NYSE:GE

GE Aerospace (GE)

359.27
+0.23 (0.06%)
as of Jul 10, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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This summary was created by AI, based on 16 opinions in the last 12 months.

GE Aerospace has received predominantly positive reviews from various experts, highlighting its strong position in the aerospace and defense sectors. The company benefits from a significant backlog in airplane orders and service revenue due to ongoing delays in the next generation of jet engines. Analysts see the aerospace engine business as robust, with significant demand leading to pricing power and long-term service contracts. The consistent growth prospects, indicated by strong earnings growth forecasts and an expanding market share, suggest that the company is well-positioned for future success. However, some experts caution that the stock might be approaching a fully valued state after substantial gains over the past year.

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Bullish
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Fair Value
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BUY

It reports Tuesday. Has major upside. The CEO has steered a beautiful break up. GE is now GE AEROSPACE.

HOLD
Big run, stick with it?

Really likes the machinery companies. Remarkable turnaround, tailwind in general. Doesn't have a problem with it. Instead, he owns ETN and IR.

HOLD

He missed it. It has now been cleaned up and is less complex. Hold it for the sum of its parts though all the spin-outs.

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BUY

Fantastic-looking chart right now, one of the smoothest-looking. Rally here is very good. Volume looks good. No upside resistance, you just have to worry about the downside. When a stock loses momentum, apply the 50-day MA, and start reducing when it touches that. Right now, 50-day MA is $135. Reduce if it hits $138, get out if can't hold above $110. Yield is 0.20%.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

They're separating their energy and aerospace businesses. If shares come down just $2-3, he would, but it never does because the CEO is amazing.

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BUY ON WEAKNESS

Recent run up in share price good, but depends on where investors bought shares. Has sold off/spun off business units which has been good for performance. Trading at ~40x earnings which is high, but runway for growth is strong. Would wait for weakness in share price before buying. 

HOLD

Amazing turnaround. Well-respected CEO. Commercial aerospace engine business has attractive growth prospects long term.

BUY

Just reported a fine quarter with a terrific aerospace business. Orders are up double digits, with services up 15% and equipment up 22%.

HOLD

Lots of changes the past few years. Not the same company as in the past. Like aerospace business, but not GE specifically. Better names in sector. 

BUY

Are spinning off their power business to become a pure play in aerospace. Q3: orders up 34% YOY, Revenue up 25% YOY and segment profits up 33% YOY

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Company transforming itself (spinoffs etc.)
Very successful transformation.
Expected to be an aerospace business by the end of the year.
Current share price is expensive.


DON'T BUY

Still a work in progress. Cleaning it up, spinning off some divisions. In mediocre businesses that they can't get out of. Avoid. Better companies elsewhere.

SELL
Wait to return to break even?

The market lets you change horses halfway through the race, and more people should take advantage of that. A better company today than a year ago. CEO has been excellent. It has aerospace, power, and renewables. A lot of future growth is already built in to the price. He'd sell.

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