General Electric (NYSE:GE)
has been one of my go-to industrial stocks since around mid-2009, and
the stock hasn't disappointed in that time – rising more than 140% and
besting the return of the S&P 500
by about 30% or so. Companies and stock picks are always fluid, though,
and the recent developments in GE's industrial margins and free cash
flow (FCF)
generation haven't been all that positive (particularly in power).
While some of this is cyclicality and some is likely growing pains, a
somewhat longer ramp back to strong operating performance leads me to
think that GE is close to fair value absent a big turnaround in industrial demand and/or margins at GE.
Please read the full piece here:
http://www.investopedia.com/stock-analysis/061313/absent-quick-turnaround-power-ge-has-gone-far-enough-now-ge-si-nov-spw.aspx
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