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General Electric (GE) has delivered a substantial 396.5% return over the past five years, leading to recent analysis questioning if its current share price is justified by expected future cash flow, especially after experiencing a softer patch. Its GE Aerospace segment is noted for commercial and defense strength, with some analysts maintaining a positive outlook despite recent share price corrections.
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General Electric (GE) Stock Looks Fairly Valued on Cash Flow
General Electric has delivered a very large 396.5% return over the past 5 years, which naturally raises the question of whether the current US$319.22 share price is still grounded in the cash the business can generate. With that kind of long run move now meeting a softer patch in recent months, the key issue is how the stock lines up against the cash flow it is expected to produce over time. A roughly fourfold gain over 5 years puts a lot of faith into the future cash flows investors expect...
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General Electric Co is a leading entity in the Aerospace & Defense sector, headquartered in US.
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