
General Motors confirmed just this morning that it will invest an additional $1 billion in its U.S. factories this year.
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General Motors confirmed just this morning that it will invest an additional $1 billion in its U.S. factories this year.
Its decision to do so, however, had nothing to do with the incoming president, a company rep said...
By Money Morning Staff Reports, Money Morning -
General Motors confirmed just this morning that it will invest an additional $1 billion in its U.S. factories this year.
Its decision to do so, however, had nothing to do with the incoming president, a company rep said...
By Michael A. Robinson, Defense + Tech Specialist, Money Morning • @Robinson_STI -
Last year, GM sold 2.8 million cars and truck.
Many on Wall Street and in the mainstream financial media are saying this is a "buy" opportunity.
And The New York Times recently spun slightly increased sales as a huge victory for the company.
Now you know that I'm a GM guy. So you know that I'm not making this next statement lightly.
I just can't join along with Wall Street's talk of a turnaround.
You should not look on GM's recall problems as a new buying opportunity. In fact, you should avoid this stock.
And today, I'm going to tell you exactly why adding GM to your portfolio right now would be a bad decision.
It hurts to do so, but I feel I owe it to you...
By Garrett Baldwin, Executive Producer, Money Morning -
Stock market news today, July 11, 2014: The Dow Jones today (Friday) will open just 85 points under 17,000 - a level it was able to achieve late last week, but has since slipped back under.
Yesterday, U.S. markets ended in red across the board on news that Portugal's Banco Espirito Santo had its top shareholder halt the sale of the bank's stocks and bonds. At its worst, the Dow Jones was down 180 points intraday, while the Chicago Board Options Exchange Volatility Index (VIX), typically known as the Fear Index, jumped more than 5%.
Here’s a roundup of the top stock market news stories for Friday…
By David Zeiler, Associate Editor, Money Morning • @DavidGZeiler -
After a strong 2013, General Motors Company (NYSE: GM) stock has slumped so far this year and could use an earnings beat when it announces results Thursday morning before the markets open.
Analyst expectations for General Motors earnings per share (EPS) have slipped from $0.90 three months ago to $0.87 now, which is partly responsible for the 13.5% slide in GM stock so far this year.
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By David Mamos, Money Morning -
It's been a long, hard road for General Motors since the depths of the Great Recession pushed the legendary automaker toward bankruptcy. But in the past year or so the company has engineered a massive turnaround, bringing the luster back to GM stock. And things should only get better from here. In fact,
there are six reasons why GM stock still has plenty of gas in the tank...
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To hear the best strategy for buying GM shares in the aftermarket, please read on...
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