- Analyst firm GLJ Research initiated a "Sell" rating on GE Vernova, with the stock trading at $957.27.
- GE Vernova shares have shown recent weakness, declining 4.01% over the past month and underperforming the broader market and the Oils-Energy sector.
- Despite the "Sell" rating, future financial projections for GE Vernova are positive, with expected earnings of $4.08 per share and revenue growth to $12.07 billion.
On September 14, 2026, analyst firm GLJ Research initiated coverage on GE Vernova (NYSE: GEV) with a "Sell" rating when the stock price was $957.27. GE Vernova is an energy company that was spun off from General Electric. It specializes in selling gas and wind turbines, nuclear technology, and other grid equipment.
This negative analyst rating comes as GE Vernova's stock shows recent weakness. The stock recently closed a trading session at $951.04, a 2.09% decline. This drop was more significant than the losses seen in the broader market, such as the S&P 500's 0.48% fall on the same day.
Looking at the past month, GE Vernova shares have decreased by 4.01%. This performance lags behind the Oils-Energy sector, which saw an 8.39% gain. It also underperformed the S&P 500, which only lost 0.97% over the same period, highlighting the stock's recent struggle compared to its peers and the market. As highlighted by defenseworld.net, Allworth Financial LP reduced its holdings by 38.1%.
Despite the sell rating, future financial projections look positive. As highlighted by Zacks Investment Research, GE Vernova is expected to report earnings of $4.08 per share, a 148.78% year-over-year growth. Revenue is also estimated to reach $12.07 billion, which would be a 21.11% increase from the same quarter last year.
