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Inflating VS deflating bubblesPrices do not go up forever. What goes up eventually comes crashing down. If I told you in the late 90's that GE was going to see under $6 you would say I was crazy. This chart is intended to compare the deflating bubble of GE with the current inflating bubbles of Google, Amazon, Apple, and the notorious BTC. While you are in a bubble it is hard to determine exactly how much it will inflate until it pops so we could see them go higher but for how long? Which of these would you rather invest in?
NYSE:GE
by ceesounds
5
Down channelHow long has it been in this channel? Long enough. Market pull back will be dangerous for GE. Laying off some of the brightest men/women in the aircraft engines division was not enough for the market. They want more. You can hire a monkey in a suite at any time. Can't get back years of engineering experience and skills once gone. I think GE is killing its best parts to keep the gangrene of management stuck to it, sucking it dry till nothing is left. Leadership at GE died decades ago.
NYSE:GEShort
by frodo75
7
General Electric - GE Technical Analysis vs Fundamental AnalysiBased on Technical Analysis, we are just waiting the right signal to buy - but HOLD for now Fundamental Analysis would suggest to hold. On Monday, GE announced it will cut 13,000 jobs from the Aviation payroll, amounting to 25% of its workforce. This news has already been discounted by the prices. For the rest of the year, GE expects to reduce operational costs by more than $2 billion and save over $3 billion more in "cash preservation activities." General Electric has had a difficult run in recent years, weighed down by market-topping acquisitions and a huge debt load. The company showed signs of a recovery in 2019, but the shares are now down 44% year to date in 2020. We knew heading into 2020 that GE had serious issues with its energy business and with other units, and still had work to do bringing down debt. Aviation was supposed to be a counterweight for those issues, providing earnings stability and free cash flow.
NYSE:GE
by Mauriello
GE testing prior lows as GoNoGo Trend remains strongly "NoGo"GE is testing the March lows on the Daily GoNoGo chart. There hasn’t been much to be bullish about though for General Electric as the GoNoGo Trend indicator is consistently painting bearish purple and pink bars. While there may be some support at these levels the prevailing trend is down. In fact, we recently saw a red re-entry circle which signaled a renewed push down to these lows. As you’d expect, the GoNoGo Oscillator has been negative during this entire move and has found resistance at the zero line. 
We’d need to see enough bullish momentum to push the GoNoGo Oscillator above zero before there would be any confidence that this downtrend is over.
NYSE:GE
by GoNoGoCharts
2