Yeah because GM was so good at running their company themselves.Guess you don't read the news much?
The US government is pretty much making GM into a complete meltdown of shareholder funds. They're giving themselves all the controling interest and diluting share value.
No , do not buy government motors, don't buy any auto company outside of shorting , becuase the US government is rewarding the unions for votes. The US Gov could easily run out all the other auto companies and own the only company in the US.
Bad times for communist america.
GM had a lot of problems, but among them was bureaucracy and being the bitch of the masses (low level workers).Yeah because GM was so good at running their company themselves.
If you believe that GM won't go bankrupt, go buy them. You'll earn some cash from speculations as City Bank speculators have in previous months. If they won't go bankrupt then there is only one way to go, and that's up! However, recovery of GM might happen now, in one month time, in one year time or even later.
If you think that US government will let GM down, then don't buy them.
Anyway, don't invest all, don't expect that money back (and you might be pleasantly surprised)...
The main principle of speculation is to buy low and sell high. It's not to buy when it's growing and sell when it's falling...
I like risk I can control.So true you don't know whats going to happen. If you have some money to play with and don't mind losing why not? I'm not saying GM is a good bet but there are plenty of stocks out there that are.
When they were talking about citi going under there stock was just under a dollar now its trading at above 3.50 so a 350% ROI in a couple of months. I mean I personally bought some BAC at 3.00 and now its trading in the 11's. There is def money to be made in the stock market right now. And i'm surprised there isn't very many day traders that also do AM. Cause it seems like a lot of you are scared of the risk.
i'd stay away but then again i own sirius so im not the best stock picker.