Jim Cramer highlights a buying opportunity in GE Aerospace following its strong Q3 orders despite a stock pullback amid industry concerns over fuel costs and interest rates. GE's commercial aerospace orders surged 58%, pushing backlog to $170 billion, though free cash flow dipped 14%. Meanwhile, Boeing's shares fell after it lowered its future free cash flow outlook due to upfront spending and delayed 737 Max production ramp-up. Despite challenges, Boeing's record $612 billion commercial backlog and $101 billion defense backlog suggest strong long-term demand, but its recovery may be slower than GE's.
As of Oct 28, 2026 06:02 WIB, GE Aerospace shares are trading at USD 298.90, up 3.63% on Pluang, with a market cap of $299.26 billion and strong buy interest at 83%. In contrast, Boeing shares have dropped 10.57% to USD 168.40, with a market cap of $148.83 billion and 72% buy activity despite the decline. GE's higher price and positive momentum on Pluang highlight its relative strength compared to Boeing's recent pullback.
