GE Aerospace (GE) Stock: Price, Trend, Options & Financials
GE Aerospace's price regime, relative strength, unusual-options and unusual-volume history, curated-manager ownership and filed fundamentals — joined into one dated stock intelligence page.
What the evidence says now
GE closed at $348.37 on Aug 21, 2026. The price is -3.2% from its 50-day average and +9.0% from its 200-day average, which places it in the rules-based “split trend” regime. The relative-strength check: over three months the stock returned +15.4%, beating SPY by 12.3%. It remains 10.4% below its 52-week high.
Sources, methodology & freshnessLast updated 2026-08-21 · Open ↓Close ↑
The close is -3.2% from its 50-day average and +9.0% from its 200-day average. Over three months, GE returned +15.4% versus +3.1% for SPY.
- vs 50-day
- -3.2%
- vs 200-day
- +9.0%
- From 52W high
- -10.4%
Descriptive, not predictive. “Uptrend” is a rules-based reading of the close and moving averages; it is not a rating, price target or recommendation.
Price & regime
One year of daily price and volume
252 split-adjusted sessions · candles above, share volume below
Unusual options — attention, not intent
GE appeared in a UOA top-30 list on 0 of 62 archived scanner sessions: 0 call-side, 0 put-side and 0 on both lists. The latest session did not place it in either top 30. Its larger composite score was -0.25, below the 1.5 “strong” threshold. No archived session has cleared the issuer-level top-30 cutoff.
| Recent flag | Call rank | Put rank |
|---|---|---|
| No issuer-level top-30 flags in the current archive. | ||
Latest chain snapshot
2026-08-21Strong-signature cutoff: 1.5. Current OTM volume/OI: 0.078 calls, 0.112 puts.
Curated-manager ownership
2 of the 20 managers in the project's curated 13F set reported a long GE Aerospace position in their latest filing, worth $19.2B in aggregate at each filing's reported value. This is a focused manager panel, not the complete institutional holder list.
| Fund / manager | Position value | Portfolio | Shares | Quarter change | Report date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Trian Fund Management Nelson Peltz · GE | $1.5B | 35.61% | 4.03M | 0.0% unchanged | 2026-06-30 |
TCI Fund Management Chris Hohn · GE | $17.7B | 33.59% | 47.43M | -0.2% unchanged | 2026-06-30 |
Filed fundamentals — latest snapshot
Go deeper into the filings
The dedicated Financials dashboard carries the complete quarterly and annual income statement, balance sheet and cash-flow history, with derived figures flagged and every XBRL concept disclosed.
Open GE Financials →How GE trades — the working manual
GE Aerospace designs and services commercial and defense jet engines, and earns most of its profit after the sale: engines are placed at thin or negative margin and repaid across decades of spare parts and service contracts. For the stock, departures, shop visits and the age of the installed base matter more than unit deliveries in any single quarter, and the company that reports today is a narrower business than the conglomerate that carried the same ticker before the HealthCare and Vernova separations.
What can move the tape
- 01Global departures, flight hours and the shop-visit cycle across the installed engine base.
- 02Spare-parts pricing, service-contract mix and the profitability of long-term maintenance agreements.
- 03LEAP production rates, delivery schedules and the margin transition as new engines mature into service.
- 04Defense demand, supply-chain capacity and free-cash-flow conversion through the ramp.
What can fool the read
- 01Reported history spans two different companies: the HealthCare (2023) and Vernova (2024) separations reduced revenue by design, not by deterioration.
- 02Aftermarket profit depends on utilization, so an airline demand shock reaches earnings through shop visits with a lag.
- 03New-engine ramps can consume cash and carry weaker margins until the service annuity builds.
- 04Supply-chain and parts availability can cap output independently of demand.
No GE flags in the committed 2026-04-01–2026-08-21 archive. That means no session cleared this project's anomaly threshold; it does not mean trading volume was literally constant.
Not published yet. The local archive has 1 reported GE events—too few for a defensible gap-and-drift study. This missing block is an explicit indexing blocker.
Source map & freshness
| Block | What it uses | Vintage | Raw data |
|---|---|---|---|
| Identity | SEC issuer + primary security mapping | 2026-08-23 | JSON ↓ |
| Price & trend | Split-adjusted daily OHLCV + SPY comparison | 2026-08-21 | CSV ↓ |
| Options | End-of-day chain anomaly ranks | 2026-08-21 | Premium → |
| Ownership | Latest filings from 20 curated 13F managers | 2026-08-21 | Tool → |
| Financials | SEC EDGAR XBRL company facts | 2026-08-23 | JSON ↓ |
| Joined profile | The exact contract rendered by this page | 2026-08-23 | JSON ↓ |
GE stock questions
Is GE stock in an uptrend?+
GE is classified in the “split trend” regime as of 2026-08-21: the close is -3.2% from its 50-day average and +9.0% from its 200-day average. This describes the current tape. It is not a forecast.
What does unusual options activity in GE mean?+
GE has not appeared in either issuer-level top-30 list during the current archive. A future flag would identify an OTM chain outlier relative to the scanner universe. It would identify no buyer, seller, institution or spread leg.
Are the GE 13F holdings current?+
No. 13F filings are delayed quarter-end snapshots and cover only the curated managers in this project. They are useful for documented ownership changes, not real-time positioning or complete institutional ownership.
Where are GE's income statement and cash flow?+
The dedicated GE Financials page contains the full quarterly and annual income statement, balance sheet and cash-flow history parsed from SEC EDGAR XBRL. This stock page carries only the latest filed snapshot.
Why is there no GE earnings-move base rate yet?+
The committed earnings archive does not yet contain enough reported events for a defensible company-level reaction study. The page leaves that block unpublished instead of presenting a tiny sample as a reliable base rate.