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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 21, 2026, 12:00 am

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

GE Aerospace has garnered positive reviews across multiple experts, highlighting its strong performance in the aerospace and defense sectors. The company has shown resilience, with a solid backlog for aircraft and expectations for consistent earnings growth, estimated around 15%. Despite some short-term volatility and recent stock declines, experts emphasize the long-term potential driven by increasing global defense spending and robust demand for both new aircraft and aftermarket services. The aerospace engine segment, in particular, is commended for its market dominance and pricing power, with a significant portion of revenue stemming from service contracts. Additionally, the company is viewed favorably due to its strategic split from GE's other businesses, which should enhance focus and operational efficiency.

Consensus

Positive

Valuation

Fair Value

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BUY

Good exposure to the health care infrastructure, finance. Has really good growth.

SELL

Has always been expensive to him. There's substantial changes going on in its balance sheet. The balance sheet is getting bigger and bigger through acquiring companies, so those earnings have to go up even more. His model price is $25.52. Also, he's very bullish on the Cdn$.

SELL

OK, but he prefers Teleflex (TFX-N) which is a mini General Electric conglomerate. It's in a lot of the areas that GE is in but has much better free cash flow. Would switch.

BUY

CEO has just talked about returning to double digit growth. On a 3/5 year basis, its diversified product line is very attractive.

TOP PICK

Even though it's a US stock, most of its sales are outside of the US. A great play on the world economy. Great management. Decent dividend as well. Stock was weak lately when they announced one quarter would be weak.

BUY

Feels they are seeing the challenge of the energy space going forward and are moving into many different areas and geographical spaces to take advantage of future prospects. High return. Well run. Good long term hold. Moderate valuations.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Mar 31/05. Up a shade.) Has been treading water with the US market. A great way to play the world economy. Margins are improving. Continuing to buy the stock at this price.

BUY

Likes this company. A US bell weather stock.

TRADE

In the last several years has gotten into his funds under a value philosophy rather than growth. Think of this one as a combination of companies. You might want to consider if you are looking for good dividend yield, but don't expect a lot of growth..

DON'T BUY

Has a model price of $23.64, a 35% negative differential. GE has always been mispriced. His model price has actually been going down. They are growing by acquisition. He sees a tough, tough time for GE.

TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Jan 5/05. Up marginally.) Announced that their earnings will be up more than the street expected. Not an exciting earnings play, but a good long term steady earnings play. Getting out of the financial services area and building up in other areas. Most of their earnings are coming from outside the US which he likes.

TOP PICK

Have increased their outlook as to how fast they can grow earnings in the next 3/5 years. Now talking high double digit rate of growth. Most growth is coming from the industrial sector.

BUY

Recreating itself. Divesting itself of more of its holdings in Genworth Insurance and concentrating into new businesses like water, nano-technology, new materials. A very good holding. Trades at a reasonable price relative to the growth. Earnings have improved significantly over the past couple of years.

DON'T BUY

Not much room to grow. Little growth, better prospects out there.

HOLD

Poised for good earnings. Good investment, be patient. Risks may be undervalued assets.

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