it is not owned by ge anymore. he was incredibly successful and rose up through the company and took a real liking to ge capital, which was ge's play on arbitrage in its aaa credit rating, borrowing money cheaply and lending in out expensively, which became a real achilles heel during the 2008 financial crisis. jack was intent on remaking the company and he succeeded. when he took over, the company had a market value of $12 billion and by august of 2020, a year before he left, i was with -- it was the most valuable company in the country, if not the world. that is why everybody -- that's an easy metric to gauge and i think that's why everybody was fawning all over him. i think one other point is it's important to remember jeffrey immelt, his successor, took over his first day in office as ceo was september 10, 2001. i would say the world changed dramatically for jeff and for ge, which -- reinsured the buildings at the financial center, that first day, jeff was actually out at boeing, which is one of ge's big custom

you were part of ge and you are much more focused.ht you might be able to explain to our viewers exactly where you play within the healthcare system and how your business is accelerating since you left ge. >> is a great question. the focus for us, we are a major facilitator about hospital systems run throughout the world. if you think about our imaging equipment everything from basic x-ray to a cardiac catheterization to the mri and ct, ultrasound. all those capabilities we provide to run hospitals. as well as many things used in the o.r. we monitor. we have many of the products that are used as healthcare gross throughout the world. as all of us are getting older, the population is growing and this is driving demand. >> the competitor reported that i thought quite disappointing but it took 10 years. when i look at the numbers, your numbers were so much better. those guys just did not know what to do and you are business as usual. you seem to be really gaining on the system. >> i think we have been focused as we came out to drive our

and we think it's a good time to be an owner of ge. >> what's left of ge just the aviation basically? >> yeah, so it's two businesses, two segments vernova, which is the power and renewables business. that's slated to be spun off in early '24. and that will leave aviation as remainco >> is this then a lesson in financial engineering or corporate management or both >> tyler, it's all of the above. we also call it -- we've been talking about this for five years, about this whole trend towards the demise of the conglomerate, the demerge, portfolio simplification, addition by subtraction. investors reward companies with a more focused portfolio so the timing was perfect for ge to simplify the story and now it's down to its lowest common denominator, aviation. >> mark my words long after i am retired, ge will reconglomerate, as will many of those conglomerates. the investment bankers will go to them and they will say you're going to be stronger with these other bolt-on components attached and watch, in 20 years it'll look a lot like the old company. i bet. >> tyler, it's going to happen a

we're going to ge. we are really angry. that's not the way the business works.ple who think long term it will want to own this stock after we get downgrades tomorrow and number cuts. but when i spoke to greg this morning it took my breath away, even though it's less than 1%, because like, if you look at the airlines, and you look at peak season, you know, he's talking about a few hours, 60 days. >> 60 days. >> geez, this is -- i mean these guys are making money hand over fist or we thought they were and if you're running delta, which has had a great quarter, suddenly you have to say, we have to take numbers down and that's what matters. >> is it that disruptive >> they have to take numbers down a-320. it's everybody narrow body. >> to your point, raytheon raised guidance except for free cash flow which they lowered on this issue, because of demand in the defense outlook and aviation. >> otherwise fundamentals of the business were strong. >> well, he -- >> they accelerated the inspection program because they start to see that things - >> what boeing has to say. w

case in point, ge health care which spun off at the beginning of the year.ill owns a chunk of that company, it's doing very well, and it actually was just announcing that it thinks it's going to get a boost from these new alzheimer's drugs because patients are going to need scans on ge health care machines. so a lot of good is happening for the company. jack: they just had earnings,s how were those? >> they blew earnings away, and and they actually did that by growing across the company. the core of ge right now is its aerospace business and, you know, people are flying again, travel is back. that's really benefiting them. but they're seeing growth across the business, so even in wind which has historically been a real problem for them, and and i think for investors, they're going to be looking forward to the next spin-off. they're spinning off the energy business. that's going to probably happen early next year, and i think that'll be the next thing to watch. jack: all right. i want to get to andrew and talk about how the braves are beating my mets by 17 ga

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>> so when you look at ge, i love the performance this year, i think that the trend in the short terms bullish and that looks great, especially if you are on for this ride however it makes it challenging especially if you want to come in and make a long term buy because of the move it has already had. i would prefer a pull back into 110 or or so that would give you a better entry with a an edge, especially if you are trying to place short-term trades along with the trend wait for a pull back, see if you can get a better entry and trade it up to about 120 or so. >> let's move on to ford, then downgraded to hold by jeff frees today, lags behind rivals in the ev space let's turn to phil lebeau. how low is the bar here, phil? >> you mean how low can the stock go is that what you're asking >> maybe has expectations for earnings come down somewhat? >> they have oh, absolutely and we will show you in a little bit how much the analysts estimates -- they brought in their estimates for the second half of the year when you talk about the downgrade it's a couple things, they've cut it to hold and

talk about these >> ge is the story getting more simple they spun out ge health care and going to spin business in january of 2024, and it gets much more of a narrower story and a state-of-the-art aerospace business and that's what we're focusing on and that business is improving rapidly. free cash flow going higher. margins going up they're delevering the balance sheet. i like ge even though it's up a lot i want to own it especially into the next spin that they do. spins typically work by the way, ge health care has worked nicely too. ingersoll rand is an onshore beneficiary and orders growing 8%, look to bill up north of 1.2 times and their free cash flow is growing double digits i like these names and ups i'm overweight that as well. and i think that one has been the laggard so that is one i would add to i think a big part of the big theme for industrials is either aerospace or onshoring but also a weaker dollar. the dollar if it comes coming down is positive for the industrials. >> deere, raytheon, speaking of aerospace. deere up with cat. go. >> yeah. i mean the demand is there fo

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look at ge, a stock -- a company everyone loved to hate two years ago. look at the chart of ge. maybe it will change its name and no one will remember that it was in the doghouse forever. that's been an incredible stock. we all have these types of names, and it's good to remember what is the reason that you bought it and go and revisit that case and thatargument and see if it's still valid. if it is and you can still trust it's moving forward, that's why we love this business. >> sechan, back over to you. is this a broader read or is meta a different story when it comes to the ability to grow facebook and growing reels the ai business doesn't seem to be working now mark zuckerberg announcing quest 3 still coming up, the headset >> what really excited us was price. price and change in focus. they are the beneficiary of economic strength in their ad spend. i think i have to put all this in perspective and making investments in growth companies. markets don't care for now it seems there's nothing to stop this momentum train. we have less earnings risk, less fed risk and room to get

if the answer is no, which are the ge is quite _ answer is no, which are the ge is quite likely. _ answer the tournament come here in— wales, will see the tournament come here in 2028. and a lot of people are getting really excited about that prospect. are getting really excited about that prospect-— are getting really excited about that --rosect. . , ., , , that prospect. some decisions still to be made. _ that prospect. some decisions still to be made, but— that prospect. some decisions still to be made, but as _ that prospect. some decisions still to be made, but as you _ that prospect. some decisions still to be made, but as you say - that prospect. some decisions still to be made, but as you say quite l that prospect. some decisions still. to be made, but as you say quite an exciting prospect. talk us through this idea of co—hosting. it is quite a pragmatic solution for countries that might otherwise not have met the requirements for individual bid? there are two ways of thinking, you have got _ there are two ways of thinking, you have got this cost of living at the moment, — have go

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lauren blanchard, here is the interesting thing, would you ge out of the water? yes on instagram and 93 said they would get out of the water. lauren brandt adjourned, what i your strategy? >> i'm in my car and i'm backin out. >> that is your shark strategy? >> that is it for me. freshwater only. >> it's either cool or emotion and blanchard is on the pulpit everybody else's in the ocean and she is in the pool. >> i actually swim in the malib triathlon and this was going through my mind a lot we saw a couple of seals but in my mind thought i would do something strategic, like polk attend the ir push away. i think i would probably just freak out and start swimming away. >> i'm going to give you some technique. i was taught this by some guy who said he is a big shark defender. of sharks open their mouths, they can't cease. you just bat them away. >> that's what you're supposed to do and this is what experts say paid you cannot splash around you cannot swim and you cannot outswim a shark page mak eye contact that you look big i you slowly swim backwards. do not let th

fedex, ge, rock well among the high flyers. sector's really broken out, up 13% since the start of june is this a sign that the market rally is broadening out? we've been sort of flagging this for awhile tim, you are excited about fedex and the lot. >> i think it's interesting, since we saw the relative underperformance, or the end of the qs and the semis outperforming the s&p right around june 1st. you've actually seen, we talked about retail, it's done the best, but you've seen the xli up 6.5% against the s&p, the iyt, the transports up 8.5% and to me, look, we had fedex numbers recently it's a case, you talk about a ge, you talk about a fedex, people, investors needed to see major changes before they came around i think some of it is just the tailwind from the entire sector. some of it is prices coming down, supply chain easing up and valuations, i i mean, we're at this place where you're rotating fedex is a story that i think continues to be a bottom up story of improvement and one that i'm having trouble at some point think

i was struggling because ge, i call them toucheurbines. they call them turbines.thanks to the incredible strength of their aerospace business but early next year they'll spin off a division and i can't believe i said that, because i hated that division for a very long time. the ira also iincentivizes inves in carbon capture and storage. the first thing that comes to mine is denbury, technically an oil and gas producer, but they used their expertise to become a leading player in carbon capture technology they're very good at it. i like talking to those guys i also like enbridge, the canadian pipeline company that is working on a network of pipelines. enbridge is doing terrific things to transport energy in the gulf thank you rusty brazil and that's a proven winner away from the ira. those are some of the potential winners as the provisions go into full gear this is such a sprawling piece of legislation that i could spend an entire week on it alone. i love going over it there is so much money to be made just reading the fine print. but the bottom line, as the ira su

real quick what a day and i know some people said, well, rtx's problems is good news for ge, keep in mind, an airline is going to stick with the geered turbo fan engine. they're not going to say, trade it out that's not how it works. >> especially not when it's the matter of a disc i understand it's good news that planes aren't grounded, but when you talk about 60 days start to finish on a process, where you have to take the engine out, you're still taking that plane out of commission. >> yep >> taking it off the runways in a situation where it's already tight capacity is there any thought of compensation that will have to be put aside -- >> that's part of it >> the $500 million is just the inspections, right >> well, that's inspections and the beginning of the compensation for the airlines. they need to work that out with the airlines, and that depends on how many aircraft ultimately are out of service, for how long, this takes time to work out, but $500 million, that's the starting point for this year >> okay. phil, thank you. >> you bet >> ful lebeau. guy? >> raytheon is notorious

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this is ge aerospace, advancing flight for future generations. ♪ welcome to a new era of flight.erall, the inflation outlook is positive. this should be diminishing from here but we continue to be surprised by the dynamics of this reopening economy. we have to let the data guide us. jon: he was speaking to cbs and called soft landing hopes and dream somewhat unrealistic. -- dreams somewhat unrealistic. look out for data later. lisa has talked about this, the opinion survey, how tight the landing -- is getting from banks in america. tom: at a quiet moment and i thought about something you two have brought up which is, i think it is weird how we have 100% agreement on the fed on these boats. --votes. i don't think it is healthy. do they dissent at the ecb, i don't know but the 11-0, we all agree. jon: if you get from pushback -- some pushback, it comes from the office space. the best part of 20 years. lisa: the strategic ambiguity we hear is covering from -- disagreement in theory. from the fed. maybe november, that is when you get the fisher's --fsiiures -- fissures. in a the bond

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maria: were getting general electric earnings right now ge beats expectation with the revenue at $15.9 share versus the estimate of 46 cents a share, better expected on revenue and earnings the stock is done well over the last year what he wanted do of allocating capital with regard to what you're hearing from earnings? >> what we scenes from earnings it's very early in the earnings seasons but we deploy capital across the market and we invest in the market dollar cost averaging and were looking within the financial industrial sectors which ge is within the industrial sector, were looking within the sectors left behind the market rally and if there is a recovery underway, for recession truly is pushed off her another six or 12 months or even longer than getting into the sectors like industrials and financials makes sense there's a lot of room to run within the company's profits and we see that today as well as the stock prices that haven't kept up with consumer discretionary so far this year. maria: were in the middle of a very busy week. carol jump in with all these earnings heading p

this is ge vernova, helping generate and move the energy that our world needs. ♪ welcome to a new erapartsinevelos leading the stocks maybe some parts declining. >> we'll start with the declining. southwest is firmly in negative territory down almost 10% as earnings come in below expectations they predict rising costs. the report is amplifying some concerns of slowing domestic air travel demand. international airlines aren't seeing the same trends that's not the case out on the ocean with cruise demands still booming. royal caribbean posted earnings per share 17% above wall street estimates with more growth expected this year the ceo saying, quote, another step -- a step change in booking volumes leading us to expect double digit net growth. carnival and caribbean growing. >> kristina, thank you. >>> it's the last chance to weigh in on our twitter question we ask with the dow on this historic run, which stock in that index are you most optimistic about for the rest of the year is it microsoft, jpmorgan, apple or boeing? with that, closing bell on twitter, think about the stocks that h

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. ♪ this is ge aerospace, advancing flight for future generations. ♪ welcome to a new era of flight.time now for for what it's worth. $11 billion u.s. is how much subsidy funding the canadian government will provide to stellantis for an ev battery plant after canada already committed huge incident is to volkswagen for a similar facility. this is due in part to a parallel pitch being made in the u.s. following the passage of the inflation reduction act. matt: this is i guess their answer to the inflation reduction act an incredible amount of stimulus for these corporations. stellantis $15 million canadian. volkswagen $13 billion canadian. they are making a big push with these financings and it will help bring i hope incredibly high horsepower and allowed ev's to the streets of both of our nations. jon: certainly that is the hope, the more companies that hear about these subsidies that's another road we will have to watch. this is bloomberg. ♪ how can you sleep on such a firm setting? gab, mine is almost the same as yours. almost is just another word for not as good as mine. the queen

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