GE

BlackBastado-2124

GE is a fucking BEATS

Accomplished_End7585

hoping for a red day tomorrow so I can buy some GE calls. its up too high at the moment

RockMuncher420

My only issue with that is GE has been doing great today. Up 7%.

Rand-Seagull96734

In the steady state 10 years from now, EV makers would largely be good automakers with low margins, just like the ICE world. The question is whether some of these EV makers, and others, would have created some well adopted "platforms" for others. The Chinese (CATL, BYD) have a huge lead on LFP battery packs, Tesla has a huge jump on the charging network, who will have a differentiated brand in mid and high tiers (not clear yet, Rivian has ingredients), driver assist tech (not clear, robotaxis is hyped but in limited cases, Waymo and Tesla have a chance), etc. The larger renewables market should be played the same way for growth opportunities: not the utilities or installers, but platform makers: solar modules like Solaredge, micro inverter makers like Enphase, wind tech like GE Vernova, etc.

Tiiinygecko

I've held GE for some time.

Tiiinygecko

I've held GE for some time.

Cryogenx37

$GE in good guidance and ER, time to load up more

InvisibleNets

GE not being talked about here is wild

Palerthensnow

GE covered both of my car payments for the next two months - I will consider this a win.

JJ-Blinks

I made hundreds of millions flipping things on the GE. No way real life doesn't have the same patterns and trends. In fact, if I remember correctly, some guy did his graduate thesis (in Accounting or similar field) on the Runescape Grand Exchange. I haven't been in the market too long but I already see the similarities; real life just has more variables to price in.

SilverLeopard1

GE 🚀🚀

AlphaHarmony

Before today I thought, how could tsla earnings not be a nightmare. Now with GE's earnings and the price action , I'm not so sure anymore. How about all you fools?

MagnesiumKitten

you need to have the shares when you're on Musk's colony on Neptune! man it almost makes you feel a touch more confident in General Electric when did they change their name to GE Aerospace? seems they only have two divisions left, stripping everything that wasn't profitable enough till they had nothing left but aircraft engines and power. I think Welch did everything good for the short-term and killed it long term. Howard Hughes did the opposite he would have 1000 projects and 3 would pay for the other 997 research stuff

_hiddenscout

Anyone here follow or invested in $WWD? Just opened a position this morning. Seems like the aerospace industry is going through a bull market. $GE announced this morning with solid numbers.

weapontime

GE has been cooking for me the last few years, I love this stock

retiredbigbro

Some regards thought GE is the same as GM, hence the rise? 😅😂

daisy2day

GE looking dumpy

Madmaaxx

$GE finally up on the board where it belongs

Bulky_Paint_2545

Damn #GE

fuckyeahmageknight

GE and GM up big. Boomers eating good tonight

ErinG2021

Cramer calls GE results even more impressive than GM results. Both stocks up this AM.

ErinG2021

GE up 4.4%….finally! Beats on EPS & Revenue. Aerospace benefitting from BA woes & lifts guidance.

Royal-Anteater3315

My GE and DHR plays about to print, happy Tuesday fellow regards

Goldleader-23

Did GE announce earnings already? 😂

320th-Century

GE just needs to offer good guidance

320th-Century

GE

Cryogenx37

Most people gonna be eyeing $TSLA today, I’m just anxious on $GE this morning

Ded_Aye

I don’t think it happens by choice. More like the GE route of parting out the company when the car side fails.

TravelingNurse94

My small little 4 call GE position hope you got big brother

amigo-burrito

Dumped 200k into GE for earnings play

No_Communication8613

Yep, shares of GE have really retained their value since 2000, right? People who held on to shares GM until the government bailed them out were rewarded, right? What are you talking about? You should always move your money as the market shifts and times change. Just because things you have lost value doesn't mean all things have lost value. The only thing that indicates is that you made a mistake. I have plenty of investments that have steady growth. Last year, VRT traded at $12 and its near 80 now. And it didn't shoot up overnight. It has been a slow steady growth. I am sorry that you haven't learned more about technology and you don't really know what businesses are growing. But company's fall all the time and new one's take their place at the top. GE, GM. Sears, and US Steel couldn't stay on top. Why would you think your investments would always retain their value? Why would your picks be different? Stagflation, nope, just a bear market. And new players will emerge on top.

jcwils42

Chose RTX over GE, so your welcome GE bulls, it’s gonna moon tomorrow, and sorry to RTX bulls, we done for

320th-Century

Oh shit GE’s finally on the board.

JeronimoPearson

What GE doing?

CommiePoopPantsMickB

I’m 100% serious. I loaded up in Q1 2020 at around $135, sold one year later at $255. Loaded up again at dollar cost of $140 between June-Sept 2022, got stopped out at $235 this January after the Alaska incident. This is just the data, check the chart history if you must. You just missed it. And you’ll miss it again. As for the fundamentals, record backlog and free cash flow generation in 2025. Despite the negative headlines Boeing have had virtually no cancelled orders. They are a duopoly and too big to fail. You can churlish about the game being rigged but it is what it is. I’ll bet you missed GE as well right? Probably had the same attitude in Q4 ‘22 and missed 3x on that one too huh? What industrials do you like? Or is FAANG and crypto more your thang?

Rare-ish_Bird

$PEP - calls $UPS - puts $GE - puts $GM - calls $HAL - calls $RTX - puts $NEE - puts $LMT - puts $TXN - puts $V - calls $TSLA - puts

Automatic_Reason_339

UPS and GE calls?

PrestigiousCar7218

I received the 1 GEV for 4 GE shares. It just looks like I got 25% for free.

MrClutchson

GE or UPS. Go half calls half puts. If they move more than 3% up or down you profit

Cryogenx37

$GE ER tomorrow morning, please be good in both metrics and guidance

Amori_A_Splooge

That's because the spinoff has already been factored into the stock ticker graph so that it shows the value of GE (no longer GE + GEV).

PrestigiousCar7218

I don't see GE stock ever approaching 180 this year.

taikotaki

UPS not sure, GE calls r good

Automatic_Reason_339

UPS and GE calls for earnings?

Automatic_Reason_339

UPS and GE calls for earnings?

Cryogenx37

I’m just nervous for $GE ER tomorrow morning lol

SilverLeopard1

If GE doesn’t rocket up I am fuk

xzed7

GE and GL calls anyone?

dollarnerd

Anyone with GE positions?

BlackBastado-2124

I’m not really searching for bottoms, and more focused on ETFs and specific stocks that have strong fundamentals. The same Microsoft, Netflix, Amazon, and a few cybersecurity companies. Everything else has run up a lot CAT, GE…URI.

Panadoltdv

There’s a difference between increasing the value of your car company by being able to sell more cars and turning it into a speculative financial asset. Just look at what happen to GE

Caveat_Venditor_

There is no scenario in which BA can avoid bankruptcy. Notwithstanding they most likely will be bailed out as we saw with GE shareholders can still get wiped out. They have $48BB in LT debt with $17BB in negative shareholder equity while still continuing to lose money continue in declining delivers and a plethora of lawsuits will add up. Let’s add on the hopeful jail sentences for executives of lying to the FAA for the max debacle. Calhoun was supposed to be the CEO to turn things around after the last shitshow and we see how that went.

bullwinkle8088

Keep an eye on the performance of GE after the split. It may take a few years to shake out. I expect GE Vernova to underperform, that’s where the middle management went.

Jealous_Run_5001

And Microsoft and GE have soared. It’s all bullshit just a way for rich people to rob the poor

STACKS-aayush

Yes, the S&P 500 could have given you better returns, with GE being a part of that mix. Just because you bought GE in the 1990s doesn't mean you would stop investing in other stocks, some of which would have given you massive returns.

STACKS-aayush

Investing in a stock isn't about buying a top company. Yes GE was a top company at some point of time, but what matters to me is how much money GE can make me over a certain period of time. If you bought the company in the early 1990s, how does it matter whether it is worth $150 today or $220 yesterday? Your buy price would be a split-adjusted below $25 and the company would have given you plenty of dividend income as well in the meantime. I don't care that a company I like has a market cap of $1 billion or $500 million. I care about how much money the company can potentially make going forward. If I don't feel that the company has a future, I shouldn't be invested in it regardless of what the market thinks.

xDubnine

The only stocks that have been swinging up and down wildly are tech stocks. Just buy GE and Honeywell and chill

n3ytiris

GE most shorted

320th-Century

Funny how GE is down even though they would benefit from the Iran-Israel clash

Desperate_Stretch855

GE, AT&T, CSCO, and a bunch of other stocks all seemed like "superior businesses" 25 years ago.

Desperate_Stretch855

Everyone though GE was a blue chip cash machine in the late '90s... its still 50% below its all time high, 25 years later.

Desperate_Stretch855

GE and AT&T were "widows and orphans" stocks... GE was the biggest company in the world in the late '90s. Both of them are well below the levels of 25 years ago.

Cryogenx37

$GE I’m putting my hopes in you

Maxeyemoose

Full porting GE calls at open. They'll crush earnings and with uncertainty, and military contracts through the roof. They'll print.

Live-Lychee-1686

My GE 155c once looked so promising 

Cryogenx37

My only hope is $GE earnings next week

amigo-burrito

GE kangaroo bullshit all week

dvdmovie1

> What's everyone's take on pfizer? Stagnant dinosaur. " it seems a bit oversold now" It's below where it was 20 years ago. It is oversold in the short-term but people ignoring the fact that the long-term has been unacceptable for more than a couple of decades now. Maybe you get a short-term bounce, but people keep saying that PFE is cheap and the concern I have is that - with everything the same - why does the next 3-5-10 years for PFE look any different than the last? I've called PFE the Immelt-era GE of pharma and like GE, it needs a revamp and new leadership a la Culp/GE. "great dividend" Don't buy something for the dividend.

Live-Lychee-1686

Welp my goose is pretty much cooked. Thanks DAL, GE, TSM, and SPY. 

Live-Lychee-1686

I really wish GE would understand that it is not in fact SPY 

Trade-Runner

The feeling of sickness knowing you hold shares and reading this. I had always shorted Boeing and made a nice profit. It was just too easy. When that degenerate GE fuckhead Calhoun announced his planned retirement, I went long. Perhaps, the most regarded contrarian play possible.

SKT_T1_eSports

Does anyone know why GE has been rocketing like it's the next NVDA

dvdmovie1

"but at a certain point the market is being way too backwards-looking about the fading away of Covid related demand." At some point the stock becomes overhated, but about 20 years of extremely mediocre returns should still absolutely weigh on outlook - maybe it bounces, but without a catalyst it's difficult to get excited beyond that. Replace management with someone compelling a la GE/Culp (and imo PFE really is the Immelt-era GE of pharma) and I'd be interested. Otherwise... "At the end of the day, though, Pfizer got a massive cash pile that most other pharma companies didn't, enabling it to buy more products / research pipelines" The market is telling you it doesn't have confidence in Pfizer's ability to buy growth - it has overpaid for growth more than a few times, including the failed attempt to buy Allergan, which was bought by Abbvie a few years later for less than half of what Pfizer was offering - government blocking it saved PFE from themselves.

ihatewomen42069

"CEO bad" is perfectly valid for gambling on financial derivatives, I think we all would've ridden Jack Welch up and dogged him on the way down for how he ran GE into the ground over time. After all management are the direct decision makers for firms, not shareholders. Shareholders have a vote at meetings, who calls the shots in between those meetings? If someone thinks a CEO is bad or good then gambling on financial derivatives is one way to say that, without talking at all.

londonium6

Yeah it’s been working really well for Boeing, GE, etc because obviously you don’t need R&D when technology is a static quantity that never improves over time.

NVDAismygod

Bullish for GE

ChadAndBradsXbox

Anyone doing GE earnings play?

111anza

Replacing engieers with finance bros on the board and leadership, they drove up stock price but hollowed out core business and research. It's the same pattern, happened with GE, Boeing, 3M....etc. We were all guilty as we cheered o. The rising stock price but now we know it's all paper gain at a steep cost.

Miss-6am

I'd buy GE before Boeing ... but I hear there is a firesale going on at Boeing.

WineMakerBg

Apple is a strong next GE candidate.

tropicsun

this story repeats constantly... 3M, Boeing, Ford, GE, Intel etc... hell I'd argue Google was doing that and had an OMG moment when AI took off. Apple seem to be doing that too nowadays...

iknowverylittle619

AMD, INTC, DXYZ (worst investment ever). I would have been dead without NVDA & GE.

Ltjenkins

And further this is true for all asset classes. Which is why most intelligent investing converges back to the index. An s&p 500 index fun is pretty reliable and consistent over decades. Buying GE or maybe Apple someday, not as much.

BenjaminHamnett

People said this about $GE and Cisco or whatever, everything going to zero eventually

Kamikaze_Cash

Pause, you’re right. Wtf. What did GE do to bounce back and why can’t other laggards do the same?

MrDozens

Why not choose the latter? IBM, AT&T (which was the foundation of the company that created telephones), GE, Exxon, etc., examples of all top 10 companies and if you put money into them you would have lost to the S&P 500 up to 2023. I charted the top 10 companies from 1985 each year and forward (basically proven companies with good track record and good business since they're were in the top 10. Basically the elite of the elite). The back tracker i used only goes back to 1985. You know how many beat the S&P 500 once they broke into the top 10 for 20+ years (before 2003. I use that because of course more recent companies will beat the S&P 500 like tesla)? One, Microsoft. It was the only extreme outlier. Use a backtracker and do it yourself. You'll get a few companies beating the S&P 500, but it's only a specific year and it's not by a lot. For example Wal-Mart in 1994. If you put the same amount money into Wal-Mart and the S&P 500 Wal-Mart would beat the S&P 500 by ~$40K with a $10K and monthly contribution of $1K, but if you put the same amount of money for Wal-Mart and S&P 500 in 1993 it would lose to the S&P 500. Never mind how you're putting all your eggs into Wal-Mart. Why not buy wal-mart when it started before hitting the top 10 then? If you can do that then there's no point in diversifying.

beafraid99

All hail the Military-Industrial Complex! GE Aerospace, anyone?

blazefirestormer

Because once upon a time, things like AOL, Yahoo, Enron, GE, Blockbuster, Blackberry were also thought of as proven track records of growth.

browow1

I mean the one thing I don’t understand is you saying the fundamentals are all there, when the fundamentals are definitely not all there. Literally GE levels of suckage, except possibly even worse which I didn’t think was possible. And yes I’ve been saying this since 2020 so it’s not a new revelation

Tonyfrose71

That’s right hold on, you be real surprised look at GE dropped to nothing now GE up 200.00 a share but they split the company

PabloEstAmor

We are trying. Look at the blue chip boomer stocks, GE, Ford, Boeing

tastypieceofmeat

damn nice knowing u lil bro should've hopped on a Boeing A380Neo GE90X

No-Improvement3164

Happened to my GE fridge I bought. Cost $600 to get it fixed.

bermudianmango

GE didn't go anywhere but check out their stock

No-Improvement3164

That worked with GE

HeadToToePatagucci

Id settle for 500% gains on INTC, like GE just did.

amigo-burrito

I put 100k into GE last week. Earnings play. Inflation = interest rates for longer. Interest rates too high for new planes. GE service old ones. GE go higher. Ooga booga

Pavvl___

GE was the most valuable company in the world sometime in the year 2000. They are a far far way from that today to say the least

HeadToToePatagucci

GE is on fucking fire Have you paid zero attention the last 5 years? $30-$150 since 2019.

BosSF82

IBM did 60 billion in revenue last year and is doing great. GE now is leaner and reinvigorated and their shares have been on fire this year.