General Motors Stock jumped initially at the open today and then fell back as investors continue to fear GM will not avoid what many see as an upcoming decline in auto sales following one of the longest auto buying periods in history.
GM Profit Up – Stock Down
GM’s quarterly results roared past analysts’ forecasts with annual earnings now predicted to be at the high side of the original outlook which was $5.50 to $6.00 a share.
GM Stock Down 4%
The sell-off pushed GM stock down 4% and spread to Ford and Fiat Chrysler as well as non-domestic auto-makers.
GM Stock Trade
The decline in GM Stock is setting up a potential trade which I entered today. This article outlines the trade entered, the outlook for the stock, how the trade will be handled in coming days and a rescue strategy that will be used if needed.
General Motors Stock Trade Alert for Oct 25 2016
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