General Electric‘s CAPE ratio

General Electric’s CAPE ratio reflects its stock valuation by comparing the current price to its inflation-adjusted earnings over the past 10 years. A high CAPE ratio suggests the stock might be overvalued, while a low ratio can indicate undervaluation. GE’s CAPE ratio has fluctuated significantly due to its complex restructuring, changes in profitability, and market sentiment. Investors often watch this metric alongside other fundamentals to assess whether the stock is priced fairly relative to its long-term earnings potential.