General Electric Company (GE)

GE has always been a reliable company, I beleive it will steadily rise to the top once more.

Growth is going to come from big government contracts. They are positioning themselves very well for the future of energy technology. Moving out of evertainment with the sale of NBC is a good move.

GE Capital is in a "fix" mode and will enhance the stock price as it gets better.

seems cheap

undervalued, growth potential based on new products entering the mkt, for going green.

Cheap!

GE has a few positives going for it including political friends and size, but beyond being to big to fail it is not too big to lose money. Its size and multiple business ventures, including financial, has created a C size problem. Economies of scale don't really work when a company become bloated and inefficient. Hiring people for the sake of hiring and firing others for the same reason appears to be the only justification for a large HR department. The company has become like another government bureaucracy, which is better at spending money than making money. In the short run it may benefit from this recent stock market rally, but long-term its more likely to look like California, great potential but poor performance.

GE is solid, but is still trading at 25% value of decade highs. They are now moving into uranium enrichment, I have high hopes for GE's future as the economy improves.

Strong DCF. There is a lot of value in this company. Under priced to Outperform

I loved it when I bought at 7. I had to take profits lookin' for another dip. Didn't happen.. gonna get back in now tho...looking for at least 25.

Debt issues

What's not to like other than the under-rated finance unit? Strong competitive foundation in numerous segments of heavy industry, which are unlikely to see serious threat from others. In finance, the underlying assets are stronger than commonly believed, the cash flow is positive, and credit quality is improving. Even the credit card segment is performing better than peers.

No question they are currently cheap. Super cheap. A lot of their problems the past bit have been with their financial guys. They are still makin toasters and vacuums etc. So as they weed out their old toxic problems, they will rebound. Main question is: will they be The General Electric that we knew? Or one among equals?
Now tho: cheap.

The Government is going to be pouring thousands into this company soon, and it is a good one.

Putting financial disaster w/ GE Capital arm behind it. Huge mover in green technology going forward. It's a huge company, so upside is limited, but share price is way too low for future earnings potential.

One of the most diversified companies in the world. Buffet can't be wrong on this pick. He has too much to gain in the long term.

Well diversified globally. Strong management. Government backed.

The fundamentals of this company are being overlooked due to glaring spotlights on the lending arm. Once the fallout finishes in the financial markets, the true fundamental underlying strength of this company's business assests will shine.

Huge company massively undervalued.