With industrial orders rising, stabilization at GE Capital, and dispositions of non-core assets complete, General Electric is on track for a solid few years of results, says Morningstar's Daniel Holland.
Realty Income focuses on prudent underwriting, portfolio diversification, a low dividend payout ratio, and low leverage to maintain a consistent and growing dividend, says CFO Paul Meurer.
Morningstar analyst Daniel Holland believes GE will return capital produced by its stabilizing businesses and assets sales to shareholders rather than splurge on acquisitions.
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