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    Down 20% This Year Is RTX Stock A Better Pick Than General Electric?

    Given its better prospects, we believe RTX Corp stock (NYSE: RTX) is a better pick than its sector peer, General Electric stock (NYSE: GE). Although both stocks trade at a similar valuation multiple of around 1.6x revenues, RTX has seen bette...


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    Should You Pick General Electric Stock At $110 After A Solid Q3?

    General Electric (NYSE: GE) recently reported its Q3 results, with revenues and earnings beating our estimates . Although GE stock is trading at 1.5x sales, higher than its last five-year average of 0.8x, we believe it will likely see higher le...



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    Is General Electric Stock A Better Pick Over Its Sector Peer?

    We believe that General Electric stock   (NYSE: GE) is a better pick than Lockheed Martin stock   (NYSE: LMT), given its better prospects. Although Lockheed Martin is trading at a comparatively higher valuation of 1.9x trailing revenues than 1....


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    Will General Electric Stock Rise Post Q4?

    General Electric (NYSE: GE) is scheduled to report its Q4 2022 results on Tuesday, January 24. We expect GE stock to post mixed results, with revenue falling short but earnings above the consensus estimate. GE’s Aerospace business should ...


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    Up 10% In A Month, Will General Electric Stock See More Gains?

    General Electric stock (NYSE: GE) has seen a rise of 10% in a month, while it’s down 5% in the last twelve months, outperforming the broader S&P500, down 1% and 17%, respectively. The recent rise can be attributed to positive investor senti...


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    What’s Driving Growth For General Electric Stock?

    After a 14% fall year-to-date, at the current levels, we believe General Electric stock (NYSE: GE) has room for growth. GE stock fell from $96 in early January to $81 now. The YTD -14% return for GE marks an in-line performance with the broader...


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    How Will General Electric Stock Trend Following Q3 Earnings?

    General Electric (NYSE: GE) is scheduled to report its Q3 2022 results on Tuesday, October 25. We expect GE stock to see little movement due to revenues and earnings falling short of consensus estimates. Slowing economic growth, continued suppl...




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    Up 20% In A Month, Will General Electric Stock See More Gains?

    General Electric stock (NYSE: GE) has seen a rise of 20% in a month, while it’s down 16% year-to-date. The company reported upbeat Q2 results last month, reiterating its full-year earnings outlook with a recovery in the aviation industry. Boein...


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    Should You Buy General Electric Stock At $65?

    After a 33% fall year-to-date, at the current levels, we believe General Electric stock (NYSE: GE) now looks undervalued. GE stock fell from $96 in early January to $65 now. The YTD -33% return for GE marks an underperformance with -22% returns...


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    Forecast Of The Day: General Electric Aviation Revenues

    What? General Electric’s (NYSE:GE) Aviation Revenues reduced from $33 billion in 2019 to around $22 billion in 2020 and fell further to around $21 billion in 2021. Trefis expects the number to recover to about $27 billion by 2023. Why? ...


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    What’s Happening With General Electric Stock?

    The price of  General Electric stock   (NYSE: GE) has fallen over 15% in a month, while it’s down 19% YTD. The company recently reported its Q1 results, which were better than the street estimates. GE’s total revenue of $17.0 billion was fl...


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    This Industrial Company Is A Better Bet Over General Electric Stock

    We believe that  3M stock (NYSE: MMM)  currently is an attractive pick over  General Electric stock (NYSE: GE), despite 3M’s comparatively higher valuation. MMM stock trades at 2.3x trailing revenues, compared to 1.3x for GE stock. We bel...

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