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NYSE:GE

GE Aerospace (GE)

357.02
-0.62 (0.17%)
as of Jun 18, 2026, 11:45:31 pm Market Open.
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star iconJun 21, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 16 opinions in the last 12 months.

GE Aerospace has garnered substantial attention from experts due to its robust performance in the aerospace and defense sectors. The company is benefiting from a significant backlog in airplane orders and increasing defense spending, which has led to predictions of strong earnings growth, projected around 15%. Despite the recent volatility and short-term fluctuations, analysts maintain a positive outlook, often pointing to the resilient demand within the aerospace industry and the lucrative services segment that contributes significantly to profits. With ongoing advancements in technology and a growing global fleet requiring upgrades, GE Aerospace appears well-positioned for sustained growth, making it a strong long-term hold. Concerns about valuations exist, but many agree on the potential for continued capital return to shareholders.

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ROLLS
TOP PICK
Likes the US space and wants something that reflects the global growth. Will probably do well over the next 3 or 4 years. Has been a laggard but hart shows a nice uptrend.
DON'T BUY
In the last month or so, big caps have led the way. The issue with this one is they continue to see very lacklustre revenue growth. You probably won’t get hurt but there are probably better big-cap companies.
BUY
Stock is well of it’s highs of several years ago. Feels there is a recovery happening here. Capital side is reporting better results and not a drag on them.
DON'T BUY
Likes the industrial space. As we are in an economic recovery, you want to own the more sensitive areas of the economy such as Honeywell (HON-N), Caterpillar (CAT-N). Likes this one but from a growth perspective there are others that are more attractive. Trading at 14X forward earnings. (See Top Picks.)
SELL
Recent quarter appeared to be very good but when you peeled back the onion, it wasn’t as good. GE Capital was were they made the big gains. A lot of their industrial numbers were disappointing. If you own, Sell and Buy it back in a few months as it is not going anywhere.
BUY
Has re-invented itself off of 2008. GE Capital grew to a point that it hurt them quite a bit. It is now smaller and is profitable. All of their different divisions are doing quite well in the global expansion. Feels it has a $2.50-$3 earnings potential. Close to double where it is now. Good potential.
DON'T BUY
Has hit its target and has run out of fair market value upside. Earnings have been very tepid. However as an interesting take on the company, it is worth more dead than alive. If he were running it, he would pull it apart and sell all the pieces.
COMMENT
Hit a snag because of nuclear problems in Japan. Chart shows a half a V shaped recovery. Trading a too high a valuation at 15X earnings. Can find a number of US multinationals trading at 10 or 11 times earnings. If you own, you can do well with a longer-term time horizon.
SELL
Had a big move off the bottom. Are trying to transform themselves away from financial services. Track record of CEO is mixed. Get out of the stock for a month or two.
WEAK BUY
Not liked it for a long time. It had a high multiple a lot time ago because of stability of earnings, but you saw what happened in 2008. It can go higher. Their acquisitions are in more volatile areas.
DON'T BUY
Seasonally it usually does ok until end of April. It has had resistance at recent levels. Stock is way oversold. Stochastic are starting to show signs that this stock has bottomed. Loves to own stocks that have strength relative to the market, but this one doesn’t have it. This company created the nuclear power plants in Japan. Likes the industrial sector in general but not this one.
BUY
2.9% dividend. Likes it. Traded down on the Japanese issue because of Nuclear Issue. He sees no liability. They are in the nuclear business but it is only 1%. It’s a story about a loss of the potential of what they might have gotten if we hadn’t see this issue. A good long term issue.
BUY
Not as much of a contrarian play as it was during the 2008 crisis. This company is not going to go away. Thinks they will do well as the economy recovers. Dividend is being put back little by little. IF we have a breather here, it would continue increasing afterwards.
BUY
Hold off on buying it. He sees better opportunities. GE is a proxy on the market and he sees it growing at 10%. He is not hot on industrials.
BUY
Prospects in the next 3 years? Prospects have been improving. They had actually become a financial services company at exactly the wrong time. Industrial side is now becoming more important. Not expensive here.
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