The stock price in general has nothing to do with Tariffs, Interest Rates, Earnings Per Share etc. The stock prices are set by market manipulation. If a company is deeply in debt and making no profit at all then that would kick in to the equation. (GE is not in that category yet). Algorithm and Quant buying and selling is what sets the price for the majority of trades. The lesser percentage of buying and selling is done by the little people and that is usually based on such things as JP Morgan and Mr. Tusa's rating of the stock as in the case of the GE price. He rates it higher, more people buy. He rates it lower more people panic and sell. Its like a domino effect, the more that is sold, the price keeps going down. The more that is bought, the price goes up.
If every single stock holder were to suddenly buy 5,000 shares of GE stock, the price would go through the roof. It is called stock market manipulation. (Now, you have your basic stock market training for today).