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I think Trump is Getting Ready to Fire Musk - But #teslatakedown Continues
Seriously, we should station sentries at airports for Boeing
Boeing (BA): Atlas Air's Boeing cargo plane makes emergency landing after engine malfunction
Apple and Tesla may no longer be ‘safe investments’ as China’s troubles grow
We should station sentries at airports as Boeing put alarms
YOLO Alert: Boeing on the Brink – Why WSB Traders Should Short the Skies
Alaska Energy Metals Announces Assays From Surface Rock Sampling and Geophysical Surveys at the Canwell Property, Nikolai Nickel Project, Alaska (TSX-V: AEMC, OTCQB: AKEMF)
Alaska Energy Metals Announces Assays From Surface Rock Sampling and Geophysical Surveys at the Canwell Property, Nikolai Nickel Project, Alaska (TSX-V: AEMC, OTCQB: AKEMF)
Alaska Energy Metals Announces Final Drill Results From 2023 Exploration Program (TSX-V: AEMC, OTCQB: AKEMF)
How is $GE going to reject me on a FRIDAY 10 Pm night, guess what company I’m buying puts for.
IGT - International Gaming Technology Potential Sale
Why the outrage over US Steel being bought by Nippon is dumb- just the dumbest politicians trying to rile up their xenophobic supporters
Alaska Energy Metals Announces Final Drill Results From 2023 Exploration Program (TSX-V: AEMC, OTCQB: AKEMF)
Alaska Energy Metals Intersects 317.2 Meters Grading 0.34% Nickel Equivalent, Confirming Mineralization Along 860 Meters of Strike Length at the Nikolai Nickel Project, Alaska (TSX-V: AEMC, OTCQB: AKEMF)
Alaska Energy Metals Intersects 317.2 Meters Grading 0.34% Nickel Equivalent, Confirming Mineralization Along 860 Meters of Strike Length at the Nikolai Nickel Project, Alaska (TSX-V: AEMC, OTCQB: AKEMF)
$FLNC - High Growth Battery / Energy Storage Stock Trading At A Low Growth-Based Valuation
Alaska Energy Metals Announces Final Drill Results From 2023 Exploration Program (TSX-V: AEMC, OTCQB: AKEMF)
How do y’all feel about General Electric (GE)?
Lindy effect in investing? - I analyzed the performance of 73 companies that were more than 100 years old and benchmarked it against S&P 500
Lindy effect in investing? - I analyzed the performance of 73 companies that were more than 100 years old and benchmarked it against S&P 500
Alaska Energy Metals Intersects 317.2 Meters Grading 0.34% Nickel Equivalent, Confirming Mineralization Along 860 Meters of Strike Length at the Nikolai Nickel Project, Alaska (TSX-V: AEMC, OTCQB: AKEMF)
MBH CORPORATION ANNOUNCES NEW BOARD MEMBERS IAN ELSEY, KEVIN HANBURY, PETER LAWRENCE & SIMON MARTIN
The future of manufacturing is additive manufacturing.
I have read all your concerns about NEGG. Only 2 valid points. NEGG is Chinese owned. and NEGG risk of reverse split. They need to be addressed
I read All warren BUFFUD comment on NEGG
Dumb question on Leverage trading regulat stocks or derivatives (not option)
Most Important Stock Market Earnings from Today - (10/24/2023)
Has this been the blockbuster Tuesday y’all been waiting for? What earnings report are you excited for?
TSLA is a conglomerate not a auto company. Stop trying to analyze/value it like one.
I believe that GE stock will crash in the coming months
Can we talk about GE (Haier) completely imploding the washer dryer market forever.
Demystifying AI in healthcare in India (CSE:PMED, OTCQB:PMEDF, FRA:3QP)
Anything I should be doing to be more aggressive with my VOO/VT portfolio?
The Discovery of the Century - How to make money off it
What app/program/platform do you prefer to trade with?
“GE Stock Surges: A Promising Turnaround Signals Bright Future for the Aerospace Giant”
“GE Stock Surges: A Promising Turnaround Signals Bright Future for the Aerospace Giant”
“GE Stock Surges: A Promising Turnaround Signals Bright Future for the Aerospace Giant”
“GE Stock Surges: A Promising Turnaround Signals Bright Future for the Aerospace Giant”
“GE Stock Surges: A Promising Turnaround Signals Bright Future for the Aerospace Giant”
[Quick Take] Mid-Year House Views: Understanding Current Market Conditions and Implications
Profiting off the potential power grid failure. Overall thoughts and discussion.
I asked ChatGPT how to profit off of a power grid failure.
I asked ChatGPT how to profit off of a power grid failure.
NNOX is still bullshit - and now it pumped - big opportunity for REGARDED BEARS
Thinking about buying stock in General Electric ($GE), Bitfarms ($BITF), Palantir Technologies ($PLTR), BigBear.ai ($BBAI), or eMagin ($EMAN)?
GE HealthCare stock falls despite Q1 beat (NASDAQ:GEHC)
GE rises after reporting positive cash flow on demand for jet engines (NYSE:GE)
Stria Lithium reports best result to date, winter drilling at Pontax Property
Don't overlook these 3 upcoming earnings reports.
$BFLY Gaining Momentum as Cathie Wood Scoops Up 2 Million Shares for ARKK
What’s your favorite mega cap industrial right now? E.g. Danaher, Honeywell, GE, etc.
Stria Lithium Reports Positive Assay Results at Pontax-Central
$HUBC - The Cybersecurity Underdog, Fumble Recovery
$HUBC - The Cybersecurity Underdog, Fumble Recovery
GE climbs to top industrial gainer, Kanzhun sees No. 1 loser tag in tough week
General Electric defies weekly slump in industrial stocks (NYSE:GE)
Why Did Stocks Drop On Tuesday And What’s Moving Markets This Week?
Daily U.S. Stock Market News Flash (Thursday, March 9)
General Electric coverage resumed with Neutral rating at JPMorgan (NYSE:GE)
Bodyguards Follow Elon Musk Everywhere at Twitter HQ, Even to Restroom, Says Engineer
2023 CTRM Update | Debt ReFi | Pure Play Tanker Business Spin-Off |
Second time presenting DD on here! First time gave yall GFAI when it was around 8 before running to 22 (respective to reverse split prices) Might be wrong here but like last time just sharing and looking for any bear cases before doubling down lol
GE HealthCare and Sinopharm to form joint venture in China (NASDAQ:GEHC)
Stria Lithium reports Promising Assays from 1st at-depth Drilling on Quebec Pontax Property
FDA classifies recall of certain GE HealthCare Nuclear Medicine Systems as most serious
GE Healthcare acquires AI group Caption Health
Bear Market Buy Why Boeing Stock Looks Attractive
GE ordered to double payments to Siemens Gamesa in wind-turbine lawsuit: Reuters (NYSE:GE)
Mawson Infrastructure Group Inc Announces Board Appointment
Mawson Infrastructure Group Inc Announces Board Appointment
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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
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.
GE Vernova having a crazy year total beast of a company
Why BE? Because of GE Vernova? Also WDC, no?
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.
VM analyze the option chain of GE for me
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
Baker Hughes for gas powered generation. GE Too
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.
VM analyze the option chain of GE for me
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
VM analyze the option chain of GE for me
Looking to start positions at some point in SNOW, maybe HEICO/GE .
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.
> 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.
Now if only GE, BAESY and RTX could all do the same thhhaatttt be great.
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.
Sad GE Verona and Westinghouse noises.
lol. I just upvoted you. I actually bought GE pre split and held on. I’m still holding. Good Luck to you.
What the fuck is GE Vernova and how is it worth $300 Billion?
Lol. GEV now worth more than GE, off from which it spun.
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.
VM analyze the option chain of GE for me
So do GE and GEV always inverse themselves or what’s the deal
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."
GE is now -21% from peak, anyone buying it here?
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
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.
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.
Jfc GE where is the fucking support. Stop dropping like a rock you piece of shit
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.
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.
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.
Had a big GE Vernova position to start the hear, but am a paper handed bitch 🥺
Sharp sell off on GE. Good entry $279-282
GE dip on strong ER. Nice entry now
would anyone dare to play GE Vernova?
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.
GE smashed estimates and guided towards upper range of 2026 earnings… down 5% on jet fuel related demand fears. Thanks 🥭
$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)
Wow. GE what a pathetic crock of shit.
GE looks like it smashed earnings. Hoping that phone call at 730 sends this baby back to the march prices of 340+
Someone poke GE and see if that MFer is awake.
Really hoping GE goes up pretty good. Would love to see it back to like 330+. In early March it was over 340.
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.
What time GE announce
GE....please. for fucks sake please knock this earnings out of the park and have a +10% day/rest of the week
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.
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.
Please GE.....treat me well.. please fly. PLEASE
Well I hope i get rewarded with my GE and sofi calls.
Please let GE have stellar earnings and guidance. I need a grand fucking slam.
GE... please go to 330 so I can make back 10fold what SPY r@p3d me of today. Fucking MMs
Anyone playing GE earnings tomorrow morning??
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.
Fuck it. Take a shot on GE earninfs tomorrow morning.
Putting all my money into Palantir, Lockheed, General Dynamics, GE, and Boeing. The world belongs to America
Buying more LHX, GEV, GE, GD, MDA tomorrow. Then will start DCAing into SATL.
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!😓
Same day GE Vernova and Vertiv. Fk it.
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.
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.
“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 🗿
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.
I made literally millions in OSRS flipping at the GE, why the fuck can't I do it with stocks?
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
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
You are a top commenter… MCD GE TSM ASML NVO QCOM NOW … ?
GE chart just looks like 15 years of trying to get poor people to sell.
This is where AI has a leg up on the old top stocks like GE. Much more resilient than stocks that physically are producing consumer goods. That always need to be made, but ebb and flow.
Posted this in another thread (do not confuse macro economy and SP500/"the market" which is perhaps the strongest subset of the economy): Most of the top 50-200 weights in SP500 have been around for few to several decades. They have increased revenue/profit/distributions over time despite engergy crisis, wars, financial crisis and global pandemics. What's the justification for the valuation of these companies to all of a sudden collapase? Are you still suscribed to mobile, internet and streaming service? Do you still pay utility bills? Do you still shop at retailers and buy groceries and toiletries? Do you still by gas or electricity for your car, or take mass transportation? Does your workplace still provide computers/software/internet/office space/payroll? Well you are still contributing to the economy despite what's going on half way across the globe. Don't confuse Main Street getting squeezed at the pump with corporate America (not) struggling to generate profits. Sure there may be some ups and downs in the markets as professional traders make moves and there is big money flow. But it's not realistic to believe little retail can mirror these moves because a) lack of access b) lack of speed) c) lack of knowledge. Little retail grows net worth by sticking to the index because it's proven to go up over time. And buying individual stocks that increase revenue/profits/distributions over time. When macro conditions punish these stocks, it's a blessing to buy strong names at a discount. I bought more MSFT and GE during 2008-09 financial crisis. I bought travel and hospitality in March 2020.
Most of the top 50-200 weights in SP500 have been around for few to several decades. They have increased revenue/profit/distributions over time despite engergy crisis, wars, financial crisis and global pandemics. What's the justification for the valuation of these companies to all of a sudden collapase? Are you still suscribed to mobile, internet and streaming service? Do you still pay utility bills? Do you still shop at retailers and buy groceries and toiletries? Do you still by gas or electricity for your car, or take mass transportation? Does your workplace still provide computers/software/internet/office space/payroll? Well you are still contributing to the economy despite what's going on half way across the globe. Don't confuse Main Street getting squeezed at the pump with corporate America struggling to generate profits. Sure there may be some ups and downs in the markets as professional traders make moves and there is big money flow. But it's not realistic to believe little retail can mirror these moves because a) lack of access b) lack of speed) c) lack of knowledge. Little retail grows net worth by sticking to the index because it's proven to go up over time. And buying individual stocks that increase revenue/profits/distributions over time. When macro conditions punish these stocks, it's a blessing to buy strong names at a discount. I bought more MSFT and GE during 2008-09 financial crisis. I bought travel and hospitality in March 2020.
bers legit downvote all positive comments during late night - morning NA hours lol I got laid off from GE last week so I've started hanging out here during this time as well as during the day recently, and the late night - morning people here are legit the most disgruntled, bitter, and negative people. Can't tell if it's just because everyone is laid off / unemployed like me up at this time, or EU poors LOL
OK I‘ll carry on doing things slow and steady. Still lots on my shopping list…CDE, GOOG, HOG, PFE, GE, WDC…seems fast money not so clever. Thx for the guidance.
Why would you consider AstraZeneca a stable stock, to me Pharma-stocks where very patent reliant and swingy when it comes to new approvals. One wrong study and the stock can tank -80% sometimes. This is at least what I have always thought, happy to learn more. Regardless of this I have a similar approach, but it's all a bit shifted. My safe base is bonds and dividends, German Bunds, French OATs, IG EU-business bonds, and dividends payers such as BAT. My middle sleeve is good Cashflow names with growth such as SAP, and I was thinking about maybe adding Utility company's such as Iberdrola. Last is my bets, right now mostly aiming at stagflation, so commodities or companies that have inflation protection through contracts or other types of pricing power. Siemens Energy for example can tell the costumer what they want, because GE can't repair their turbines. This part of the Portfolio is around 30% when I make my macro bet, that either fails, or gets trimmed or sold, once it pays off. (BAT was a bet against Liberation day, I kept my winnings in it and allocated my original position to a new bet) I am basically creating a stable base, to do macro plays from. So far the bets have been all the movers in my portfolio, the base just pays coupons or dividends.
Love your name. And love flipping at the GE
Honestly, i think limiting release to 8 cos several who are investors in Anthropic is a bit corrupt. If its so bad give it to the government sort of like a nuclear. Just imagine if GE or Boeing actually owned our nuclear weapons
**DId not say anything about timing the market.** My strategy works for me. You many not like it but here it is For my downside strategy, it is simple - if I loses \~15-20% of my original investment dollars, I am out and ask what did I miss or were there any over-riding events (war, terrorism, ..). I will continue to watch but rarely do I average down as I view this as throwing good money after bad. You need to remember if you lose 50%, the stock needs to double just to get to even (that just does not happen often). For the upside (makes sure you have a price target based on your DD and actively monitor), I typically sell 1/3 or 1/4 if it grows 25-50% (no harm in taking profits). If it doubles, I sell half and let the remainder ride as I view these as "free" shares from my original investment dollars. They become part of "hold and forget" portfolio that I only tap if I need the money for a big purchase (car, home remodel, vacation...). Today, my "hold and forget" include HON (\~$30), META ($19), AMD ($2), GE ($6), LLY ($60), BRK.B ($101). HON is my largest individual holding in the high 6-figures today. For my downside strategy, it is simple - if I loses \~15-20% of my original investment dollars, I am out and ask what did I miss or were there any over-riding events (war, terrorism, ..). I will continue to watch but rarely do I average down as I view this as throwing good money after bad. You need to remember if you lose 50%, the stock needs to double just to get to even (that just does not happen often). My most recent addition to my hold and forget portfolio is INTC. - I loaded up on it in the $18-19 range because it assets were greater than it stock value. Slow and steady wins the race. Avoid FOMO and YOLO. Good Luck
I’d hope so since the company is a joint venture between GE and Hitachi…
My sleep well at night holdings right now: Apple Amazon Microsoft Google JPMorgan Chase Mastercard Walmart Uber Caterpillar Lockheed Martin RTX Eaton Exxon Mobil NextEra Energy Johnson & Johnson Merck & Co. Coca-Cola Procter & Gamble McDonald’s Dollar General TJX Monster Beverage PepsiCo Phillip Morris Deere & Co. GE Aerospace Goldman Sachs Verizon Communications Home Depot
Why no one is talking about GE?