Thread regarding General Electric Co. layoffs

Invest in GE now!

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 focus both on energy and renewables. If you live long enough you can make some big money as an everyday 401k ge investor. Give it 5-10 years.

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Post ID: @OP+V1evy8e

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I'm back in at $5

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Post ID: @jnrk+V1evy8e

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"Trian Partners, the hedge fund run by veteran activist investor Nelson Peltz, has been dragged into the red this year by share price declines at two of America’s largest companies.

Trian ended the first half down almost 2 per cent, according to a person familiar with the result, with its stakes in General Electric and Procter & Gamble both down by a double-digit percentage."

They are mad. And they're not going to take it anymore. Hold on to your wigs.

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Post ID: @2scs+V1evy8e

Inform our clients interested in GE to buy at 11. Mr Valentine has set the price.

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Post ID: @1yav+V1evy8e

Here’s how it is if you have less then ten years to retirement no I wouldn’t be buying the stock. You have more then that hell yes your an id--t not to. I made the mistake back in 2008 by not buying enough stock I’d still would have tripped my money even if I didn’t sell any off when it started going down hill. You don’t make money when everyone is confident in a stock. You make it before that. If you have 20-30 years to go it’s really a no brainer. So you guys can sit there and try to convince yourself your right but 10-20 years from now your going to wish you weren’t such an id--t. I have over 20 years to go I have nothing to lose really buy buying it low.

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Post ID: @1riv+V1evy8e

Electricity consumption in the US is actually less today than it was in 2010 you id--t.

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Post ID: @1dfu+V1evy8e

Please stay off this website Russell Stokes

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Post ID: @1ngf+V1evy8e

Not feeling your 401k idea, considering the amount of time it takes for action to happen with fidelity. I still contribute, the other GE blends are doing much better than stock. I'll deal in real time from my phone, when the market turns, and we hit 6-7 $ a share. Again.

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Post ID: @1yzb+V1evy8e

That train has sailed. GE doesn't have the stones remaining to make a go of that. Someone else will be delivering the gigawatts.

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Post ID: @1mjf+V1evy8e

Ever heard of Enron you Executive Troll...

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Post ID: @1wcx+V1evy8e

Boy ain't lying. I agree.

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