineering until the 2007-2008 recession blew apart the schemes.

LosHtown

Now if only GE, BAESY and RTX could all do the same thhhaatttt be great.

selesnyaTroll

A lot of names in this sector have come down a good deal from their highs. Was actually starting to look into stuff like GD, GE, TXT. Defense/Aerospace sector isn't sexy, but they steadily make money.

tgosubucks

Sad GE Verona and Westinghouse noises.

tired_ani

Not really mate no. I am mostly looking to add to my Nintendo and Safran positions. On the side I am looking into more industrial names LECO, GE, HON but I am not close to buying anything.

Jupiter168

**GE**

indiomonk_ou812

lol. I just upvoted you.  I actually bought GE pre split and held on.  I’m still holding.  Good Luck to you.  

ArchegosCapitalCEO

What the fuck is GE Vernova and how is it worth $300 Billion?

Geoff_Dawmer

Lol. GEV now worth more than GE, off from which it spun.

RagingAnus69

Because everything is tied into the military industrial complex. You know who makes airburst timers? Jet engines? Who has the service contracts for those engines paid out based on flight hours? GE. They invented the airburst timer using repurposed Christmas lights, which is why there were no Christmas lights to buy during WWII. You know who makes chaff? Meadowbrook. They've been the number one glitter producer since they invented it. Guess how chaff is produced? Using proprietary precision mico-machining that is, conveniently, also used to make glitter. US MRE producers are tied into every major food packaging company globally. Someone from Australia may have heard of Jensen's Organics, someone from the UK might know the name Orexis - both subsidiaries of Baxter, who makes US MREs. Patagonia? Specialized uniforms. Danner and Belleville? Standard issue GI boots. You may know Daikin as a mid-tier air conditioner company. They also make grenades. Saab? The AT-4 man-portable anti-tank weapon system. The list goes on and on and on. It costs them more to get their consumer goods to consumers, so their consumer pricing goes up and we expect those companies are probably suffering along with us. But for every extra dollar they spend making and selling consumer goods because of the fuel crisis, they make ten off the war. Revenue and profit continues increasing, so does value.

NaluknengBalong_0918

VM analyze the option chain of GE for me

rcantu314

So do GE and GEV always inverse themselves or what’s the deal

InvestAISavvy

Honestly I don't think it's that weird. Oil is up on the Iran ceasefire uncertainty — that's geopolitical risk premium, not real demand. Bitcoin is up because Saylor just bought $2.5 billion worth and the ETFs are on a 5-day inflow streak. Stocks are up because Q1 earnings have been better than expected — Boeing, GE Vernova, UNH all ran this week on beats. Three separate stories, not one unified thesis. Feels weird because they're usually not aligned. The thing I'd push back on is the stagflation framing. What I'm watching across social chatter — about 10 platforms worth — is retail rotating hard into small caps and cyclicals. Russell 2000 is within a hair of its first record close since January. That's not a stagflation tape. Stagflation plays are gold, staples, energy — and the energy rally right now is war premium, not secular inflation. Where it could break is if oil stays above $100 for another few weeks. That starts showing up in Q2 guidance and earnings stop doing the heavy lifting. Until then the market is basically saying "we'll believe it when we see it."

UnObtainium17

GE is now -21% from peak, anyone buying it here?

PickleRickleTV

Hi SEC, I’d like to report the massive amount of manipulation occurring on the short selling of GE. Imma bout to pop a bitch

InvestAISavvy

The interesting thing is the market basically shrugged this off. SPY up on the day, VIX dropped to 19, Russell 2000 within a hair of a fresh record. That's not a tape that's worried about rates staying higher longer — that's a tape rotating into small caps and cyclicals. Part of what I'm watching on the social side is retail behavior. Monday was the biggest retail buying day since April 6. The chatter I track across about 10 platforms has been heavy on small-cap tech, industrials, defense names — stuff that would actually benefit from a longer hot-inflation-and-elevated-rates cycle, not get killed by it. So the "priced in" take is probably more right than the delusional one. The war premium is in oil, not equities, and retail seems fine with that setup as long as earnings hold up. Boeing beat this morning, GE Vernova popped 7%, UNH ran 8% yesterday — the earnings tape is doing more of the work right now than Fed expectations. Where it breaks is if Q2 guidance starts reflecting the input costs from higher oil. That's the crack I'd watch, not the rate path.

InvestAISavvy

Good framework. One thing worth adding for MRVL specifically — if you're looking for signal on whether to trim now or let it run, pay attention to whether the attention around the name is still building or cooling off. I track social chatter across about 10 platforms and MRVL is one of those AI-infrastructure names that's had sustained elevated buzz, not blow-off spike behavior. That's usually a healthier sign than a parabolic social surge. The thing that would make me trim faster is if the chatter suddenly went vertical while price stopped moving up. Divergence like that usually shows up before the dump. Right now MRVL doesn't look like that to me, but I'm not checking it every day. AI infra spend as a thesis is also holding up. GE Vernova just popped 7% on earnings this morning, which rhymes with the same demand story MRVL is part of. Doesn't mean MRVL goes straight up, but the sector tailwind hasn't broken. For tax purposes the long-term holding window already closed for you, so locking in half and letting half ride is basically free optionality.

PickleRickleTV

Jfc GE where is the fucking support. Stop dropping like a rock you piece of shit

InvestAISavvy

Honestly the premise might be a little off today. VIX dropped to 19 this morning after Trump extended the ceasefire, and the Russell 2000 is within a hair of its first record close since January. That's not a "managing downside" tape — that's a risk-on rotation into small caps. What I've been watching on the social side: the energy/defense pair trade is getting a lot of airtime but the flow I'm tracking across about 10 platforms has been quietly rotating into industrials and small-cap tech. GE Vernova up 7% on earnings this morning is the kind of tell that usually shows up in social chatter two weeks before it pops. For hedging, cash drag is real when the 10-year is where it is. Precious metals into a falling-VIX environment is a tough trade. If Hormuz actually flares again you want puts, not gold. I don't have a strong read on energy here. The crude action has been noisy — briefly crossed $113 earlier this month and now back toward the $90s. Hard to build conviction either way.

FarrisAT

In stock performance maybe. Actual revenue growth is higher in GE than in GEV. Why? Because GEV cannot convert orders into revenue due to massive delays.

FarrisAT

Microsoft, GE, JPM, and EOG… I’m buying those.

Embarrassed-Sea-6078

GE and GEV, it’s like the little brother completely outshining the big brother whom everyone had high expectations for, but the big brother ended up disappointing all his family members and bringing shame to the family.

PassiveF1st

GE fucking V

ThinkingOfTheOldDays

Had a big GE Vernova position to start the hear, but am a paper handed bitch 🥺

Old-Commission2782

Sharp sell off on GE. Good entry $279-282

Jupiter168

GE dip on strong ER. Nice entry now

OptionsHuduga

would anyone dare to play GE Vernova?

drew-gen-x

This is exactly like dot com. Those buying the bubble from 1996-2000 did very well as long as they sold. The market concentration of the top 6-10 stocks market cap in the S&P 500 was somewhere around 30%. And those top 10 stocks in S&P in 2000 included GE, WalMart, and Exxon; it wasn't just Microsoft, Cisco, and Intel. Everyone loves to say this time is different b/c the P/E ratio are lower. Well when this AI circle jerk financing hits a speed bump or wall then so will those P/E ratios. But I've been saying this since 2021 so what do I know? I would buy the entire world indices over just the $SPY or better yet buy World ex US indices but few here like my take that there are market cycles. Good Luck.

freshStart178

GE smashed estimates and guided towards upper range of 2026 earnings… down 5% on jet fuel related demand fears. Thanks 🥭

_hiddenscout

$GE | GE Aerospace Q1 2026 Earnings - Adj EPS $1.86 (est $1.60) - Adj. Rev. $11.61B (est $10.69B) - Commercial Engines & Services Rev. $8.92B (est $8.24B) - Sees FY Adj Free Cash Flow $8B To $8.4B (est $8.28B) - Sees FY Adj EPS $7.10 To $7.40 (est $7.46)

_Wendig0_

YOLO into GE at open 🫡

AlfrescoDog

!banbet GE +2.50% 35h

Issa_vibe74

What the fuck GE

Star_Lord924

Wow. GE what a pathetic crock of shit.

Star_Lord924

GE looks like it smashed earnings. Hoping that phone call at 730 sends this baby back to the march prices of 340+

Star_Lord924

Someone poke GE and see if that MFer is awake.

Star_Lord924

Really hoping GE goes up pretty good. Would love to see it back to like 330+. In early March it was over 340.

regardbullbuyer

GE hitting or nah?

MrCarlosDanger

Current moment I think cook is leaving apple in a much better place than Welch left GE, but that’s the guy I had in mind to comp to. Time will tell, and Jack Welch doesn’t get the hate he deserves for ruining a great American company.

buyatollah_kuminamy

What time GE announce

Star_Lord924

GE....please. for fucks sake please knock this earnings out of the park and have a +10% day/rest of the week

AdAny631

The worst thing he did was when one part of the conglomerate of GE wasn't performing as well as expected he just moved money from other divisions that were outperforming to give the appearance that GE was succeeding across all their business lines, which couldn't be further from the truth. The whole cult that was built around that toxic management style is so pervasive today and HE ruined that company. It was only under another CEO who wasn't as likable that things started to head south fast. Financial Engineering only works for so long.

1GutsnGlory1

just because something is planned, does not mean it will turn out for the better. It was planned for Balmer take over MSFT after Gates stepped down, and that guy drove MSFT into the ground. Jack Welch hand picked Jeff Immelt to succeed him at GE, and GE crumbled under Immelt.

Star_Lord924

Please GE.....treat me well.. please fly. PLEASE

Star_Lord924

Well I hope i get rewarded with my GE and sofi calls.

Star_Lord924

Please let GE have stellar earnings and guidance. I need a grand fucking slam.

Star_Lord924

GE... please go to 330 so I can make back 10fold what SPY r@p3d me of today. Fucking MMs

Issa_vibe74

GE calls, if I die I die

Star_Lord924

Anyone playing GE earnings tomorrow morning??

Star_Lord924

Hoping GE blows out earnings and guidance and has 10-15% plus day tomorrow and maybe market overall will fucking shoot up with some good news hopefully.

Star_Lord924

!banbet GE 320 1w

Star_Lord924

Fuck it. Take a shot on GE earninfs tomorrow morning.

AffectionateDig5823

GE calls anyone… 😬

n0m0rem0ney

Putting all my money into Palantir, Lockheed, General Dynamics, GE, and Boeing. The world belongs to America

Jupiter168

**GE**

Mrs925

Not buying GE when it tanked at $7+

PickleRickleTV

Buying more LHX, GEV, GE, GD, MDA tomorrow. Then will start DCAing into SATL.

kjeremymd

GE at $20 back in 2008. Apple at $25 in 1992. I didn’t think Apple would do that good and was looking at Adobe, which I never bought. GE I thought I should buy while it was so low but didn’t have money. Ouch!😓

WantonCateran

Same day GE Vernova and Vertiv.  Fk it.

Designfanatic88

I invested a lot in GE, and as a result of ge splitting into 3 companies was also given stock in GEV. My gains for GEV are sitting at 2750% gain and it’s only been 6 years. People don’t believe me when I say I had 4 digit gains… I’d post a pic of my portfolio on here but this sub doesn’t allow photos. Totally regret not buying more GE, and also GEV when it was first listed on the market. GEV just crossed $1000/share.

John_the_IG

GE Vernova two years ago. I knew a government attorney who moved over to GEV. Looked like a growth opportunity after the spinoff. When it hit $200 I wondered how much runway it still had. Asked the same thing at $400 and $600. Now it’s hit $1000 and I keep it on my watch list just to torture myself.

ThetaFarmingRegard

“GE Vernova remains a key beneficiary of data center power demand, and Cramer said investors are buying it for years to come.” “Procter & Gamble reports, with Cramer viewing the stock at the cheapest level shares have been in years” *Disclosure: Cramer’s Charitable Trust, the portfolio used by the CNBC Investing Club, owns shares of Boeing, GE Vernova, and Procter & Gamble.* it’s all a fugaazi 🗿

Jupiter168

GE call

Jupiter168

**GE**

wang4wang

Man, famine is a meme until supply chains actually crack... but tariffs plus Ford/GM/GE Aerospace getting pulled into weapons output isn't exactly bullish either. Market's still acting like none of that repricing matters, which is kinda nuts.

Moepenmoes

I made literally millions in OSRS flipping at the GE, why the fuck can't I do it with stocks?

Jupiter168

**GE**

akunisg

why GE fell so much today?

_hiddenscout

Some turbine news: >Interesting numbers here in this interview of GE Vernova's CEO on gas turbine reservations >> orders \- Ended 2025 with 43 GW of "slot reservations" (33% direct to data centers), 40 GW already on order (15% direct to data centers) \- Customers putting down 20-25% deposits on reservations but don't have EPC/fuel secured (next bottleneck!) so not yet 'orders' \- Reservations now through to 2031! Can't get shipped though until 2029, shipping 4 GW/quarter \- Converting from Reservation to Order taking 6-18 months because of EPC/fuel issues \- GE can build 20 GW/yr simple cycle now, up to 24 GW/yr by 2028, adding more shifts + capacity in SC plant, France \- Note 24GW/yr simple cycle could theoretically equate to about 35 GW of NGCC/yr from GEV alone \- 50% of gas commitments are in the U.S. \- GEV also doing great business outside of turbines on switchgear, transformers, substation equipment - $200-300M for every 1 GW of data center load just on that

Master_External9526

OSK and GE aerospace are the real reads here, already DoD qualified and capacity constrained. retooling a GM/ford line for munitions isn't spinning up a parts run. it's subscale low-margin work that doesn't move those stocks

BrilliantClarity

You are a top commenter… MCD GE TSM ASML NVO QCOM NOW … ?

RunesDubloons

GE chart just looks like 15 years of trying to get poor people to sell.