At 14.50 per share, GE has lost $503 billion of shareholder’s equity since 1999 (77% of its value), including $291 billion (65%) since its collapse in 2007. GE has also lost $55 billion of shareholder’s value (about 26% of its value) since its high of $19.70 in April of 2010. Terrible decisions by terrible managers. That’s what GE is about!
At 14.50 per share, GE has lost $503 billion of shareholder’s equity since 1999 (77% of its value), including $291 billion (65%) since its collapse in 2007. GE has also lost $55 billion of shareholder’s value (about 26% of its value) since its high of $19.70 in April of 2010. Terrible decisions by terrible managers. That’s what GE is about!
retiredge76 1 year ago