Ex-Dow stock GE could drop another 50 percent before recapturing old highs, market watcher says Keris Lahiff | @kerisalison Published 11:09 AM ET Thu, 23 Aug 2018 CNBC.com GE has the breakup blues after the Dow kicked it to the curb. Since the... — read more 

They cut to many heads and calling back laid off members. Who is dumb enough to go back to that dump

To all my colleagues, I regret that we are all circling this drain together. If there was anything I could do to help this business escape the death spiral, I would have already done it. The fact is that there's nothing we can do. Laughter is the... — read more 

The fair haired boy of GE, Aviation has been under the radar while the other sectors of the company have been taking the hit for the company's down fall. Guess they are keeping tabs on us too... — read more 

John's weekly update include another Nuge(n)t explaining that blade and other failures are just a part of life. Really? If this happened on an aircraft engine would they have the same explanation?

The company is planning to close both plants. The company has set these manufacturing plants up to fail miserably by hiring unskilled labor and operations leaders whom couldn’t manage themselves out of a paper bag. 2019 the year GE closes majors... — read more 

Belfort will close along with a number of other GE Power manufacturing facilities in EU. Announcement incoming 1st week of October. MAGA

Verizon is offering employees 3 weeks for every year. Compare that to the paltry 1 week per year from GE.

Great article in Forbes and the last recommended action speaks volumes. Finally, the boldest move GE's board could make would be to get rid of Flannery and his team of homegrown underperformers. For those that work or have worked at GE this should... — read more 

Proposed solutions: Sell Baker Hughes. Basically already announced though timing not clear. $23B is a lot of debt for someone to take on assuming it is a cash deal, which is not likely. Use proceeds to buy stock-isn't that how we got here? We have a... — read more 

Remember just 7 months ago, Flannery running his mouth... — read more 

Going to have more restructuring of union employees in the spring of 2019. 273 is screwed and those dumb unskilled t rates most will be out the door. Our joke of a union will not save you. You are left to fend for your self. Good luck to all

How is it that Russell Jokes still has a job after all the problems in Power. If it were any other person in that position, they would have been gone already. Maybe he knows enough dirty company secrets that they can't afford to let him go.

Today GE's stock hit a 9 year low, and is expected to keep falling due to its turbine failures in Texas. There will be more failures to come. USB states that GE will "require even more aggressive cost reductions" in power. Whatever Wall Street wants... — read more 

My division of GE was sold to another company and I received a package from the GE Pension plan as part of the exit process for the business sale which would allow me to take possession/ a withdrawal of the Personal/ Voluntary Pension Account PPA/... — read more 

https://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/tech/Tesla-Puerto-Ricans-Solar-Power-489199741.html GE execs should pay attention. It is not theoretical disruption of power gen model. People are saving money by going solar and in this case, increasing... — read more 

I strongly feel its finance people who have led GE to ruin. Their FMP CAS people becoming CEOs in couple of seconds from joining... they have no idea about product or anything. Bet they cant identify our own products.

Yup that's right folks, as GEP suffers through bad times, and employees get no raises for years, GRC is on a course to hire 20-30 engineers to work various programs. Get out your resume's and jump aboard the cruise to nowhere!

This from the Street headlined "GE Stock Won't Be a Buy Until It Acts Like George Costanza". Yes burning cash on everything including millions of dollars to the consulting firms who are laughing their way to the bank. And those cash proceeds, just... — read more 

Recognize that GE has been very open and honest in the discussion of the oxidation problem to their customers. This is much better than what can be said with how the leadership at MHPS has been dealing with their never ending issues on the J... — read more 

Flannery had his chance to throw out the kitchen sink. Today's announcement by Power months after Flannery's clearing is beyond disappointing. Forget the $10 target. Shares will drop well below that and the whole company will be splintered, sold off... — read more 

GE Shares Slide as JPMorgan Lowers Price Target on Gas Turbine Concerns Martin Baccardax Updated Sep 20, 2018 6:37 AM EDT General Electric (GE) shares slipped lower in pre-market trading Thursday after JPMorgan analysts cut their rating on the... — read more 

I'm a new joiner here at GE. So excited to be here! I see bright future for GE, even though Immelt made some dumb decisions. As long as GE pays down the pension shortfall, we are good to go! We just need to keep investing in renewable energy... — read more 

Big news comming from Hotlanta this week. Randall is going to announce more selloffs including SPS. Harben needs engineering no-how and they will pay almost $2B to take it all away.

We are please to inform your esteem buying company the petroleum products you are looking for is available in our storage tanks, We have an official FOB and CIF offer (Fob Rotterdam). We guarantee truth and professionalism, We will be ready to... — read more 

The 1st shift Generator BM in Schenectady is more of a company man than the top dog.

Another great bussines decision by JF. MRAS is the sole supplier of nacelles for the LEAP-1A. Brace yourself guys at MRAS your jobs are going to be sent to Singapore. My bet is that Unison is next in line to be sold.

GE has a policy to layoff young employees to offset the old ones with hopes of avoiding age discrimination law suits. It is all about optics? The buddy system is unbelievable in Greenville. Management in Greenville is still running around like... — read more 

That Schenectady will be the sole power generator building facility. Managers and up know that GE in Schenectady can walk all over the union and plan on bringing all the work after the 2019 contract negotiations. GE has so much work they are... — read more 

I understand that they’ll do everything to keep shareholders happy, but to do it no mater what the cost is seems to me like pure madness. Of course when things go south... more job cuts... — read more 

No question GE Schenectady is being considered a central site for all of power. Sure they will still have to deal with cheaper vendors for nuts and bolts but anything below the Mason-Dixon line as well as over-seas has proven to be disastrous for GE.

Invest while you can! Buy low sell high. The demand for energy will quadruple over the next 20 years (think about our energy uses 20 years ago vs now). Windmills and solar cant compete with the future demands of energy. Ge is being reinvented with a... — read more 

Talks within the last couple months of slowly shutting down Greenville and moving back to Schenectady within a few years. Power wants one centralized location for both gas and steam and everyone seems to be talking about Schenectady. This sounds very... — read more 

GE has no cash, so once the union contract expires next year, there are no requirements for severance or plant closure benefits. Then anything goes! The question is when do the employment requirements for the EU expire? That will be the next big date... — read more 

Word has it that GEP big boys have been told to choose between Belfort and Greenville, one stays and one goes. French government has been told to kiss Rusty's boots or he'll shut it all down, while Gov Hank needs to provide incentives. Bottom... — read more