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"So it's not nearly as cheap as it was. Uh, yeah, to say the least. When we did the initial deep dive last June or July and called it out as a top energy grid, data center power idea. It was obviously mispriced after getting spun off of leftover GE Aerospace. So that cheapness is gone, but thanks to the profit margin expansion, the use of the net cash balance to make some key acquisitions and integrations in that electrification business, this still could be a reasonable buy for the long term. This is one we still like, especially for those of you that are still looking for big industrialist companies to incorporate into your portfolio. Looking for some way to invest in the power grid data center, power, all that good stuff. We still like GEV here."
The speaker outlines GE Vernova's evolving growth strategy driven by profit margin expansion through key acquisitions and integration efforts in its electrification business. Despite a higher valuation compared to its earlier mispricing, the company is positioned as a reasonable long-term buy due to its strategic use of net cash and margin improvements, making it an attractive play for investors interested in industrial and energy grid opportunities.

"And then of course, one of the worst performers though in the S&P 500 is Five Inc. FFIV is the ticker on there. I was just going to quickly point that out just because that's down 11% today. So if you look over the last two days, especially on the back of what it was talking about where it did warn about the catastrophic hacks yesterday, right? Actually, that stock's down close to 15% over the last two trading sessions. So that would be its worst two-day span since April of 2022."
The segment focuses on the sharp decline in FFIV (F5 Inc.), noting an 11% drop today and a 15% decline over the last two sessions, marking its worst performance in two days since April 2022. The negative performance is linked to warnings about catastrophic hacks, contributing to its dismal chart.

"On the day when GE Vernova undercut near the close, it tested the prior low and then closed below it. That was my cue to get out—this break signaled that the channel wasn’t containing price action anymore."
The speaker recounted his exit strategy on GE Vernova, using regression channel lines as his guide. When GE Vernova broke below its key support (the lower channel line), he exited his position, signaling a loss of the upward trend.

"Let's take a look at GE Vernova, Ed. That's ticker GEV. I'll switch back to the daily here. This one finishing the day up 6.25%. Clear move above the 50-day line now after falling below there and hitting resistance there for a little bit. But he punched him through. Definitely getting above key levels. It was actionable. It'll have a base after this week."
GE Vernova (GEV) exhibited a strong breakout by closing 6.25% higher, firmly re-establishing itself above the 50-day moving average after a period of resistance. The analysis indicates that, with key levels broken, the stock is likely to form a flat base after this week, suggesting a timely buy opportunity.
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