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235.31 USD -0.80 (-0.34%)

At closeNov 11, 2026, 5:48 PM EST

235.57 +0.26 +0.11%

After hours · Nov 11, 5:48 PM ET

234.11 Day range 237.95
160.93 52-week range 242.80
YTD
+2.79%
1 year
+9.05%

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Mark Keller DHR 4 years ago #72

$DHR as I forecasted for the last 6 months….$330 EOY with minor market correction in 2022, this will be $380-$410 1 year from now.

Mark Keller DHR 4 years ago #73

$DHR long term strong bull, just be careful on very light trading days. DHR will not be immune to a market correction.

Mark Keller DHR 4 years ago #74

$DHR loading the truck here. Will keep adding as it keeps dropping. Smile today, huge smile one year from today!

Mark Keller DHR 4 years ago #75

DHR nothing has changed. EOY $330-335 with outside chance of $350.

Mark Keller DHR 4 years ago #76

Nasty day for a great stock. Let go to 270 or even 240 so we all can go “all in” and be extremely wealthy in a couple of years. Extremely!

Mark Keller DHR 5 years ago #77

Just a reminder, as a former “insider” when we were issues options, we had a limited time to exercise them or lose them. Thats what we are seeing. All these people were given options at the same time (normal) and with the same expiration date. Typically I always held to the expiration date, then sold.

John DHR 5 years ago #78

Tom Keene mentioned possible merger with GE

Mark Keller DHR 5 years ago #79

@NC, agree. I see it near $307 soon.

Mark Keller DHR 5 years ago #80

The GE spin offs is exactly what DHR did a few years back. They put their lower growth basket of companies ( profitable and stable) into one company and placed medical, industrial production line support into the current DHR platform. Both cash cows. Medical has the high growth rate.

Next step would be for GE once split, to start adding companies through acquisition onto their new platforms. Exactly what DHR does. The platform I was in went from $300M to over $1B in size in just a few years.

Both have superb leadership, world class business models and practices and stable industries they play in. I wouldn’t bet against either. Put them both in your portfolio and sleep well very night. If they fail, you have much more important things to be concerned about!

DHR consistently returns 20% per year or more over 40 years. GE will get there as long as Larry Culp remains in control.

Expect DHR to increase 8-12% from close today, by mid December.