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GE Aerospace Stock Rockets to Record Highs on Jet-Engine Boom and Big Contracts

GE Aerospace Stock Rockets to Record Highs on Jet-Engine Boom and Big Contracts

Stock Price and Recent Performance GE Aerospace’s stock has outpaced nearly every industrial peer in 2025. It is up roughly 80–85% year-to-date ts2.tech ts2.tech, compared with S&P 500 returns below 10%. The market capitalization is now about $320 billion, making GE one of the largest industrials. Shares hit intraday record highs (~$316) right after the Q3 report on Oct. 21, before a modest pullback on profit-taking by Oct. 25 ts2.tech ts2.tech. Over the last week (Oct 20–24), GE’s stock was essentially flat, closing at $303.97 on Oct. 24 (up ~0.3% on the week) marketbeat.com. Trading volumes have been elevated, signaling
26 October 2025
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GE Aerospace Stock Rockets to Record High on Blowout Q3 and Bullish Outlook

GE Aerospace Stock Rockets to Record High – Can the Rally Last?

Stock Price and Recent Performance GE Aerospace stock has surged in 2025. As of Oct. 24, GE closed at $303.97 (NYSE: GE) marketbeat.com, near its all-time peak (~$316) reached Oct. 21 investopedia.com marketbeat.com. That marks roughly an 82% gain year-to-date marketbeat.com. This stellar run outpaces major peers: for instance, over the past three years GE’s stock is up ~580%, dwarfing RTX’s ~84% and Honeywell’s ~15% gains investopedia.com. GE’s market cap is now around $320 B, making it one of the largest industrial stocks (bigger than RTX and any other pure-play aerospace company). The stock still carries high growth multiples (trailing P/E
25 October 2025
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GE Aerospace Stock Rockets to Record High on Blowout Q3 and Bullish Outlook

GE Aerospace Stock Rockets to Record High on Blowout Q3 and Bullish Outlook

Blowout Q3 Earnings Fuel Rally GE Aerospace’s third-quarter report far surpassed forecasts. The company logged $1.66 in adjusted earnings per share, up 44% from a year ago, on revenue of about $12.2 billion investopedia.com nasdaq.com. Both measures handily beat analysts’ targets (consensus had been roughly $1.45 EPS on $10.9B revenue) investopedia.com. A Zacks/Nasdaq analysis confirms these beats and notes order growth across commercial and defense segments nasdaq.com. In response, GE raised its full-year profit outlook again – now expecting $6.00–$6.20 in adjusted EPS for 2025 (versus an earlier $5.60–$5.80 range) investopedia.com reuters.com. Management highlighted strong backlog and tighter cost controls. CEO
21 October 2025
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GE Aerospace (GE) Stock Rockets Past $300 – Bullish or Overheated?

GE Aerospace (GE) Stock Rockets Past $300 – Bullish or Overheated?

Surging Stock Performance GE Aerospace shares have gone vertical in 2025. As of Oct. 17 the stock closed right around $300 ts2.tech, roughly double its late-2024 lows and +78% year-to-date ts2.tech – one of the best gains among mega-cap industrials. The 52-week range is just $159–$307 ts2.tech, and the stock now trades well above its 50- and 200-day moving averages. Trading volumes remain robust (typically over 1 million shares/day ts2.tech), and analysts note the price is hugging the record set in Sept. 2025 (~$305 ts2.tech). This rally reflects growing investor confidence after GE split off its energy and healthcare units, leaving
20 October 2025
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GE Aerospace Stock Rockets as Rally Continues – Q3 Earnings, Contracts, and Analyst Targets in Focus

GE Aerospace Stock Rockets as Rally Continues – Q3 Earnings, Contracts, and Analyst Targets in Focus

Surging Stock Performance GE Aerospace (NYSE: GE) shares have been on a tear in 2025, roughly doubling from lows. As of Oct 17, 2025, the stock closed around $300 reuters.com. That’s up about 78% this year intelligentinvestor.com.au – one of the best performances among mega-cap industrials. The 52-week high is $307.25 and the low was $159.36 reuters.com, reflecting a remarkable rebound as the company emerged as a pure-play aerospace engine maker. (Before April 2024, GE had spun off its energy and healthcare units, leaving “GE Aerospace” as its primary business under ticker GE.) Trading volumes have been healthy (typically >1M
18 October 2025
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AI Ignites a Nuclear Renaissance: How Tech Titans, Policy Shifts and New Reactors Are Powering the Next Energy Revolution

AI Ignites a Nuclear Renaissance: How Tech Titans, Policy Shifts and New Reactors Are Powering the Next Energy Revolution

Introduction: From Post‑Fukushima Stagnation to AI‑Fueled Revival A quarter century ago, nuclear energy was in decline. Fear of meltdowns, regulatory hurdles and the ascendancy of cheap natural gas reduced nuclear’s share of world electricity from about 18 % in the 1990s to roughly 9 % today investing.com. The disasters at Three Mile Island, Chernobyl and Fukushima galvanized public opposition and slowed investment, while nations turned to renewables and gas. Today, however, a new force—artificial intelligence—may be upending the calculus. Machine‑learning models like GPT‑5 run on data centers that consume vast amounts of electricity, and the prospect of constant, clean energy is pushing governments and
4 October 2025
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The Smart Kitchen Revolution: Top Devices, Brands & Trends in 2024–2025

The Smart Kitchen Revolution: Top Devices, Brands & Trends in 2024–2025

The global market for smart kitchen appliances is projected to reach $14.4 billion by 2030, up from $5.3 billion in 2023. Samsung’s 4-Door Flex Bespoke with AI Family Hub+ features AI Vision Inside cameras that can recognize over 30 food items and track inventory automatically. LG’s Signature InstaView French Door fridge uses a transparent T-OLED display on the door and internal AI cameras to recognize foods and suggest recipes via the ThinQ app. CES 2025 saw Hisense unveil the PureFlat 4-Door Smart Fridge with DishDesigner AI (Microsoft Azure) and a FreshVault vacuum-sealed drawer that keeps meat and seafood fresh up
29 July 2025
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