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Here comes the cavalry!
GM
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GM will saddle up to the bailout trough again and will get the cash it needs to make it a bit longer. Make no mistake, this is not a vote of confidence in the long term viability of this company. It still faces serious problems that go beyond liquidity. People have gotten t oo bearish though. Recently, a Deutsche Bank analyst put a target price of zero on the stock. That doesn't seem right, given the political/public relations fallout of letting a once venerable American brand die.
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Think about taking profits
GM
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Was anyone really surprised by the horrible earnings coming out of Detroit or that they've been burning through cash? How was this not priced into the stock? Political pressure is building to throw them yet another lifeline. Take your profits and run. Or, if you're truly sour on these companies, add to your shorts after the rally.
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General Motors
GM
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Bailout news will lift stock
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Neutral on GM ...
GM
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under priced because fear of bankruptcy but fed and gov will not let them go under. after election we will see them above $15.00/share
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Auto Makers Are Out Of Gas
GM
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The 30 lowest rated companies in the ETFI Global Auto Makers Index and short ETF proposal lost an astonishing 63.9% in market value over the past year, compared to a loss of 37% each for the S&P 500 SPDR (SPY) and the Consumer Discretionary Sector SPDR (XLY). The index includes companies with market caps over $150M U.S. Dollars which are active in the following business segments: auto/truck makers, motor sports/recreation – e.g. Polaris (PII), motorcycles – e.g. Harley Davidson (HOG), and recreational vehicles – e.g. Winnebago (WGO). < />< />< />< />...
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(+4.74% risk: conservative)
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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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