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Non-Tech : General Electric (GE)
GE 308.23-0.8%2:31 PM EST

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To: sandeep who wrote (1732)2/26/2001 3:51:01 PM
From: Arthur Tang  Read Replies (2) of 3256
 
Thank you for the links. They sure are good reading if I am queasy in my stomach.

First Druker, the aging consultant of GE. Good accessment of Honeywell, it is. What is missed out is the indepth analysis of the tax refund of 7 previous years that GE might take advantage of because of the current technology advancement. Write offs and amortization of plants, inventory, and good will bring cash to the table. Chrysler just propose to do it with tax refund. GE will be tough to make them(HON subsidiaries) number one or two in their industries soon.

The street dot com is not analyst in nature, they missed the revenue growth factor. How sad. Earnings of 2.7% for a 37 time P/E ratio is because of compounding profits and revenue growth internally. It also shows anticipation of next years' growth. Equity growth(even higher P/E ratio from faster revenue growth) is why people invest in GE, not past earnings or dividends. Then there is the small dividend which GE gives to lower their earnings to revenue ratio, which helps widows and orphans.

Forget it. To each his own. Worry about the 85 million share shorts and why these put down articles are popular.
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