General Electric Company (GE) Performance, Return, Volatility, Risk, VaR Statistics

General Electric Company (GE) daily to annualized return, alpha, volatility, beta, Sharpe ratio, and VaR evaluated across multiple rolling time windows.

AI Score performance metrics are based on forward-looking model estimates generated using the latest available market and published financial data as of September 7, 2026.

General Electric Company (GE) vs S&P 500 Daily, Monthly, Quarterly and Annual Prices, Returns and Alpha.

General Electric Company (GE) Monthly, Quarterly, and Yearly Returns

Returns are displayed using a color gradient, where deeper red indicates poorer performance and deeper green represents stronger returns. The current periods are defined as MTD (Month-to-Date), QTD (Quarter-to-Date), and YTD (Year-to-Date).

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AI Score performance metrics are based on forward-looking model estimates generated using the latest available market and published financial data as of September 7, 2026.

Risk vs Return Analysis of General Electric Company (GE) vs S&P 500

Daily, monthly, quarterly and annual return vs various risk metrics such as volatility, Sharpe ratio, and Value at Risk VaR.

Historic Volatility of General Electric Company (GE)

Annualized volatility is computed using daily close prices over selected rolling time windows: 20 days, monthly, bi-monthly, quarterly and semiannually.

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