rbinnh

GE: More Bad News to Come?

Or this could be a great opportunity. The one thing that GE will not do is cut its dividend. And they won't have to, since although profits will fall, they will still be very profitable. At the current price, the yield is well in excess of 4%. That's a pretty nice yield to buy and hold the most sterling, diversified, and best run blue chip on the planet for a few years. And GE is well positioned for the future in terms of alternative energy, fuel efficient jet engines (surviving airlines will have to go fuel efficient), financing, etc.

Compared to other investments, it seems pretty low risk/high reward to me.