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Due to Warren Buffett’s reluctance to part with Berkshire Hathaway’s cash, the stock has been underperforming the S&P 500.

On May 14, Jim Simons’ Renaissance Technologies filed its 13F for the first quarter of 2020. The hedge fund reduced its holdings in Tesla.

Today, several analysts raised their target price for 3M (NYSE:MMM) stock. The company reported better-than-anticipated first-quarter results on April 28.

Today, Caterpillar reported its first-quarter earnings results. For the quarter, the company reported an adjusted EPS of $1.60 on revenues of $10.64 billion.

Warren Buffett lagged the stock market returns last year by a wide margin. Meanwhile, he tends to outperform the S&P 500 during falling markets.

Let’s look at two stocks with unusual options activity: Tesla and GE. During Q4, Tesla delivered 92,550 Model 3 vehicles and 19,450 Model S and X cars.

Spirit AeroSystems (SPR) stock fell 1% on December 20. The company announced that it will stop all 737 MAX deliveries to Boeing (BA) starting on January 1.

Yesterday, Boeing announced that it would halt the production of the troubled Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft starting next month.

Boeing (BA) and part supplier stocks fell sharply yesterday on reports of a temporary production halt for 737 MAX planes.

General Electric stock has returned 0.2% over the past month, outperforming the US industrials industry. The industry returned -1.1% at the same time.

Yesterday, 3M stock closed lower despite the company announcing it was selling most of its drug delivery segment to Altaris Capital Partners LLP.

Markus Mittermaier, a new analyst at UBS, gave GE stock a “buy” rating yesterday. Previously, UBS offered a “neutral” rating on the stock.

The FAA said that Boeing knowingly certified 133 units of its 737 NG aircraft even though they were installed with faulty parts.

Berkshire Hathaway’s huge cash pile might stay in place for a while. Warren Buffett was outbid by Apollo Global Management in his efforts to buy Tech Data.

Lately, the Boeing 777X (BA) has made headlines for the wrong reasons. Airbus might be winning the war against Boeing on more than one battlefield.

While many analysts wonder whether Tesla stock is overbought at its current levels, some are turning even more optimistic.

On Wednesday, The Seattle Times reported new details about the Boeing 777X stress test in September. The results could delay the 777X’s first flight.

For Boeing, most of 2019 has been about the 737 MAX. It’s curbed the decision about whether to build its 797 model until the 737 MAX crisis is resolved.

FedEx stock rose due to the expectation of a record number of packages on Cyber Monday. FedEx’s holiday season preparations include breaking up with Amazon.

Today, GE announced that Carolina Dybeck Happe will take charge as chief financial officer or CFO at GE, replacing from Jamie Miller early next year.

In this morning’s edition of Get Real, we saw that WeWork’s layoffs are taking a toll. Meanwhile, the cannabis industry could be bouncing back.

Uber stock, which lost 15% in the first half of the month, gained 9% in the last three trading sessions, adding over $3.5 billion in investor wealth.

Last week, Duquesne Family Office, managed by Stanley Druckenmiller, filed its Q3 13F with the SEC. We’ll look at the fund’s top holdings, buys, and sells.

In a big break for Boeing (BA), Emirates has decided to order 30 787-9 Dreamliners as part of its revamp. The order is valued at about $9 billion.

In today’s Get Real, we took a closer look at Uber’s trouble and an unexpected boost for Canopy Growth while markets react to more unrest.

This morning, Boeing (BA) received a major boost for its troubled 787 Dreamliner, whose order backlog has depleted rapidly.

GE stock has been on the rise since its third-quarter earnings results on October 30. Between October 30 and November 19, the stock gained 26.8%.

The NTSB (National Transportation Safety Board) requested Boeing (BA) redesign an engine part of its 737NG (Next Generation) aircraft.

The second day of the Dubai Air Show was quite eventful. Boeing and Airbus were both vying for new contracts, but Airbus stole the spotlight.

The Trump administration has reportedly agreed to extend Huawei’s license, enabling it to continue its business with US companies for another 90 days.

The Fed has released industrial production and capacity utilization data for October. Economic output fell 80 basis points, the largest fall in 17 months.

Reportedly, Boeing (BA) has provided a temporary solution to Australia-based Qantas Airways’ ultra-long-range aircraft requirements.

Boeing (BA) has decided to lower its dependency on robots for assembling its 777 aircraft’s fuselage section due to reliability issues.

General Electric stock (GE) has been having a great time since the company’s Q3 earnings, but are analysts overvaluing GE?

Boeing has reportedly lost a huge aircraft order to Airbus. According to Reuters, GE Capital Aviation Services has ordered 25 Airbus planes.

General Electric (GE) stock rose 2.5% yesterday as rival Rolls-Royce’s problems with Boeing (BA) 787 Dreamliner engines have continued.

While Boeing stock has recovered 4.2% this month thanks to assertions of the 737 MAX’s comeback, it has fallen 16.2% since March 10.

A whistleblower’s new allegations could mean more trouble for Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner program. The latest revelations could make Boeing’s problems worse.

The Institute for Supply Management reported the US manufacturing PMI figure today. The index increased to 48.3 in October 2019.

Australia’s Qantas Airways has completed the inspection of its 33 Boeing 737NG (Next Generation) planes and has grounded three of them.

The third quarter was tough for multinational conglomerate General Electric (GE). Between July 1 and September 30, GE stock lost 15% of its value.

General Electric (GE) stock is rocketing during today’s trading session after third-quarter earnings. But is a longer-term surge in the cards?

In today’s Get Real, we saw that California Governor Gavin Newsom has ideas about Warren Buffett’s next elephant. Plus, earnings takeaways, the Fed, oil risk, and more.

GE’s earnings boosted its stock in the pre-market. At 7:19 AM ET, the stock rose 5.1%. The incremental progress is seen as an endorsement to CEO Larry Culp.

Last week, in an interview, California Governor Gavin Newsom proposed that Warren Buffett bid for PG&E Corporation (PCG).

GE plans to report its Q3 earnings tomorrow before the market opens. The market will be watching for signs of transformation under CEO Larry Culp.

On Friday, Jim Cramer said Honeywell was “a very smart company” for spinning off Garrett Motion (GTX) and Resideo Technology (REZI).

In the week that ended on October 25, the Dow Jones Industrial Average Index rose 0.7%. It was the highest weekly gain since October 11.

Yesterday, Mike Wilson said in an interview with CNBC, “Risk reward still not great.” Morgan Stanley’s chief strategist is expecting a recession.

Industrials bellwether 3M (MMM) reported its Q3 earnings today—missing its revenue game and lowering its 2019 aim. CEO Mike Roman weighed in.

Yesterday, CNBC’s ‘Mad Money’ host, Jim Cramer, weighed in on Caterpillar and Boeing third-quarter earnings and the stock market reaction.

Boeing (BA) delivered mixed third-quarter results. The company’s revenues beat analysts’ expectations. However, Boeing’s earnings missed the estimates.

Caterpillar reported its third-quarter earnings today. The company’s revenues fell to $12.8 billion—a 6% fall compared to the same quarter in 2018.

United Technologies (UTX) reported its Q3 earnings today before the market opened. UTX’s revenues of $19.5 billion beat the expectation of $19.39 billion.

Lockheed Martin released its third-quarter earnings results today. The company reported revenue of $15.2 billion in the quarter, a 6% year-over-year rise.

Honeywell kicked off industrials earnings season, beating estimates. With Boeing, Caterpillar, 3M, GE, and more reporting soon, here’s what to expect.

Renaissance Technologies had a strong investment in the healthcare sector in Q2 2019. The healthcare sector makes up 18.16% of the firm’s total portfolio.

The GM strike hurt US manufacturing for September while earlier this month, Boeing’s orders fell. Now Trump’s 2020 campaign could take a hit.

Some traders are actively betting that General Electric stock (GE) will fall in the coming weeks. Here’s why caution is warranted.

Berkshire Hathaway approached the Fed to increase its stake in Bank of America. The company added more Bank of America shares in the second quarter.

Boeing (BA) stock has fallen significantly since March 10, and we don’t expect its third-quarter earnings to help it rebound. Here’s why.

Boeing aims to launch its ultra-wide-body long-range 777X jet next year. However, launch customer Emirates suspects this might not be possible.

In 2011, Warren Buffett invested $5 billion in Bank of America (BAC). BAC is now Berkshire Hathaway’s second-largest holding and is worth about $27 billion.

GE is in the middle of a transformation under its CEO, who recently completed a year at the helm and is focusing on getting the company back to its glory.

On October 7, GE (GE) announced a freeze on the pensions of 20,000 full-time employees to meet regulatory and financial targets.

The prominent hedge fund manager Nelson Peltz is the founder and CEO of Trian Fund Management. He has opinions on PG and GE.

On October 1, Credit Suisse’s Suresh Tantia told CNBC that the equity market will rebound from the current levels. However, the S&P 500 declined by 1.2%

On October 1, the ISM released the PMI data for September. At 47.8, the reading pointed to a contraction. President Trump again blamed the Fed.

Mike Wilson, Morgan Stanley’s chief investment officer, said that the S&P 500 could fall to $2,700 in the fourth quarter. SPY settled at $3,005.7.

On September 30, Mark Cuban said to Fox Business that he had a stake worth around $1 billion in Amazon. He added, “It’s my biggest holding.”

On August 15, billionaire hedge fund manager and former president of Duquesne Capital Stanley Druckenmiller bought General Electric shares.

On September 25, Walmart stock closed at $118.47, just 1.4% below the all-time high it made in the previous trading session.

In what could be a key setback for Boeing (BA), India-based SpiceJet may order at least 100 Airbus A321s as the 737 MAX 8 fiasco drags on.

Air New Zealand announced this morning that it had signed a deal with Boeing (BA) to buy eight 787-10 Dreamliner planes, according to Reuters.

Last week, Delta Air Lines’ CEO told Bloomberg that the carrier is still hoping Boeing will build a new midmarket airplane, dubbed the Boeing 797.

At CNBC’s Delivering Alpha conference, Trian Partners CEO Nelson Peltz said that holding a large stake in General Electric was his “big mistake.”

Some airlines have been forced to keep the back seats empty on Airbus’s (EASDY) A320neos due to a problem similar to Boeing (BA) 737 Max 8’s

Fund managers such as Warren Buffett and Ray Dalio have differing opinions on what could cause the next financial crisis.

The Federal Reserve meeting is scheduled for September 17-18. At its last policy meeting in July, the Fed lowered rates by 25 basis points.

GE will receive $2.7 billion in net proceeds from reducing its stake in Baker Hughes. GE announced tender offers for its dollar- and euro-denominated bonds.

With GE’s stake in Baker Hughes (BHGE) dipping below 40%, it may not be able to consolidate 100% of BHGE’s revenue and cash flows.

Yesterday, Baker Hughes, a GE company, announced that GE and its subsidiaries were planning to sell up to 121 million class A shares in Baker Hughes.

Boeing (BA) stock closed 3% higher yesterday after the company said its latest 777X issues wouldn’t impact its test schedule.

New regulatory problems may further delay Boeing’s (BA) delivery of its first ultra-long-range 777X series plane, hindering some airlines’ plans.

Berkshire Hathaway is sitting on a major cash pile. A major market crash would help Chair Warren Buffett deploy some of Berkshire Hathaway’s cash.

The 737 MAX fiasco has dampened orders for Boeing’s (BA) narrow-body jets. However, airlines have shown their trust in its wide-body planes.

In another setback, Boeing’s (BA) long-haul and wide-body 777X variant failed a stress test. The test was part of the FAA’s certification process.

On Wednesday, General Electric (GE) stock rose 5.6% after a top Wall Street analyst made some positive remarks about its turnaround efforts.

Today, the IHS/Markit released the US PMI data. The August manufacturing PMI was 50.3, which is the lowest level since September 2009.

Boeing received positive news today. The aircraft manufacturer unveiled that it had received new orders for its twin-aisle wide-body 777-300ER aircraft.

After it announced the sale of its PK AirFinance business on August 29, General Electric (GE) was the subject of more good news for investors.

Today, Reuters reported that Boeing (BA) is aiming to make certain structural changes to improve its feedback mechanism for safety concerns.

Today, General Electric announced the sale of GE Capital’s PK AirFinance to Apollo Global Management and Athene Holding. All three stocks rose on the news.

Madoff whistleblower Harry Markopolos has GE in his sights, and he’s armed with 175 pages and a website dedicated solely to his newfound cause.

A former employee claims that Disney (DIS) inflates its revenue to enhance its financial results. Disney refutes the allegations.

The Trump administration floated the sale of fighter jets to Taiwan. In an $8 billion deal, Lockheed Martin plans to sell 66 F-16 fighters to Taiwan.

Fitch Ratings’ annual report on long-term care insurers ranked GE second on its list of the 16 riskiest LTC insurers. GE stock fell 3.18% on the news.

After the worst fall in 11 years, GE stock opened higher on Friday. The stock, which closed at just over $8 on Thursday, rose 8.8% at 12:03 PM ET.

Stanley Druckenmiller, a hedge fund manager and billionaire investor, told CNBC that he bought General Electric shares after the stock fell on Thursday.