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GM... old shares are evidentially valueless...
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GM is a pinksheet = GMGMQ...0,10 $ possible
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Gov't help hasn't worked yet
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FNM, FRE, AIG were the first round of gov't help, and those equities have not performed since the gov't "saved" them. Can't see much reason for this to change. Futhermore, helping GM and Chrysler is the exact wrong policy for the US, since it helps a poorly run company steal business from a well run company. Ford isn't asking for government help, so there's reason to believe the US will still have an auto maker after GM and Chrysler fend for their own survival (Maybe Mr. Buffett wants to save GM for a sweetheart deal of 12% and a free option like he's doing in Swiss Re?). Why would we...
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GM = Government Motors
GM
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And the government will get their money back before the common stock holders do ... this stock will slowly unfold over time.
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GM - The End Is Near
GM
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Previously, I projected GM to run on rumor of the bailout and its passage. Given the dire state of the current economy, I did not see how the US Congress could not pass the bill. Despite the passage of the bill in the House, Senate Republicans appear unwilling to pass the bill, which will yield a deathblow to the entire industry (not to mention the economy as a whole). GM, at least in its current state, is on its last legs.
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From the Blogosphere
DJIA Market Wrap 8 November
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The 60-minute trend is positive according to the force index indicator. %b has printed a slightly negative divergence. On Monday morning prices will open up on a gap that will test previous high. The Dow is also doing much better than the Nasdaq in this phase. Most of the stocks are moving above their 20-day moving averages and the trend is very good in the longer term moving averages. HPQ, MCD, PG printed new 20-day highs. MCD has printed 5 and IBM has printed 4 consecutive up closes. I remain negative on the market and will need to assess how high this move will continue. I am opening s...
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DJIA Market Wrap 8 November
The 60-minute trend is positive according to the force index indicator. %b has printed a slightly negative divergence. On Monday morning prices will open up on a gap that will test previous high. The Dow is also doing much better than the Nasdaq in this phase. Most of the stocks are moving above their 20-day moving averages and the trend is very good in the longer term moving averages. HPQ, MCD, PG printed new 20-day highs. MCD has printed 5 and IBM has printed 4 consecutive up closes. I remain negative on the market and will need to assess how high this move will continue. I am opening s...
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Wrong-Way Weekly Wrap-Up - Party Like It’s 1999
 In early Novevmber 1999, the Dow was at 10,500.
<>20 Years later, it’s a different Dow that sits at 10,000 than we had back them with AlliedSignal, Citigroup, Eastman Kodak, GM, International Paper, Minesota Mining, Philip Morris and SBC Communications now replaced by Cisco, Chevron, Hwelett Packard, Kraft, 3M, Pfizer, Travelers (who became Citigroup in 1999, ironically), Verizon and Exxon. The Dow finished 1999 1,000 points higher, at almost exactly 11,500 despite the fact that many people thought computer clocks would fail to roll over and wipe out Western Civilization on January 1st....
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Vibe makes a comeback, realizes internet is important
Filed under: Internet, Time Warner (TWX), PepsiCo (PEP), General Motors (GM), Private equity, New York Times'A' (NYT), Nissan Motors (NSANY)  Vibe, the urban music magazine, is clawing its way back to life. New owners and editors are trying to make the magazine a <strike>success</strike> reality again, and they are making the web a priority ... which shouldn't be news but is for an ailing print industry.
<>The new editor-in-chief, Jermaine Hall, told AdAge that "Vibe.com is really the hub," and that everything needs to point back to the online presence. The print publication will be just one pa...
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Stock Market News for November 4, 2009 – Market News
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U.S. stocks wobbled Tuesday and ended the day mixed even as automakers reported improved auto sales and Warren Buffet’s Berkshire Hathaway said it would buy Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corp. Traders were reluctant to place big bets as they awaited the outcome of a two-day FOMC meeting which got underway Tuesday and Friday's monthly jobs report. Although expectations are the Fed would keep interest rates in the 0-0.25% range, Wall Street has been speculating if there would be a change of tone in the policy statement. <>On Tuesday, the 30-stock Dow Jones industrial average closed down 1...
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GM Long Term Charts
- Trendlines and support/resistance lines on long term charts of GM (since 1968) for a better perspective:
http://patternspy.blogspot.com/2009/03/gm-g
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