Thread regarding General Electric Co. layoffs

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Looks like Larry Culp just bought 2.2 million in GE stock

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Post ID: @OP+VZavZXe

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That's part of his job. He has to do it.

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Post ID: @1fjz+VZavZXe

GE's CEO is required to hold 10x his base salary in GE stock, that is a requirement of his contract. Thats why Flannery had to buy it last year

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Post ID: @chp+VZavZXe

It’s a marketing play, Flannery did the same thing last year.

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Post ID: @usa+VZavZXe

These purchases are big for average income people but this represents a small percentage of CEO wealth and income. This is for show. Nothing more. Take no action based on this.

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Post ID: @gdg+VZavZXe

As CEO he's probably required to hold a certain number of GE shares, Flannery did the same thing....

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Post ID: @obr+VZavZXe

This analyst sees GE shares trading as low as $5

Gordon Haskett's John Inch says the number one question his firm is getting is "what could be the downside share price for GE?"

Inch estimates could fall as low as $5 a share.

GE shares are already at new lows since the financial crisis, falling below $10 a share for the first time last week.

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Post ID: @gub+VZavZXe

That explains the small blip in today's price. It's on it ways back down already.

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Post ID: @plw+VZavZXe

Imelted bought 100,000 shares last year when it was around $28 a share. That was $2.8 million worth. Flattery bought $2.7 million worth also. CEO's can make bad investments, too.

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