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GE Aerospace (GE)

348.37

+3.73 (1.08%)

as of Aug 21, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Aug 22, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 14 opinions in the last 12 months.

GE Aerospace is recognized as a strong player in the aerospace and defense sectors, showing substantial growth potential backed by a solid backlog for airplanes. The stock has performed impressively, with notable returns over the past year, though some experts caution about short-term volatility and market corrections. Many analysts highlight the significance of the services division, which generates higher margins and stability through recurring maintenance contracts. While some believe that the stock may be approaching full valuation, the long-term outlook remains optimistic, especially as global defense spending increases and the demand for new engines rises. Despite recent distractions in the market, experts agree that this is a sector worth watching closely, with expectations for sustained growth in both aerospace and defense markets.

Consensus

Positive

Valuation

Fair Value

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BUY

Believe that in 3 years this will be higher as he believes in the overall global market. Will probably have some choppy trading in the near term, but long term you should be fine. Could easily see $20 in 3 years.

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BUY

(Market Call Minute.) First class company. Miscued on the financial side but looking at all the other things they are doing, particularly in the wind area, this could potentially be a green holding.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Their core businesses that are related to the economy will do well once the economy turns around. Their biggest problem is GE Capital, their financial arm. Has had a very good run recently so wait for a pullback.

HOLD

(Market Call Minute.) Operating side of it is pretty strong and doing quite well.

SELL

(Market Call Minute.) Wouldn't own this one right now.

WATCH

Big dividend cut along with a ratings downgrade hit them hard. Their trouble stems out of their financial services unit. Meeting tomorrow with analysts on their real estate holdings and could go a long way in how they are going to survive the credit crisis. If they survived, it is certainly undervalued on what their business would be in a more stable economy, which would be a good 3 to 5 years. Wait and see.

BUY

Has been hurt because it has been lumped in with financials because of its GE Capital operation. Have about $650 billion in assets with about $35 billion of GEC supporting it. GEC is the 1st creditor and most of their assets are secured. GEC expects to be cash flow positive this quarter. Have about $49 billion in cash. Good hold for 3 to 5 years, not a trade.

COMMENT

Chapter 11 would be the last option they would go for. They have a little ways to go. You would need to see the car companies completely wiped out. Their financial services is a millstone around their neck.

DON'T BUY

Once you get into these financial issues, you don't know how deep the problems are. He would not bottom fish.

HOLD

Their big problem is their capital finance division. It's a bit of a black box, as no one knows what’s in there. Industrial side looks fine, but wouldn't Buy until you are more confident that they didn't need to raise capital.

DON'T BUY

In the longer run, he would worry about this in that roughly 40% of their business is from their financing arm. Financing businesses are not going to be treated the same as they were in the past. Their industrial business is very strong and could come back to a nice multiple, perhaps 15Xs but it is a real stretch to see their financing business come back.

DON'T BUY

Part of the finance world. Feels deceleration will probably continue for at least another 1 or 2 years minimum. This means most companies in the finance world have to sell assets. Not a “buy and hold” stock.

DON'T BUY

One of the few AAA companies left in the US but doesn't know how long that will last. A financial/manufacturing identity and both sides of the business are challenged at this time. He doesn't own any US financials at this point.

COMMENT

Not only are they suffering from their existing businesses but are also being hurt by GE Capital, which is one of their biggest businesses and throws off the most cash. He owns the AAA bonds instead, which are a better buy.

DON'T BUY

Running very well except for their financial division, which has been dragging the company down. Until that gets fixed, GE will not get fixed. Have great properties. In due time it will be a great investment.

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