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- 13 Nov '17 at 5:54 pm #13448
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13 Nov '17 at 7:49 pm #13449Assistanc3
Participant$GE should have either or not both to dividend and share buybacks
……I would have done neitherI would have cut the dividend to 0 and did no buybacks
then when the stock tanks, buy back shares and issue a special dividend13 Nov '17 at 8:15 pm #13450ClemSnide
Participant[quote=”Assistanc3″ post=3207]$GE should have either or not both to dividend and share buybacks
……I would have done neitherI would have cut the dividend to 0 and did no buybacks
then when the stock tanks, buy back shares and issue a special dividend[/quote]Yes stupid to cut dividend and have buy backs – obviously scared of sell off – good point buy them as low as possible
13 Nov '17 at 8:24 pm #13453Assistanc3
Participant$GE down -4.7%
14 Nov '17 at 7:10 pm #13471Helmholtz Watson
ParticipantAnother Day another $GE Low General Electric Company
Nov 14, 10:09 AM EST
18.28 – 0.68 (-3.60%)14 Nov '17 at 10:36 pm #13472ThePitBoss
ParticipantGeneral Electric $GE Analysts Changes After Dividend Cut
RBC Capital Markets Downgraded $GE to Sector Perform from Outperform $20 target down from $25
Merrill Lynch maintained Buy rating, but lowered its price target to $23 from $27.15 Nov '17 at 12:57 am #13481Assistanc3
ParticipantGE’s Market Cap Surpassed By Boeing for First Time Ever
15 Nov '17 at 5:45 pm #13490ClemSnide
ParticipantSome ego’s out of joint – underscores how poor GE management was to get to this point
16 Nov '17 at 11:10 pm #13515MoneyNeverSleeps
ParticipantEven with $WMT up nearly 10% DJIA Program Buying can’t it General Electric Up
NYSE: GE · November 16, 2:06 PM EST
18.19 – 0.080 (0.44%)17 Nov '17 at 12:22 am #13521Assistanc3
ParticipantMoody’s cuts GE credit rating because of ‘extreme deterioration’ in energy business. Moody’s Investors Service cut GE’s long-term debt rating, citing “extreme deterioration” in the energy business. The cut is from A1 to A2, which still keeps the company’s bonds in the investment grade category.
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