JPMorgan analyst C. Stephen Tusa, while continuing to believe shares of General Electric (GE) should go lower, thinks a “myriad of potential moves” from the company are forthcoming. Visibility around potential actions will improve starting this Friday with the earnings report, Tusa tells investors in a research note. The analyst believes potential steps by management include raising $8B of debt for pension funding, undertaking a restructuring to save $2B-$3B, exiting Baker Hughes (BHGE) via a share exchange and selling the Transportation unit for a combined $30B-$35B, and/or cutting the dividend to 60c per share from the current 96c. The latter would free up $3B in additional available cash flow per year, Tusa points out. The analyst keeps an Underweight rating on GE shares with a $20 price target.