Watch the Video from yesterday morning...
https://www.thestreet.com/video/ask-jim-when-is-the-right-time-to-buy-ge--14794745
One of latest articles on Steve Tusa's View on GE...
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-11-09/ge-shares-still-don-t-sufficiently-reflect-facts-jpmorgan-says
The reason KPMG is still auditor is that they are the keeper of secrets which if ever became public would result in too many politicians, financiers, executives and military leaders ending up in jail or dead.
Real world implications of global power and control, wars and international financial system impacts are on the table if all of the secrets were to become public which no one wants to happen and is in all of our best interests to remain secret as it is today.
WOW...that Cramer is a real visionary.
Maybe he can tell us why KPMG is still on GE's payroll.
Stock is at $7.40 and falling. Looks like the SEC is trying to figure out who has been naughty and who has been nice on the criminal investigation especially with the reports coming in of all of the ongoing shenanigans on long term care insurance.
He is a clown.
When Tusa speaks, Wall Street listens! Amazing how Tusa, Inch and other analyst know more about GE, than the CEO, BOD'S and Division Managers. What a public and private disgrace!
Steve Tusa shouldn't be turning positive on GE anytime soon. Target price not as important.
Cramer should go out of business
We can agree to disagree on the target price
Target price now $4
@WngKLXW-cbw correction: most likely, buy in price is at $6.66
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Don't argue with fools since they will drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience.
@pox - Aren't you the JPM insider, trolling GE washed out retiree boards here, eh? Your credibility goes thru the roof with this crowd here man.
Cramer is a carnival barker a POS.
Buy in price is $6.60
Cramer was positive on GE all the while JI was driving us off a cliff. Can’t remember how many softball interviews he gave that clown. Jim Cramer’s lack of due diligence on GE cost him, his trust, and anyone foolish enough to take his advice, untold millions.
Short squeeze
The fact is JP Morgan has both long and short positions on GE.
Stock is not worth buying until it is somewhere close to $4 per share.
Jim is THE negative index on the street.