Cramer vs. Chaikin: It Would Be A Blessing If GE Is Kicked Out of The Dow

TheStreet's Jim Cramer and Marc Chaikin of Chaikin Analytics recently talked all things market. In this excerpt, Chaiken discusses why having GE kicked out the Dow would actually be a great thing for the stock. Listen in to hear why.
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It's not often you get two powerhouses to sit down and discuss their investing strategies, hottest stocks picks, earnings, the economy and more. Investors of any age can learn from this powerful one hour conversation with TheStreet's Jim Cramer and Marc Chaikin of Chaikin Analytics.

In this excerpt they tackle General Electric (GE) .  The stock is down a whopping 43% over the last year, but Chaiken thinks that if it gets kicked out of the Dow, that would actually be a great thing for shareholders.  

They also discuss how the company is starting to look like an oil stock company.  Good thing or bad?  Listen in! 

You can watch Cramer and Chaikin's free Webinar here.

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Editors' Pick: Originally Published on February 2, 2018.

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