General Electric Company

The longtime trader makes a stock choice that might shock some investors.

Here are the stocks making the biggest market moves midday.

Treasury bond volatility is at the highest levels of the year as Wall Street enters the teeth of the third quarter earnings season.

Money managers are very bullish about where stocks are headed.

This is what could happen next to GE Aerospace shares.

Focus shifts from political risks to a host of corporate earnings reports Tuesday as stocks look to steady from last week's retreat.

The troubled aerospace giant hopes buying back the maker of its 737 fuselages will help turn the company around.

This is what could happen next to GE Aerospace shares.

Wall Street is looking to extend its recent rally ahead of the first of the Big Six big tech earnings after the closing bell.

General Electric posted its final earnings as a combined company Tuesday, with the now stand-alone GE Aerospace boosting its full-year-profit forecast.

Stocks are looking at their first back-to-back gains for the month Tuesday with a host of blue-chip earnings reporting first-quarter earnings.

Stocks took a beating last week amid inflation and Middle East worries. Now they face a big week of earnings. And maybe a rally.

Inflation concerns are keeping stocks in the red Tuesday as markets eye jobs data and Fed speakers later in the session.

Spinoffs from 3M and General Electric will start trading this week. GE will get a slight name change as it focuses on aerospace.

Here's would could happen to General Electric shares next.

The online retail giant's place in the corporate firmament is cemented with membership in the Dow.

Walmart is splitting its stock at the end of February. That may lead to more changes in the 128-year-old index. Here's how it might happen.

Stocks are pressing ahead to records amid renewed bets that the Federal Reserve will execute a soft landing for the world's biggest economy.

General Electric expects to separate its power and aerospace divisions later this year.

The current concentrated nature of the S&P 500 is without precendent. Let's look at how we arrived here and what that means for the market. Plus, an update of my current top-10 holdings.

Let's look at the biggest news of the weekend, Trump's promises for his next term, and the market's positive and negative charts.

The company embarks on a $19 billion capital raise. It's got new leadership. Will it all fly?

Let's check the yield curve, what happened at McDonald's and more.

Plus, earnings from PulteGroup and Herc Holdings are good for several Portfolio positions.

The group is expanding beyond Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, and we should pay attention.

Let's look at M2 Money Supply, October uncertainties and why we should watch out for ... BRICS.

While good earnings and economic optimism are driving market momentum, hundreds of names are set to report results this week.

This aerospace and defense firm might offer a way to trade in a tough environment.

Here's how we would play the rally following the company's latest earnings.

After GE Aerospace's latest report, we've got a new price target and guidance for this surging stock.

As earnings season heats up, with key reports from Alphabet and Tesla, we're assessing how CrowdStrike's fumble has shaken up the sector, and if a market rotation is even deserved.

Now the big questions: If Biden isn't fit to run, is he fit to serve? Are politics priced in? And how will UPS, Alphabet, Tesla and the rest report?

The unwind continues, but today had a different type of feel. Plus, we look at BMY, GE, MSFT, SLV, C, CMG, EBAY, and LULU.

The week gets hotter and hotter as it winds down. This is not a warning. Just a reminder to play the game in front of you. Be agile and adapt to your environment.

Let's look at the big-picture economy, including futures, global policy uncertainty and price creep ... and see something building: GE's charts.

Pretty and ugly? Strong and weak simultaneously? A continuously narrowing rally is what we have.

The secret to getting rich is to buy only those stocks that go up. The billion-dollar question is finding those stocks before they go up. Until we have the crystal ball, we'll stick to our indicators. Today, we look at W, GE, FCX, XME, and XLU.

Speculators have arrived in droves this week. Meme stocks alone were ridiculous but to then trade this many shares of penny stocks is not bullishness and needs to be shaken out.

Stocks are riding a two-week losing streak as 10-year Treasury yields flirt with 5%.

The investment firm's analysts rework forecasts on interest rates.

The healthcare provider plans to sell off certain assets through its Chapter 11 bankruptcy case.