GE
GE Aerospace
stock NYSE

dear OP,

if you are serious about this,
you should consider subscribing to the WSJ

or its affliate like Barron's.
here is a sample of the news from the past day
based off my watchlist:

\- Starbucks Might Finally Grow Earnings Again. Watch Tuesday’s Report.
\- Meta Is Preparing to Have to Undo Its Manus Acquisition After China Ban
\- FedEx Plans to Return Grounded MD-11s to Service in May
\- Review & Preview: Waiting Is the Hardest Part
\- Simpson Manufacturing Shares Gain on 1Q Profit, Rev Beat
\- Pentagon Adds Alphabet’s Gemini to Its AI Toolbelt. What That Means for Palantir.
\- The Bond Market Is Sleepy. A Sharp Move May Be Coming.
\- Microsoft And OpenAI Partnership Changes. Why It’s Not Surprising.
\- Trump calls for Jimmy Kimmel to be fired over Melania comments. It’s the latest clash over late-night TV.
\- There’s a pizza price war going on, and Domino’s is feeling the pain
\- Billionaire Ray Dalio says you should have up to 15% of your money in gold because of uncertainty around the Iran war
\- Joby Aviation’s NYC Air Taxi Test Flight Is Proving Flying Cars Are Real
\- Simpson Manufacturing 1Q EPS $2.13 >SSD
\- SpaceX Just Showcased Its IPO Secret Weapon
\- Semiconductor Stocks End 18-Day Winning Streak. It’s Time to Sell.
\- Tesla Officially Registers Elon Musk’s Stock: What Investors Need to Know
\- GE Vernova Stock Gets a Downgrade. It’s Had an Incredible Run.
\- Meta Is Trying to Harvest the Sun. Here’s the Plan.
\- AI Feud Hits the Courtroom. What Musk Hopes to Get in His Fight With OpenAI.
\- The government is meddling with earnings reporting — but Tesla, Amazon and other market superstars prove there’s no problem
\- Trump Calls on Disney to Fire Jimmy Kimmel After Melania Joke
\- Coca-Cola Navigates Shifting Consumer Tastes. Earnings Will Offer Insight.
\- Lilly’s Foundayo Is Big, But This Hidden Stock Catalyst Could Be Bigger
\- This Biotech Stock Is Down 65%. How a Cancer Trial Was Ruined by Its Own Design.
\- Market’s Rally Echoes 1982. Why This Time Could Be Different.
\- Why individual investors are cautious ahead of earnings for Microsoft, Amazon and the rest of the ‘Magnificent Seven’
\- EU Tells Google to Open Android to AI Rivals
\- Bill Ackman’s New Fund May Raise Only $5 Billion. Is It Worth Buying?
\- Starbucks Expected to Post Higher 2Q Profit, Sales as Turnaround Continues -- Earnings Preview
\- Why the Uptick in Layoffs Isn’t as Scary as It Sounds

# ndustrials (8 stocks)Equal-weight: +28.53%
|Ticker|Name|Dec 22, 2025|Apr 28, 2026|% Change|JPM Target|
|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|
|**BA**|Boeing Company|$216.84|$231.33|\+6.68%|$240.00|
|**CAT**|Caterpillar Inc.|$579.95|$828.79|\+42.91%|$730.00|
|**CMC**|Commercial Metals Company|$70.08|$69.53|\-0.78%|$78.00|
|[**CP.TO**](http://CP.TO)|Canadian Pacific Kansas City|$102.00|$119.09|\+16.76%|$124.00|
|**GEV**|GE Vernova|$660.92|$1120.23|\+69.49%|$1000.00|
|**UAL**|United Airlines Holdings Inc|$116.02|$91.90|\-20.79%|$156.00|
|**VMI**|Valmont Industries|$414.97|$497.99|\+20.01%|$480.00|
|**VRT**|Vertiv|$166.21|$322.43|\+93.99%|$230.00|
|**Category Average**|—|—|**+28.53%**|—|

Got started in stock investing about 1998 or so. I was buying individual stocks, and in my IRA account I was going with "no-load mutual funds" mostly for the S&P 500 index. Then in late 2004 my job and life situation changed and I no longer had a lot of free time to research stocks and routinely manage a large portfolio of them, so I began going into index ETFs. SPY, DIA, QQQ. I was still buying a number of individual stocks such as GE, BRK.B, and others, which I still have. GE later broke up into separate stocks and so did some other holdings that I had. But the majority of my funds are in ETFs now.

!banbet GE 300 4d

GE

The ones you list have stronger earnings, but I like GE for slight diversification on the aerospace/defense front. Defense stocks are very US dependent and GE has a more international market. Bigger margins, too.

Found this on a search.
“The "h85" (or often "HGE" or "GE" stamped near the 925) refers to a gold plating, meaning the piece is likely gold vermeil—a thick layer of gold over a sterling silver base”

Fair point on the valuation headstart, GE Aero and Howmet have already re-rated hard as pure-plays, which is actually part of what makes this interesting. the market has already demonstrated it's willing to pay 19-24x for aerospace businesses without conglomerate noise. HONA is essentially making the same argument but starting from a conglomerate discount.
The real question is whether HONA's aftermarket mix and defense exposure gets priced closer to Collins/Safran or whether it gets a discount for the debt load (\~3.1x ND/EBITDA at spin). that's where the range of outcomes lives. my base case is 18x on $5B EBITDA which is conservative relative to peers, if management delivers two clean earnings cycles the multiple closes.

Siemens Energy VS GE Vernova

In a word-NO. Right now, oil/energy stocks are in flux with the Iran war going on. And conglomerate stocks like GE and RTX are up one day and down the next. Tech is starting to come back and AI stocks are still all over the place.
But historically, the market goes up-not steadily, but it does go up Long Term. That is not to say that it can't drop 25% or more for some catastrophic event-like Trump gets assassinated or Iran nukes Israel.

GE trying to recover the daily

But he's not a broker whose sole job is to facilitate the deal. He's the CEO. He's also not a 3rd party to the deal.
There is NOT an undeniable logic, because the CEOs sole job is not to continually merge with other companies in order to create opportunities for increased personal compensation.
By your logic, Jack Welch is the pinnacle of executives despite the fact that he took GE from an American institution and set it on the path to ruin. They're bad. Its bad that compensation works this way because it means that the CEO has negligible interest in actually running the company.

Take a step back there buddy and try to poke holes into your own idea and argue the other side.
Forgetting AI, these companies over the past 10-20 years have fundamentally redefined all of our lives. Everyone has an iPhone, everyone orders their goods from Amazon, everyone frequents YouTube and Google as they are the most visited sites.
You can obsess over P/E but in reality these are high margin businesses, they grow revenues at near 10% a year for decades, and when they come up with new innovations they have the distribution channels to push it out globally nearly immediately.
The market is not that dumb or irrational. There is a reason these companies demand higher valuations than GE or GM in 2000. They are just structurally better and it is kind of clear to anyone paying attention and not obsessing over quarterly reports how Apple, Amazon and Google can continue to find channels to raise their revenue and consume other parts of GDP.
Don’t fixate on “Tech” classification it is literally just some arbitrary grouping an index firm came up with and doesn’t really mean anything.
Sure prices swing to richer valuations to slightly underpriced, and maybe we are on the richer side. But nothing about Google’s business is idiotic. You need to give a little more credence to how effective market pricing is to be a good value investor.
I wouldn’t hyperfixate on multiples and thinking they might slightly contract. You are right, at some point they will. I typically sit in the index until I find one that contract too far and is way underpriced and then pile in.
I bought NVIDIA in 2015, it would be so silly to say “hey this has gone up way too far I would only keep holding it if it didn’t”. Oh and it’s nothing like 2000 they are making nearly a hundred billion dollars a year and sitting on huge cash piles.
The market will eventually contract due to a black swan event but inherently those events are impossible to predict or it would have been priced in. Regardless if the market sells of 30% as a whole these are still the names you would want to be in.
Or you can buy bonds and Campbell’s soup.

https://preview.redd.it/k5ddi1fapqxg1.png?width=1629&format=png&auto=webp&s=d461100a8eec4cea36aab9b24a3da63860e8ba5a
GE was on a downward spiral a decade ago. Larry C. resurrected the company, which is worth more than it was under Jack Welch, and yet there's still GE HealthCare.

GEV (bought GE when it was down back in 2020)

The Oversold/Overbought list shows stocks that are trading at extreme levels based on their Relative Strength Index (RSI), suggesting potential short-term reversals during the trading session.
## 📉 **Oversold Stocks:**
Stocks with RSI below 30, potentially indicating oversold conditions and possible upward reversals.
| Symbol | Company | RSI | Price | Change | %Change | Market Cap |
|:-------|:--------|:---:|:-----:|:------:|:-------:|:----------:|
| [LMT](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/LMT) | Lockheed Martin Corporation | 18.33 | 513.10 | -16.69 | -3.15% | $118.3B |
| [HCA](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/HCA) | HCA Healthcare, Inc. | 25.60 | 432.46 | -41.57 | -8.77% | $96.7B |
| [NOC](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/NOC) | Northrop Grumman Corporation | 18.83 | 575.11 | -12.55 | -2.14% | $81.7B |
| [LHX](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/LHX) | L3Harris Technologies, Inc. | 27.11 | 317.51 | -12.71 | -3.85% | $59.3B |
| [TAK](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/TAK) | Takeda Pharmaceutical Company Limited | 29.85 | 16.63 | -0.02 | -0.12% | $52.5B |
Source: [Oversold](https://marketrodeo.com/screener?rsiLowerThan=30&exchange=NASDAQ%2CNYSE%2CAMEX)
## 📈 **Overbought Stocks:**
Stocks with RSI above 70, potentially indicating overbought conditions and possible downward reversals.
| Symbol | Company | RSI | Price | Change | %Change | Market Cap |
|:-------|:--------|:---:|:-----:|:------:|:-------:|:----------:|
| [NVDA](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/NVDA) | NVIDIA Corporation | 70.86 | 208.26 | +8.62 | +4.32% | $5.1T |
| [AMZN](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/AMZN) | Amazon.com, Inc. | 79.85 | 263.99 | +8.91 | +3.49% | $2.8T |
| [UNH](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/UNH) | UnitedHealth Group Incorporated | 80.94 | 354.92 | +0.36 | +0.10% | $322.2B |
| [GEV](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/GEV) | GE Vernova Inc. | 79.93 | 1149.19 | -0.34 | -0.03% | $308.8B |
| [KLAC](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/KLAC) | KLA Corporation | 75.23 | 1935.00 | +119.57 | +6.59% | $254.2B |
Source: [Overbought](https://marketrodeo.com/screener?rsiMoreThan=70&exchange=NASDAQ%2CNYSE%2CAMEX)
**Understanding RSI:**
- **RSI < 30:** Potentially oversold (stock may be undervalued)
- **RSI > 70:** Potentially overbought (stock may be overvalued)
- **RSI 30-70:** Normal trading range

Just get GE. It's at a good price to jump in.

Energy do you mean oil plays I took profits on CVX. I thought Texas Pacific Land or Baker Hughes were good plays. I want to add like data center energy play like GE Vernova, but it so overpriced now. Suggest me some names.

!p vm analyze the option chain of GE for me

Tell me about it. I did the same with about 400 GE stocks I bought for $6-$7. Didn’t realize they would surpass $300+