GENERAL ELECTRIC: What happened? - Should I Buy GE Stock Now?
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- Опубликовано: 1 июл 2018
- This video includes a brief analysis of General Electric and I try to decide if I should invest in it.
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GE is up big pre-market today as GE announced they are firing John Flannery and replacing him with Larry Culp. Looks like early indications are that investors are happy with this move. GE's Stock looks like it will open near about $13 dollars this morning. Let me know what you guys think of this move by GE, specifically does this make GE stock look better?
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Thanks for the thoughtful analysis.
Amazing analysis!!! I’m watching this now and am blown away by your skill. GE is now between $8-$9 a share a year later just like you mentioned might happen at the end of your video. I’m curious as to what your analysis is of GE now. Would you consider investing into GE now? Or perhaps even do a follow up analysis video of GE?
Also, thank you for the videos! I’m learning so much because of you. I am recommending your channel to my friends who also want to learn about investing.
I like this! Thanks for sharing.
This video has helped me a lot!
Incredible video
I really enjoyed that. Ty
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Good video keep it up!
----Great job!!
Thank you.
5/17/2019 GE = $10.13.... You were right, good job! I'm starting at your first video and will eventually watch every one...I can't believe the amount of work you put into each of these stocks...You must love what you do....thanks
Excellent! Thank you for doing this and thank you for being the voice and analyst I needed to hear. I've subscribed.
Your insight and analysis is well thought out.
I appreciate it!
Great job.
You make a good point about commercial paper. As of December 24 we are on the precipice of the next financial crash. If liquidity dries up, GE is done.
For sure, It will be interesting to see how things shake out for them in 2019.
First video i seen on here talking about recent GE..An I been searching on here
Good video
Good advice in that last minute... $14 when you made this video, its $12 now... and I don't think it will bottom out until $9 or worse, there is absolutely nothing on the horizon that will change its direction in the next year, or two.
You were correct on the price drop in share value. At 244 shares, it’s currently the biggest sandbag in my portfolio. 📉
Yea, it has been a tough run for GE, and thanks for the compliment! More than anything, I was hoping to get across my perception of the risk GE seemed to have. But I appreciate the support! Thanks!
Learn to Invest :::: You’re welcome. What is really cool to note, is that you went with a true barometer of numbers, without the influence of ratings, or the personal interest of others. I do sincerely enjoy reporting in such a format. Thanks for that! 👍🏽
Hey, great analysis. I too wouldn't touch GE right now. Not profitable, high debt, poor management. Also this company has a history of negative surprises (see GE capital in 2008).
Think it's gonna continue the way it is now? I've had a small increase today but nothing noteworthy.
Hey you should make an update video.. cause were at $7.50 a stock
This is cool
I would hold out for now. I think there maybe opportunity but I think investors should wait until the sell off of the companies non profitable assets, after the sec investigation goes through, the pension fund shortfall is figured out. If this gets done I would start in really slow and work my way in over the next 2 years.
Very informative!! what happens in terms of value to an call option when a company spins off one of it business? Thanks
Before the spinoff is complete, there is likely to be an announcement as to what will happen. I believe the way it would work is that the option would be assigned a new ticker symbol. The strike price would remain the same but the contract size (e.g. 100 shares per option) would adjust to account for both GE and GE Healthcare (as an example). I would look closer at the deal after it was made official to see what they or your broker says about it, but I believe that is generally how spinoffs work with options.
I think a lot of people saw ge as a top dividend stock, they were going crazy giving dividends for money they were making off of previous investments. This last quarter looks like they’re paying to fix all of this. Hopefully they pay out an eps according to quarters in. Few years and raise slowly
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Great Video, thank you! Would you now recommend to buy GE, after the share price dropped below USD 7 ?
Of course I like GE's stock more at 7 than I did at 14, but for me, I need them to be on the upswing before I think it's a solid investment. I plan on continuing to wait
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GE is a great company just the guys who were on top made stupid choices I know Flannery is the guy who is going to turn around GE like he did with GE Healthcare that why I'm buying at new lows but I'm thinking long term.
I personally love what he did with GE Healthcare. It's one of the strongest parts of their business and is likely to be a solid standalone company. My hesitation is a matter of timing. I am willing to risk being late to the party and miss some potential upside so I can invest that same capital in companies I feel more comfortable with. But GE has the potential to have a bright future and I plan on keeping it on my watch list. I've always like GE so I'm pulling of them, I hope you make a fortune with this one.
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tell me more about how that worked out!
Marco Renteria long term? Better get out while you can
Copell you did a good job here on this video and analysis. The stock is down at least -43% since published. I agree with the falling knife metaphor especially with this organization. I have said before if this stock is under its 200-day moving average there is no reason to be in it. This company appears to have substantial issues that might likely be easier and more effectively resolved if it were allowed to be dissolved. These iconic brands may be reverenced from a nostalgic perceptive but when applied to smart investing I am not so sure. This thing could be going the way of westinghouse electrics road to oblivion. As noticed from the date you published this video there were indeed other substantial "bombs to be dropped" as it pertains to unknown issues. I sense there may very well likely be more exposure of things to come as of late 2018 and early 2019. This company is so large with so many tentacles in various businesses, countries, and political interests and reading their 10Qs and annual reports it is painfully obvious there is a lot of details not being revealed. With so many company’s out there today to choose from and of those, many making all time highs it is unbelievable that there are so many people willing to gamble their hard-earned money in GE. As I have stated on various posts, it might be helpful for anyone with the fever to buy this company to view the top institutional holders of the stock and see how they have been exiting major positions since at least late last year to very recently. As well as take a good hard look at the company’s performance over the past two decades. All this during a strong overall economy particularly since 2009 even with the company getting tax returns of billions whilst most other companies and citizens had to pay over 30% of their annual income.
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finance.yahoo.com/quote/GE/holders?p=GE
That was a really thorough and thoughtful comment!
I appreciate it!
Thanks for the support!
I don't understand how you take 15*PE and valued market cap 120 billion .. please explain sir
Jimmy....What would you do to turn GE around if you were the CEO?
Frankly if I were the CEO I would probably get outed quickly because I think they should spin off all the valuable business lines. Sell everything else and pay off their debt. I think that may be the best way to get investors a decent return at this point. I'm afraid the stock will be mostly stagnant for awhile the way it currently is
Hi Jimmy, This is Interesting and well done. I actually own some GE stock which i bought in December for a bit over $17. Do you think I should sell it today and cut my losses?
Have you seen Ryan Scribner's video?
He seems to lean towards being greedy when others are fearful as Buffett says? Isn't this a good example of that?
Hey John, I very much like Buffett’s way of thinking on being greedy when others are fearful. But in this case, I prefer another one of his famous quotes "It's far better to buy a wonderful company at a fair price than a fair company at a wonderful price."
As far as selling your shares - that’s tough for me to say. What’s the rest of your portfolio look like? What’s your holding period? How much risk are you willing to take? When it comes specifically to what I said in the video. I wouldn’t buy or sell anything based on what I think of it, or anyone else for that matter. What was your initial thinking? Has that changed? If you can answer those questions, perhaps you already have your answer.
Learn to Invest I wouldn't sell. You might be in for a longer than expected ride, but at the end of the day you own an asset that is giving you a small ROI every quarter. I don't think GE is in any danger of bankruptcy. I wouldn't buy more until it stabilizes, but don't take a guaranteed loss by selling .
That's a good point. If I owned shares I would probably hesitate with selling myself. For me, a lot would depend on where I bought it and for what reason. My hesitation with holding would be... can that money earn a better ROI somewhere else? Perhaps. But If I bought because of the pullback, then waiting likely makes the most sense.
Learn to Invest just remember pulling out at a loss to play another hand means not only do you need to clear a profit on the next position, you also need to make back the loss you took by divesting from the current position. That's too risky for me, possibly a more astute investor can pull it off. My advice to is to put that position to sleep, forget about it. Let the position stabilize and take the meager dividends. GE has some strong numbers outside of the power segment. Hell, even power has strong revenue (40B?) They need to streamline the business and unlock a better net from that segment. Outside of the pension issues GE is doing quite well.
I agree that GE is setting themselves up as a more streamlined organization. My expectations - it will be early 2019 before we start seeing the positives of what they are doing, but assuming nothing too crazy happens in the meantime, there could be a ton of upside when their news turns positive.
Everything on that graph is by design, all the problems at ge are by design the next bull run is also by design.
so when ge spins off healthcare dept share holders also get shares of the new company?
It was supposed to go down that way. Although I've heard rumors that they may just sell it which would be way worse for shareholders in my opinion. I plan on updating this video soon so I'll get much more info on all this very soon. I'll let you know when I post up the new video
Need Update New GE BOSS is Larry Culp and he is turning the ship around slowly but surely.
Very true, I'll jump on that asap. Thanks so much for the support!
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Jimmy - I think it’s time you did a fresh video on GE ; a lot has happened since you made this video and the company seems to have turned the tide.
Warren will have a check for GE in the morning 40 Billion 🤙
Any idea why GE's stock price is now around the $7 level? Your advice on waiting until GE has cleaned house is very sound.
I think they have been in a tailspin for a while. They need to get things in order before we can expect them to change direction. I believe there is still more to be done at a business level before the stock should move higher.
Wish I had listened to you Jimmy, GE is down again today after earnings. Down to $13. Dammit GE.
is 12ish now im down 6k dont know what to do....
Peter lynch calls this a turn around. Turn arounds always have a lot of potential. However, if you’re a purist value investor you don’t touch it
Remember what William J. O'neil used to say "turn arounds seldom turn around"
Wow, GE has really dropped since you have done this video. I like how you explain the history and numbers.
Thanks!
One year later, still true
Was that a no or a yes or maybe?
Was what?
Since its cheap now. Should I invest/buy now?
I personally like to wait for the business itself to straighten itself out before I jump on. Although it looks cheaper than when I first published this video, I'd rather put my money in something that I am more confident in.
Low 7.72 Today Nov. 12
products cost is too high
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BUY IT!!!!! No one knows the future!! Anything can change!!!
it’s 11 now
Well It's been a bit more than a year and GE is at eight bucks a share. lol In recent news they dumped their pension obligations and that is NOT a good news.
Its 2020 and ge’s market cap is les than 60 billion.
9.29 05NOV18
Bring back Jack Welch and the stock will would go up $10 in one day I bet!
I never buy falling company. Especially very well known.
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good suggestion!