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Zitat von cybercrash

Kommt nicht über 35.6$. Kaufen, nur bei Rückschlägen in die tiefen 30er. Kursziele 40$+ waren alle nicht realistisch, lagen pvoll daneben. Mit GE wird viel ausländisches Kapital gebunden ohne jede Kursperformance brutto Dividendenrendite ca. 2% mit Rückforderung von 15% Steuerrückbehalt. Es gibt doch Interessanteres auf dem CH-Markt!

Halte auch noch eine Altlast an GE einbalsamiert.

Bin gleicher Meinung.
Laufend gute News, und Kurs wird gedeckelt. Halte auch noch eine Portion im roten Bereich. Bei EP werden die verkauft und....... nie mehr..... :arrow: :mrgreen:
Gruss Rich

Was isch den da los heute bei GE... :lol:
Kurs über 4% im Plus. Zu früh ausgerufen... :wink:
Gruss Rich

Auch dieser Funken Hoffnung zerstört, dass der Kurs entlich nachthaltig steigen kann....
Auf Grund der Q. Zahlen Kurs vorbörslich im Minus.
Einziger Hoffnungschimmer ist der Aufkauf der eigenen Aktien von ca. 7Milliarden.
Gruss Rich

https://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aWiMrScKu8pY&refer=home

Wird wohl mit diesen Zahlen und dem verwöhnten Börsenumfeld auch heute keine Stricke reissen.
Auch so eine lahme Ente in vielen Schweizer PF.
Gruss Rich

GE's First-Quarter Profit Rises on Health Care, Aviation, Power

By Rachel Layne

April 13 (Bloomberg) -- General Electric Co., the world's second-biggest company by market value, said first-quarter profit rose on international sales of aviation, power-plant and health-care equipment.

Profit from continuing operations climbed 8 percent to $4.51 billion, or 44 cents a share, from $4.18 billion, or 40 cents, matching analysts' estimates. Revenue grew 5.7 percent to $40.2 billion, Fairfield, Connecticut-based GE said today in a statement sent by Business Wire.

Chief Executive Officer Jeffrey Immelt pushed for sales of products and services to tap faster-growing economies in China, India and the Middle East as the U.S. economy slows. Gains from divesting a stake in an insurance company helped pay for restructuring, including job cuts at the U.S. sub-prime mortgage lending and NBC segments, said Citigroup Inc.'s Jeffrey Sprague.

``International is doing quite well this year,'' said David Katz, chief investment officer at New York-based Matrix Asset Advisors Inc., which owns about 1.5 million GE shares. ``You have this massive infrastructure build-out, whether it's in aerospace, where countries and airlines are buying a lot of planes. Energy is a critical component of the developing world's growth.''

The average of 14 analyst estimates compiled by Bloomberg was for profit of 44 cents a share in the quarter. Sales, on average, were projected at $39.9 billion, according to the Bloomberg survey.

Shares of GE fell 5 percent in the first three months of the year, while the Standard & Poor's 500 Index gained less than 1 percent. The stock rose 23 cents to $35.18 yesterday in New York Stock Exchange composite trading. Exxon Mobil has the largest market value in the world.

Stock Punished

In the quarter ending in March, investors punished GE's stock in part because some analysts said fourth-quarter profit may have missed company forecasts without reduced tax rates.

For a company of GE's size, the tax rate ``is a material number and it's drawn a lot more scrutiny on a quarterly basis,'' said Stephen Hoedt, an analyst for the private-client group at Cleveland-based National City Corp., in an interview before results were released. His firm owns more than 19 million GE shares.

The company should today report a consolidated tax rate of about 16 percent for the quarter, with GE's non-financial divisions in the ``low 20s,'' Robert Cornell, an analyst at New York-based Lehman Brothers Inc., said in a note to clients April 4. He has an ``overweight'' rating on the stock.

GE sold units last year including its advanced-materials division and its parts-distribution business.

Sells Insurance Stake

The company should also report a gain of about $350 million from selling its stake in Swiss Reinsurance Co., analysts said before results were released. That may pay for an asbestos- related cost from an adverse court ruling of $115 million and fund about $190 million in restructuring, including job cuts at the U.S. sub-prime mortgage unit and NBC Universal, analysts including Citigroup's Sprague and Merrill Lynch & Co.'s John Inch said in notes to clients before results were released.

The company's use of gains from selling businesses and unusual costs have hurt the stock as investors try to sift through results, said Richard Steinberg, president of Boca Raton, Florida-based Steinberg Asset Management, which owns more than 135,000 GE shares.

``The share price has been treading water for a couple of years now, and management realizes it's necessary to clean up the picture so the strength of the story can be understood by investors better,'' said Steinberg.

Infrastructure Profit

GE forecast in January first-quarter profit will rise about 15 percent at the Infrastructure segment, which includes the world's biggest makers of jet-engines, locomotives and power- plant turbines. A decline at GE Industrial of 5 percent to 10 percent for both profit and sales was projected, in part because of costs for benzene, a material derived from oil, at the plastics unit.

Commercial Finance, which includes the real-estate division, and GE Healthcare should have profit increases of as much as 15 percent, the company said. NBC Universal's sales will drop about 20 percent because of revenue it garnered in the year-earlier period from broadcasts of the Olympics. Earnings at the unit may rise as much as 5 percent, according to the January forecast.

GE Money's profit was forecast to increase 10 percent to 15 percent on 10 percent revenue growth. That may have been tempered by losses at WMC, the sub-prime mortgage unit, of about $200 million over an unspecified period, wrote Sprague, who's based in New York and rates the shares ``buy.''

WMC, the fifth-largest sub-prime lender in the U.S. with about $100 million in 2006 profit, tightened its loan standards and stopped lending to borrowers with low credit scores, GE Money CEO David Nissen said in a March 15 interview.

A 5.4 percent note issued by GE's finance arm maturing in 2017 fell 0.135 cents to 99.66 cents on the dollar yesterday, according to Trace, the bond-price reporting system of the NASD.

To contact the reporter on this story: Rachel Layne in Boston at rlayne@bloomberg.net

[quote="Mustang98"] Aber lieber GE im
Depot als NOVN. Beides lahme Enten, aber GE zahlt über 3% Dividende.

Nächste Div. Zahlung GE am 25.4.07 :lol:
Gruss Rich

Erwacht GE heute vom Dörnröschenschlaf.?
Halte kleine Portion seit langem bei Break Even von 46.25fr. Stellt sich nun die Frage verkaufen und kleiner Gewinn mitnehmen oder Gewinne laufen lassen. Ob GE die 40$ Hürde schaffen kann?
Gruss Rich

General Electric zahlt 603 Mio USD für Regency Energy Partners
Dienstag 19. Juni 2007, 17:18 Uhr

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FAIRFIELD (Dow Jones)--Die General Electric Co zahlt dem Private-Equity-Unternehmen HM Capital Partners 603 Mio USD für einen Mehrheitsanteil am Erdgasversorger Regency Energy Partners LP. Die GE Energy Financial Services hatte 91% am unbeschränkt haftenden Partner von Regency und 16,7 Mio untergeordnete Einheiten von HM Capital erworben.