GE Aerospace is riding a $210 billion sales backlog and posting strong growth—revenue up 24%, earnings up 22% in Q2 2026—but its stock looks expensive with a 0.5% dividend yield, a P/S ratio over 7 (vs. 2.1 avg.), and a P/E of 41. After a 300% surge in three years, the market’s already priced in the future, making it a watch-and-wait play, not a buy-now opportunity.
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