Let's check the charts and indicators because I am pretty sure Warren Buffett is not a chart reader.
The charts and indicators of GE appear to be stuck in neutral.
Warren Buffett believes precision railroading is proving profitable. Is BNSF a new test case?
It's been no secret that Kraft Heinz is in credit trouble, but why don't we know the extent?
Warren Buffett is rightly regarded as a genius investor, but traders shouldn't try to time his picks.
There are still dip buyers jumping on intraday weakness and the indices are staying above key technical levels.
What could be crazier than a company posting robust, record numbers that is seeing its shares trading for less than they did eight years ago?
The semiconductor sector surge could send some standby industrial stocks higher with it.
GE will take months and months to build out a proper base that can support a sustained move.
GE shares initially were down after releasing its outlook but regained that lost ground before the open.