GE Credit Crunch Ripples Across Wall Street

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Wall Street has a GE problem:

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I would stay away from this stock. It’s too widely held to give anyone much of an edge in predicting its recovery.

So sad! How the mighty have fallen.

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They should just give up 😂

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