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#41 milbank

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Posted 13 April 2008 - 06:39 PM

GE's action was telling. From some of the bull posts what I hear is that the market has anticipated the coming recession. If that was the case, then why did GE gap down like it did? It's because it has not anticipated. The coming fundamental news is not reflected in stocks. You had the proof Friday.


Eggs Zachary. There is still so much denial amongst the "smart money" it's hard for me to understand why they are called that because they ain't.


Finally, I would go on to say that despite the fact that we mostly post about technicals here, doesn't imply that fundamentals aren't important, perhaps more important. If you feel that your technicals let you down on Friday, perhaps you should look closer at the possible fundamentals in connection with the technicals. In a bull market the market would have taken the GE news, gapped lower, then rallied.

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I would only add that, with all due respect IndexTrader, if we had the fundamental environment for a bull market, GE would not have had that kind report to begin with.
That they did, having nothing to do with the stock's movement, tells everyone how serious this the situation is and we are still early on, by my estimate, in the unravelling.

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#42 SemiBizz

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Posted 13 April 2008 - 06:53 PM

Anyone who believes GE was shocked and surprised by anything that happened in March, deserves to take their losses. They sandbagged this up to the last minute, including a spectacular rally in the shares to 38.XX in the final 2 weeks of March, when supposedly their Finance business fell off a cliff. There was plenty of time to warn, they just chose to milk it for all it was worth. Just goes to show you, you can't trust any of these BA$TARDS... :angry:
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#43 milbank

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Posted 13 April 2008 - 07:47 PM

Anyone who believes GE was shocked and surprised by anything that happened in March, deserves to take their losses. They sandbagged this up to the last minute, including a spectacular rally in the shares to 38.XX in the final 2 weeks of March, when supposedly their Finance business fell off a cliff. There was plenty of time to warn, they just chose to milk it for all it was worth.

Just goes to show you, you can't trust any of these BA$TARDS... :angry:


Yeah. Immelt has a lot of splainin' to do. He used the Bear Stearns blowup as his excuse and, even if their situation affected his, he had over two weeks to start preparing investors and he didn't. Had he prepped investors days or a week or two before the earnings cam out Friday, the stock would have been hit earlier but, perhaps after Friday's announcement, it might have gone up. GE's vaunted credibility is going to take a major hit going forward with investors.

Edited by milbank, 13 April 2008 - 07:49 PM.

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