, look, is rtx better than ge? rtx's bench business is so strong >> got quite a multiple, though, jim. >> david, quite a multiple maybe it deserves it maybe these dwufrb a multiple. >> it may deserve it, but if it comes anywhere near kind of a possible miss or anything like that, it's going to gehit. it's a rich multiple, in the 40s. >> well, look, you have to look at the forward numbers, david. forward numbers are very good. and you have to be a little more wishful and positive and not your usual kind of downer thing that he just gave me >> wishful about defense spending >> yeah, unfortunately, they pay -- >> it's a downer for you >> defense spending, they pay on time that's what's interesting. you know who the payer is. you. >> speaking of that, we're going to hear what paul tudor jones and larry fink have been saying about the race for the white house, election day, of course, two weeks away already 15 million americans have voted early look at the premarket as we said, got some pressure as the ten-year back abo

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ge health care all three are good three ges.tt in washington >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> booo-ya same riot back at you what's up? >> caller: i recently retired after 30 years with the best medical device company in the world, stryker >> they're really good you're right striker's a really good company. i have been recommending stryker a very long time it's just one of those companies you want to own it i have to say this and forget about it because that's how good it is. congratulations on a long career there. let's go to jay in nevada, please, jay. >> caller: boo-yah, jim bo >> what's up >> caller: first time, long time, club member, blah, blah, blah i was looking for some mid-cap exposure and this company with a large position in several etfs i looked at. what are your thoughts on lanceius holdings? >> it's a great place to be. particularly with all the things being done with ai i'm going to throw in another. medtronic. i like jeff. he think he's doing a terrific job. let's go to sam in massachusetts. >> caller: i may be callin

ge just reporting.>> andrew, this is a beat on the bottom line with ge earnings $1.15 a share in the third quarter. one cent better than expectations revenue coming in shy of expectations at 8.49 billion i want to talk about the numbers within the numbers operating margin in the third quarter 20.3%. free cash flow of $1.8 billion up 5% versus last year total orders up 28% compared to q3 last year commercial engine orders up 29% versus last year defense offorders in the third quarter up 19% i got off the phone with larry culp the critical suppliers, the ones they have been targeting to work with to improve the performance, deliveries up 18%. quarter over quarter they are clearly attacking the supply chain and having success. eps in the range of 4.20 to 4.95 operating profit margin or profit overall, excuse me, $6.7 billion to 6.billion an increase from 6.5 to 6.8. increased guidance of 5.6 to 5.8 for the full year. they were expecting 5.3 to 5.6 billion. they beat the street by a penny and raised guidanc

look at the profit margins for ge aerospace.aid, we'll spin off the other two, i'm going to run this company, because he's got them cooking right now. look at the profit margin growth. halfway through this year, it's hard to say exactly where they are. but they'll be up around that 17, 18, 19% level going into the q3 results. and if you spend time with larry c culp, as we did when we went to the ge plant in wales earlier this year, he loves to take you on a gmable walk. he walks around, and talks about, how can we be more efficient. there's fake lean and real lean. and haas what larry is focused on. the real lean manufacturing. and it raises the question, as they have become more efficient, what's the next leg of growth for general electric? a couple of things here. one, he's nowhere close to improving the results to the level that he wants to see. stronger supply chain is a big part of that. they've got more than 500 of their people out working with their suppliers, as part of right to improve the supply chain. the leap engine

, take a look at ge, it beat the street by a penny.wouldn't know it from looking at the stock today because it sold off despite posting really solid results across the board with all of its key metrics including q3 operating margin of 20.3%. it also raised its 2024 earnings per share guidance as well as its operating profit guide scott, when you've got a pe ratio of 41.5, not surprising that some days people are going to say you've come a long ways in a period of time it's time to sell. >> only up 110% over the last 12 months point well taken phil, thanks. >>> seema, tell us what to look for with texas instruments. >> scott, the setup isn't great, texas instruments doesn't have that ai exposure other semiconductors like nvidia have, plus it sells into automotive and industrial which have been very weak. earlier that's week elliott management did take the $2.5 billion stake in the company pushing for changes in the free cash flow numbers. investors will now want an update on whether targets are achievable it's also on deck to receive ne

that's creating a lot of demand for the aftermarket which is about a 700 percent of ge's business --b 70%. as production slows down which is something we think is going to happen for a couple years, helps ge's profit margins. charles: you gave us a lot of information and referenced airplane. >> it's a great movie. charles:s it is. thanks a lot. jay powell family said that data, they're going to use data to guide them. a lot of folks are saying you didn't really use it for the 50 basis point move, so what are they going to use? we'll ask michelle girard, i think he's got an idea or two. we'll be right back. ♪ fireball ♪ ♪ ♪ when a tough cough finds you on the go, a syrup would be... silly! woo! hey! try new robitussin soft chews. packed with the power of robitussin... in every bite. easy to take cough relief, anywhere. chew on relief, chew on a ♪ robitussin ♪ the world needs more metals to empower a growing population. west red lake gold is embracing the opportunity with unmatched expertise and rapid production. they plan to pour their first gold in 2025. west red lake gold, mining do

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palantir finally blown out and doing well that stock and ge. the spin is 90% raytheon and lockheed. i'm interested how they report today. look for the cyberspace, not just the missiles in the air. >> you want to talk about something else tied to the election rise of the dollar up 3% i want to ask about the investor impact in your mind, is there any sector that makes you want to stay away from the idea of the streng strengthening dollar >> i think this is a trend we'll see and the dollar will probably cool off after the election and the markets will rise. to me, this is just a near-term bump i don't think we're going to be worried about it over the long term >> jay woods, thank you. the pick is the telecoms one more look at the futures as we mentioned hitting the lows of the morning. take a look at the dow it would open 220 points lower s&p down almost 30 points. nasdaq down 135 points that will do it for us here on "worldwide exchange. "squawk box" starts right now. >>> good morning stock futures pointing to a lower open after yesterday's sello

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sheila: ge has done a phenomenal job.e price says over the last two years this has been one of the top 10 performers out of the market. they reported a 5% ebit raise and eps rates and a 5% free cash flow rates but the stock is down on a reversion to the original equipment trade. so, more new equipment planes and out of the out of market rates. a lot of my investors are pushing back at me saying, sheila, your aftermarket rate is over. i completely disagree. i think we will take a step back like we did in june and july on aftermarket multiples because they are at all-time highs but if you look at q4 exit rates with rates down printed, q4 oe rates are down 15% and up for next year. it seems like there is risk in that. i feel -- i still think planes will be slow to enter the market and older planes will stay in the fleet longer. aftermarket trading has legs to go but multiples won't stay where they are. sonali: ge aerospace up 75% this year, 8%. what's 8%? but at the end of the day what you are saying implies near-term volati

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number one is ge aerospace. there was some weakness in some orders and some lingering supply-chain issues. that would not be a big deal except it was already at 90%. people sold first and asked questions later. they don't think, ge has demand ahead and great growth. that takes wisdom. genuine wisdom. who has time for wisdom when you could ring the register. that's how a fantastic stock like ge aerospace closes down nine %. then we look at the pultegroup. they have to offer incentives for people to buy homes. they said we expect incentives to remain elevated for at least the remainder of the year. what incentives? aren't they reeling in the money? we don't need the incentives. but the real loan rates keep running higher. with mortgage rates expensive something has to give. it might be the price of the house and that's how they plunged more than 7% today. how about nucor? this should be a huge deal for the fed cutting rates but steel pricing is horrible. they gave a dismal forecast for the current quarter. it took

. >> i like larry culp from ge. >> and by the way, look at that.umber six on the list here. >> created a huge amount of wealth. i'm going over, trying to be fair isaac. that is fico. by the way, all of these companies that are, like, fintech, they're fico, and what do we come down to? we've got broadcom, which is nvidia. what am i going to say? nvidia is the backbone of this two-year anniversary. and unlike karp, jensen's a good guy. karp might be a good guy. >> vistra, related to nvidia as well. >> well, really, because they need the power. yes. so, it's nvidia is in a datacenter, which needs vistra. so look, unless royal caribbean, though -- >> that one, not that's not. >> doesn't seem like he's a cruise guy. he's a lot of things. he's a chef. he's an architect. >> we're going to talk more about how this leads to goldman upgrading equities and in a falling rate environment, what that means for some of the results we've gotten so far. we do want to touch on china, though. investors digesting the country's weekend press conference regarding more st

take a look at ge aerospace and reported earnings this morning and they raised their fully profit outlook for the third time this year and why is it down 8% and that was the good news and l, lu lemon -- lulu lemon partnering with them and new items available for just the teams and not sure who going on that going on october 29th and all teams are available beginning next season. the stock is up nearly 1% and coming up $300. stuart: got it. ashley, thank you. coming up, donald trump revealed he got a call from an unexpected supportedder after the first assassination attempt. >> barack called and said i want to have his number and what he did is sort of incredible. stuart: we got more from trump's conversation with the undertaker coming up for you. typically dominating early voting for elections and this year republicans are cutting into that lead. we'll break down the numbers for you. former adviser to obama said kamala harris' surrogates are tired of looking like band of idiots and can't be easy to represent harris right now and former white house press secretary takes that on next. ♪ wel

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another client favorite is ge. why? >> what an amazing story the last couple years.ou think what's happened with the breakup. this stock, legacy was always a great tolholding of clients this has come out of it looking fantastic and continues to grow and continues to go to the upside many people have this -- tesla is one on the retail side to be more in and out, if you will in ge, this is one people hold for a longer term. it's been a stalwart for years not a lot in the expected move like tesla, but one people are watching closely. >> some of the most bearish names. you brought us starbucks and walmart. let's cover starbucks. new ceo. a lot of excitement around that. what will that do to the stock >> i think what's been really interesting about starbucks, as you mentioned with the new ceo he comes in and stock rallies. rockets up so much excitement he can do a lot of great things in the food service industry however, the sthock has been in holding period i think what the street wants to hear as they come up to earnings what are they going to do? he's talked about the

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my cousin lost his job when the ge plant closed in massachusetts.ut that is what you have got to do, got to get corporate tax down. so the administration got the growth rate up to 3% and unemployment down to 3.5%. that is why he did a good job, he is a businessman, and that is why he should be our next president again. host: that is why eddie is voting for the former president. we go to benny in michigan, independent. caller: good morning. i just want to speak to the people that are out there thinking about voting and who to vote for. remember who supports this ex- president, the kkk, the american nazi party, oath keepers, the proud boys. we cannot have a convicted felon leading our country. he cannot even vote in most states. this is america, and we have to vote for america and forget the party. remember what you are voting for. thank you. host: democratic caller, kathleen in chicago. caller: thank you. please let me get these three things in. thank god this morning for joe biden when we woke up, because now we do not have to worry about having a s

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entrepreneurial growth companies in many cases growing we're seeing some older bureau catic walmart gempanies the retailers laying off walmart laid off 200,000 target laid off 50 something thousand ge laid off 40, 50,000 target home depot the older more bureaucratic companies laying off, to earlier point on show the stem area is strong we're seeing companies a.i. i am also college professor seeing students using technology finance skills in very long this market. >> it is interesting to me this is the last employment report before the election. so, it looks on the surface, to be a real good one. going into the election. yeah. this is the last jobs' report before the election. does it impact it? it is not? >> november. >> wait a second election november 5, on tuesday. >> friday november 1 is -- >> the last one thank you for that correction, e.j. how do you see things? >> maria i don't think this is having much impact simply because the average american is living the economic reality of bidenomics every single day, you know they've been living under the biden-harris administration for 3

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follow all of c-span's hurricane ge on c-span now, our free video app, or online at c-span.org.ay on c-span, our campaign 2024 coverage continues at 2:00 p.m. easte wh democratic vice presidential nominee tim walz in chandler, arizona alongse s. senate candide presentative ruben gallego. jim mccain, the son of the late senator john mccain, expected to be in attendance. following thatvent, we hear from rubcan vice presidential nominee jd vance who is also campaigng the battleground state of arizona where the latest polling has former presintonald trump with a slight lead over vice president kamalaars. but still within the margin of error. watch that eventn cson live at three o later in theveng, donald trump holds a rally in reing, pennsylvania. that's expected tgeunderway at 7:00 p.m.. at 9:00, ruben gallego and republican kari lake debate for arizona's open senate seat. this will be their foes -- first and only debate. amwalter rates the race has liens democrat. that's on c-spa you can also watch on c-span now or online at c-span.org. next, the israeli prime minister benjamin ne

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you might as well again with ge v vernova because you have something to fall back on and still get thespace mobile >> okay. i have felt that that company is overvalued it's a telecommunications company with mobile space. i keep waiting for starlink to come out and then i'd be more involved that's the elon musk company i can not recommend asd space mobile it doesn't make any money. let's go to mark in connecticut. mark >> caller: hey, jim, how are you doing? thanks for taking my caw. >> of c>> of course, thank you. >> dexcom. >> last quarter was really terrible a new quarter is on the horizon. i frankly can't believe it can be as bad as the last quarter. and kevin sayer i think can deliver. but i lost conviction after the last quarter i really did and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the "lightning round"! [ buzzer ] >> the "lightning round" is sponsored by charles schwab. >>> coming up, forget yankees versus dodgers one of the biggest rivalries these days seems to be activists versus ceo cramer tackles the companies in the crosshairs, next business. it's not a nine-to-f

it feels a little like a ge story from five years ago.n you finally change the ceos, you look under the hood, realize what has been going on not just for a couple of months but really for multiple years, and the quality control because they outsourced so much of this to so many other people, to be a cash flow machine obviously means maybe it shouldn't have been the cash flow machine it was. having said that, if they hold this credit rating i want to own this stock. even if they issue $15 billion in equity i think at some point the stock rices. >> phil lebeau, thank you for the fine reporting there. >>> meanwhile, the s&p rising more than half a percent to close above the 5,800 mark for first time ever. the dow also with a record close, while the nasdaq got within 2% of its all-time high, ending the day at the best level we've seen since mid-july. that strength really came off the back of a strong start to the earning season. wells fargo and jpmorgan led banks higher after their results. goldman sachs, morgan stanley which reports next wee

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compare it to a current newspaper articles they do not have much in common in terms of language and pg so getudents to unpack the language is one of the biggest challenges. what i want my students to understand is that these ordinary humans were extraordinary heroes. we are having this national conversation about how we teach social science. the idea that multiple things can be true, we have people who struggled but also did great things and history connects, the things we experience now have lines back to the struggles from back then. peter: we want to thank the social science teacher for sharing her thoughts on teaching the federalist papers. charles from louisville, kentucky, thank you for holding. go ahead. >> my question is on the checks and balances on the constitution and politics we have today. it seems to me that legislation was changed years ago when the democrats had full control and when they lost the house, they could not seem to pass any bills because they cannot get them on the floor because the democrats really had control of the house. peter: thank you. charles brought conte

comes - around an hour or so after we had there was a direct strike a residential house in the area of ge which is in the shoof district. first there were reports that it was health association, then turned out to be a residential house and there are two up until now recorded murders as a result of... that attack specifically, there are also also lot of injured children in that strike, we have several areas also in the bacca where they are targeting specifically the civilians, so it's a systematic targeting of civilians, but it's even different and more extreme and more massive than what we saw in the past, for example if want to compare it with 2006, and this is what it seems like, and less of course that we have initient of course to the fact that... continue with the shelling, we also can see that what their aim was through this shell is to put pressure on their civilians, to insight them against the resistance and to weaken the resistance. the israel regime has killed more palestinians as nearly one year long genocidal war in gaza continues relentlessly. the regime's latest attack. ki

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deaton: pittsfield because i think of my clients that i represented that worked at the ge plant in pittsfield that had mesothelioma. moderator: name a political role model who is currently in office. mr. deaton: currently in office? i like amy klobuchar for example because she's a moderate. moderator: senator warren? sen. warren: i give a lot of credit to president zelenskyy who has been on the front lines for three years. mr. deaton: gave him a lot of money, too. moderator: no crosstalk. sen. warren: somebody on the front lines fighting for democracy. moderator: legalizing the use of psychedelics, do you support? sen. warren: yes, but i want to save -- say we've got to get the right regulations and place. mr. deaton: that last question i would go with now you bucha early from el salvador instead of zelinski. we have to deal with our opiate problem and they are pushing it too far too fast. so i am a no except for medical purposes by a doctor. moderator: both of you are transplants from elsewhere. what is one thing you didn't appreciate about massachusetts until you lived here? mr. deaton: the

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iraq ge met with syrian foreign minister, and they agreed to enhance political cooperation between the two countries and exert all diplomatic efforts to confront israeli extremism and to push a size fire in both lebanon and gaza. it is clear that the iranians have taken the initiative after several blows to the axis of resistance, the hardest of which was the marterdom of sayad hassan. this was evident through the true promise to operation and the diplomatic efforts for a ceasefire. iran is taking the lead syrian. prime minister muhammad al-jalali discussed with the iranian foreign minister the ways to provide relief, aid and meet the needs of the incoming lebanese refugees to syria. they also negotiated economic ties between the... two nations as well as the mechanisms to enhance them, in addition to following up on jointwork programs implementing signed agreements and memorandums of understanding. in this challenging phase for the arab and islamic nations, the diplomatic actions of the islamic republic of iran meet the revolutionary visions of the region and the world. the message is

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