GE: Bullish Or Bearish In 2014?

http://seekingalpha.com/article/1901511-ge-bullish-or-bearish-in-2014?source=feed By Jeff Williams:

For investors looking for a large-cap company that is refocusing its business, General Electric (GE) is a dividend paying company that is “trimming the fat” to create room for future growth.

On March 4, 2009 at 1:40 pm, General Electric’s shares touched a low of $5.73. This was in part due to the financial arm of the company and the massive amount of debt accrued in the previous years. The total liabilities climaxed in 2008, when General Electric reported total liabilities of $708.83 billion. It was ultimately the shareholders who paid for it in 2009 with a punished stock price and dividend cut.

Since the lows of 2009, for the survival of the company management was forced to reduce this aspect of the company and refocus how the company was going to move looking forward.

Using the analysis below, I will analyze the past five years of General

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