imo, GE isn't worth much more than $2:
Posted by: timhyma Date: Friday, January 23, 2009 8:16:20 AM
In reply to: EZredux who wrote msg# 28491 Post # of 29967
LMAO- Man, I been trying to tell you:
Posted by: timhyma Date: Tuesday, January 06, 2009 8:41:26 AM
In reply to: EZredux who wrote msg# 41034 Post # of 41314
B.S.- GE tangable assets are around $1.37 per share. No way is it worth $100
Plus, their debt to cash ratio is downright scary.
Fundementals means everything, especially in the current market, imo.
Posted by: timhyma Date: Friday, June 27, 2008 6:23:27 PM
In reply to: rayrohn who wrote msg# 18042 Post # of 28503
lol- another beer is won:
Posted by: timhyma Date: Tuesday, April 15, 2008 6:22:33 PM
In reply to: EZ2 who wrote msg# 15469 Post # of 18043
OK- let's bet. I say GE goes under $27 before you see it get over $38- one year timeframe. If it does neither, then you buy a round on your 3.9% yeild, lol.
Posted by: timhyma Date: Tuesday, April 15, 2008 7:35:22 AM
In reply to: timhyma who wrote msg# 15390 Post # of 28503
Just looked at the fundamentals of GE.
Tangable book is around $1.80ish
They have over 30x more debt than cash
cash flows have decreased 30%
given the downward estimates of 15% declines- puts earnings around $1.97. With a 12 P/E= $23.60ish value, and still has a lot of risk due to the above stats, imo.
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