GE- I expect Charley Grant doesn't understand the GE intricacies:
GE's Fun With Numbers May Be Next to Go
It's now apparent that GE's goal of $2 in EPS by 2018 was based on the same cockeyed optimism that fueled its overly aggressive sales growth targets in years past (analysts on average are expecting just $1.65). But there's another problem with that number: it's based on a bevy of adjustments that investors are simply no longer willing to take the company's word on.
The common dividend will soak up 130% of the Industrial FCF in 2017
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