A Prescient Bear: My Track Record on General Electric
As a seasoned analyst, I’ve had the privilege of sharing my insights on Seeking Alpha, and one of my most notable calls was on General Electric Company (GE). Between December 2017 and August 2020, I penned 17 bearish articles on the industrial conglomerate, and my skepticism was vindicated.
A Steep Descent
During that period, GE’s stock price plummeted from $17.45 to $6.43, a staggering 63.1% decline. This dramatic drop validated my negative outlook, and I’m proud to have provided guidance to investors who shared my concerns.
A Critical Eye on GE’s Leadership
My critiques were not limited to the company’s financials; I also questioned the leadership of John Flannery, who was at the helm during that tumultuous period. My analysis was met with skepticism by some, but my warnings ultimately proved prescient.
Transparency and Accountability
As a responsible analyst, I want to assure readers that I have no vested interests in GE or any other company mentioned in this article. My opinions are my own, and I receive no compensation for my writings beyond what Seeking Alpha provides.
A Word of Caution
It’s essential to remember that past performance is no guarantee of future success. Investors should always exercise caution and consider multiple perspectives before making investment decisions. My goal is to provide valuable insights, not to offer personalized advice or recommendations.
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