CFO gone, who’s going to be next?
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Hopefully the CEO of Gas Power...ugh!
@10jCqAyj-2yle. Must be the same guy that likes Miller, obviously from the shallow end of the gene pool in Schnectady.
IMHO people all make mistakes. Step beating about the bush and stop infighting.
I am going to go out on a limb here, but my guess would be David J. the big honcho over Aviation. Don't get me wrong, I have great admiration for him and he is a giant among his peers. But he is getting up in his years, he has worked 30+ years for the company, and all good things do have an end. But great men do not make a company by themselves. In the past several years I have seen D.J. make some not so good moves in my opinion. And because of this, the supply chain is hurting. I won't bother with details, but let's face it, the man at the top is responsible for his subordinates.
Without Jamie, how will I ever be able to fap to a GE investor call again? Ahhhh, that voice and GILF-y look. Culp just doesn't do it for me like that.
Miller started Digital BIG forecasts for income by 2022 which never materialised. Always a fish out of water in my view, service improvements between Africa and the US trying to rewrite the laws of physics. I wondered how long she would last, Culp will bring his own man someone he can trust and who can answer analyst questions. Style over substance, style always gets caught out.
Stockholders are going to fire themselves and become former stockholders as it appears at least for the next few years things will be getting worse.
Still am glad I sold the stock when it was above $30 after buying it in the 401K in the low single digits after the 2008-2009 bottom.
Any legacy ge leader, need to get all the toxic nepotistic b—s— out. Under the watchful eye of the cfo any shareholder watched all their investments evaporate. Irs saw 6 cents per share of underpaid taxes in 2012-2013? Holy sh– what does 2014-2019 hold? Bankrupt company.