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GE Bankruptcy Probability (2019)

Please provide your opinion on GE Bankruptcy Probability for 2019.

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I'm sorry the union didn't care when GE decided to fire you. Microaxis is click bait.

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Post ID: @2jepr+WCr9ME2

Want to hear more about Microaxis. Seems like important info we should hear about and discuss. Let’s hear more.

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Post ID: @2iavn+WCr9ME2

Another thread @XvNFW9d

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Post ID: @Txrq+WCr9ME2

Have you noticed that pretty much every business GE sells or divests does damn well after they have been shed from the generous. Hmmm

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Post ID: @2acu+WCr9ME2

GE will be able to do an equity raise for 20 to 30 billion until it tries to do an equity raise for 20 to 30 billion then the opportunity will dry up.

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Post ID: @2sgp+WCr9ME2

It's not one more misinformed person who cites the Microaxis site. It's the same person over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over again.

They can't move on.

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Post ID: @2hfm+WCr9ME2

100% that a spun off part of the business will go bankrupt in 2019. The real question is, is that the part you are in?

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Post ID: @2rpn+WCr9ME2

It's frightening knowing GE aviation is ran in the same manner as all the other sectors being spun off at bottom basement bargains.

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Post ID: @1xmp+WCr9ME2

If G.E. Aviation takes a turn for the worse. The whole name GE in jeopardy.

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Post ID: @1boy+WCr9ME2

If GE does an equity raise for 20 to 30 billion it will be in much better shape

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Post ID: @1tlz+WCr9ME2

There will be spinoffs first. Those spun off may be better afterwards. I think what -1bq is saying is that right now GE has enough cash to pay bills in 2019 only. Based on that sales need to increase to stay afloat beyond that or sell assets to raise cash or get cheap $ from Uncle Sam

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Post ID: @vqz+WCr9ME2

Every topic has been discussed on this site ad nauseum. This forum is for therapy.

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Post ID: @voy+WCr9ME2

I predict that someone will predict bankruptcy based mostly on moral reasons

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Post ID: @iix+WCr9ME2

0%

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Post ID: @mxu+WCr9ME2

If one more misinformed person cites the Microaxis site, without reading on the site that the values they cite are NOT the probability of bankruptcy, I think I will throw up. This topic has been discussed on this site ad nauseum.

GE will not declare bankruptcy in 2019. There is plenty of liquidity to cover the debts due in 2019. What happens after that is anyone's guess.

Why anyone would hope for GE to fail and go bankrupt is beyond me. The ones who will suffer if that happens will not be the 1% fat cat executives and hedge fund managers but the hard-working union and salaried GE workers who devoted their lives to working for what was once a proud company.

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Post ID: @lbq+WCr9ME2

Like any probability curve, garbage in means garbage out. It all depends upon the variables you use and their accuracy to support this theory.

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Post ID: @tel+WCr9ME2

Bankruptcy probability is a whole discipline you know. People calculate these things out to exact percentages using multiple methods and ratios, and you can find a whole bunch of them out on the Internet for free.

Here's one.

https://www.macroaxis.com/invest/ratio/GE--Probability-Of-Bankruptcy

GE -- USA Stock

USD 7.20 0.49 7.30%

The Macroaxis Fundamental Analysis lookup allows users to check a given indicator for any equity or select from a set of available indicators by clicking on the link to the right. Please note, not all equities are covered by this module due to inconsistencies in global equity categorizations. Please check also Equity Screeners to view more equity screening tools

Symbol GE

PROBABILITY OF BANKRUPTCY ANALYSIS

For stocks, Probability Of Bankruptcy is normalized value of Z-Score. For funds and ETFs it is derived from a multi-factor model developed by Macroaxis. The score is used to predict probability of a firm or a fund experiencing financial distress within next 24 months. Unlike Z-Score, Probability Of Bankruptcy is the value between 0 and 100 indicating the actual probability the firm will be distressed in the next 2 fiscal years.

General Electric Probability Of Bankruptcy = Normalized Z-Score = 48 %

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Post ID: @bhw+WCr9ME2

61.52%

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Post ID: @all+WCr9ME2

30% chance. GE might make great products but it’s carrying too much debt. Bankruptcy is a way to address that.

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Post ID: @mrd+WCr9ME2

GE is not going bankrupt, it produces over all excellent products and it will rise again.

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Post ID: @hbh+WCr9ME2

The sooner the better in my opinion. Bunch of entitled B1t3Hes in 273!

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