GE GE Aerospace

$GE | GE Aerospace Q3 Earnings: - Adjusted EPS: $2.25 (est $2.01) - Adjusted Rev: $13.29B (est $12.86B) - Commercial Engines & Services Revenue: $10.34B (est $9.94B) - Sees FY Adjusted EPS: $8.00 To $8.10 Saw $7.65 To $7.85 - Sees FY Adjusted Free Cash Flow: $9.1B To $9.4B Saw $8.9B To $9.2B - Plans To Issue New Debt In '27 To Partially Fund CPP Deal

$GE At this trendline, you’d still be trading at 26.5x FY 28 eps. But the backlog is $170B for commercial services and $210B overall vs a $308.6b valuation. That’s what starts to make this look like a value. I suspect anyone who buys here is making 10% in 4 months. May bleed a little more near-term.

$GE What the fuck? Off the fucking cliff. Why? Nothing else is dropping like this. Never trading this again.

$GE What the fuck? Off the cliff with the market and then no bounce like the market. And on a beat. Fucking manipulation.

$GE seems to always have a poor reaction to earnings and then rebounds about 2-4 weeks later. Frustrating stock lately. Based on prior patterns could pullback more in near term but will eventually get back to 330-340 level.

$GE yea already down 50 pts 3mo scale let’s dump on solid earnings What a dogshit market

$GE Someone really didn't want this closing at or above 300. They fought it all day long.

Sentiment glimpse ahead of earnings this afternoon and tomorrow morning illustrates the pensive mood ahead of so many earnings. I left the chart with no line emphasized to amplify the striking neutral theme. Five names read at 57, barely Bullish. None are Extremely Bullish; none are Extremely Bearish. They are all sloped positive tho so moods are improving after Friday's selloff. $GE $STLD $RTX $MMM $ALLY

$GE Q3 adjusted EPS came in at 2.25 dollars vs 2.01 expected, adjusted revenue 13.29 billion dollars, up 18% YoY. Orders jumped 49% to 19.0 billion dollars, Commercial Engines & Services revenue rose 21% to 10.34 billion dollars, and operating margin was 22.5%, back up from 21.7% in Q2. Full-year EPS guidance raised to 8.00 to 8.10 dollars, from 7.65 to 7.85.

$GE Q3 '26 Earnings Results & Recap • Reported GAAP EPS of $2.25 up 35.54% YoY • Reported revenue of $13.29B up 17.51% YoY

$GE short filled on the bounce into our 301–304 zone, topped at 307.36 under the 308.70 stop and rolled over. Now 299.03 (-3.9%). T1 286.20 🎯

Can we see a potential $GE breakout soon?! The $295-300 area has been holding well (psychological levels) AND the marked support area is a tad lower (~$279) is very unlikely to break 1. A push past the 50Week or $320 would be the call trigger (confirming strenght) 2. Pullback towards the previously mentioned support area with stops at a close under $271.55

$GE **The print:** adjusted EPS $2.25 vs $2.00 expected. Sales $14.12B vs $12.85B. Orders up 49%. Full-year EPS outlook raised to $8.00–$8.10, from $7.65–$7.85 (Wall Street had $7.92). **Today:** it opened −3.4% at $300.66, bounced to about $306 by 10:15, and is at $297.40 now (−4.5%). GE was sold from the start: a good print that got sold anyway. **Why it's down:** costs rose, the insurance business swung to a loss, and on the call the CFO said GE engines are piling up at Boeing because engine deliveries are running ahead of plane deliveries. That reads as slower engine sales ahead. The jet-parts maker [HWM] is down 5.2% with it. **Its history:** GE has done exactly this in 3 of its last 4 prints. It beat, then fell 4–7% on day 1. Each time it got back only about 1% over the next 5 days, and over 10 days it was +3.9%, flat and +2.7%. That's a small bounce.

$GE Buying here.. going to see if you bulls can first get back over 300, and then test HOD (less likely).

$GE beat and raised, and the stock is still down about 4.3% near $298. Q3: revenue up 16% to 14.1 billion dollars, adjusted EPS $2.25 vs $2.01 expected, orders up 49%, and 2026 EPS guidance lifted to $8.00-$8.10. The worry is oil: WTI jumped toward $110, and GE warned high fuel prices could make airlines fly less. The pattern on our Earnings Move page: GE fell after each of its last 3 reports, all beats, and today is on track to be the 4th. Options priced about 3.4% for today; the drop is already bigger. Real oil problem, or an overreaction?

$GE -4.6% to 296.90, cracking the 296.60 Oct 8 floor. Still under the 20-day (311.38) and 50-day (327.87), lower highs since August. Short on bounce: entry 301.00–304.00 (back into the broken Oct 6–7 shelf) Stop: 308.70 (over the Oct 9 high 308.61) T1: 286.20 (May 20 low) T2: 279.40 (May 4 low) Key level: 304.00. A close back over it kills it. Bearish 📉

$GE Low trading volume makes reading these charts a lot cleaner. I know the mainstream narrative says everyone is just waiting out the midterms, but that's exactly why I'm skeptical. As a day trader, I’m inclined to taking a contrarian approach here.

$GE "Trade Idea 4: Sell the October 23 Expiry 290/335 Strangle for a $3.70 credit." looks to expire. Let IV fall then can buy to close or watch

$GE "Trade Idea 2: Buy the October 23 Expiry 312.50/317.50 Call Spread ($3.55) and sell the October 23 Expiry 295 Put for 50 cents.' a bust. Looks to expire.

Last time $GE traded this tight, in Nov 2025, it rose 8.1% over the next 3 months. That's one case. The score is a 7 for now, Average, #3 of 4 in its industry.