Thinking of trading GENERAL ELECTRIC?
- 1. GE stock was one of the 30 components of the Dow Jones Index, its longest continuous presence was from 1907 to 2018, during that time it was the only company which was part of the original Dow since created in 1896. This long-term success is a clear sign that GE is worth investing in, even if it faces significant difficulties, it is likely to survive the storm. 2. The CEO ?s plan is to cut costs, clean up the balance sheet, and rebuild around a handful of businesses that are strong performers, or at least show potential. Leading the way is aviation, including GE's massive aircraft engine business, which enjoyed profit margin of 21.2% in 2018 and, despite issues related to Boeing's 737 MAX, has a strong order book and should be reliably profitable for years to come.
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1. As a company that operates in a cyclical industry where earnings fall sharply during and after the recession, the pressure is on the management to make quick changes to a sickened structure before the next drop. Particularly today with the current U.S expansion looking long in the tooth and countries around the world showing signs of slowing growth it is important to watch out the plans and business decisions taken by the company. 2. It is also important to look out for hasty movements. Some analysts considered the sale of the Baker Hughes, a CE Company stake as a desperate need to cash out and reduce leverage. The company is also looking to spin off its healthcare division, once considered a crown jewel. Careless selling of assets might be a red flag for investors, as it might be portrayed as a weakness. 3. There is a very real risk that high debt levels will force the company into a strategic mistake. Despite GE being an industrial icon, only aggressive investors should treat into the turnaround space.
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