GM stock opens up, revving Camaro replaces opening bell

[brandotron]

This is a very good thing.

[Rickey]

They should start everyday with the revving Camaro!

[Sean@Phastek]

[Lumix]

Originally Posted by FEARONE

Nice to see GM proceeding well, especially for the wackos out there that complain when the Gov. step in to help...

That would be me...

[gmpartsman00]

Originally Posted by h2oplay

I'm not so excited as I was an original stock owner...


GM is a house of cards.......


but the camaro is so hot, I had to have one, it's my last investment in GM for now.

+1
I got screwed out of a shit load of GM stock too. I just really wanted the Camaro, but I'm more than likely done with GM everything for a long while

[cab2g]

Originally Posted by gmpartsman00

+1
I got screwed out of a shit load of GM stock too. I just really wanted the Camaro, but I'm more than likely done with GM everything for a long while

my very first investment was $500 in McLeod Telecom. within a year it was worth $273. Within 3, it was worth $16 then eventually after a reverse split (they gave me one share) they did a reverse split again and it was worth $0 because I only had 1 share.

That'll teach me to invest. haha

[2SSCAMARO]

Originally Posted by FEARONE

Nice to see GM proceeding well, especially for the wackos out there that complain when the Gov. step in to help...

As the famous P.T. Barnum was quoted as saying "There's a sucker born every minute" meaning there is never a shortage of gullible people. Buy some of those shares of the "proceeding well" GM today and I say your shares will each be worth $25 before they ever see $50

[2010 SSRS]

Congrats GM

[GrinderSS]

Originally Posted by h2oplay

I'm not so excited as I was an original stock owner...


GM is a house of cards.......


but the camaro is so hot, I had to have one, it's my last investment in GM for now.

Same situation here.

[FEARONE]

Originally Posted by 2SSCAMARO

As the famous P.T. Barnum was quoted as saying "There's a sucker born every minute" meaning there is never a shortage of gullible people. Buy some of those shares of the "proceeding well" GM today and I say your shares will each be worth $25 before they ever see $50

You missed the point Mr P.T. Barnum The point was the WACKOS that talked & wanted it to fail when the Gov. took over i.e. GM=Government Motors. Little by little GM will come back strong as ever thanks to OUR Gov stepping in....

[DGthe3]

Originally Posted by 2SSCAMARO

As the famous P.T. Barnum was quoted as saying "There's a sucker born every minute" meaning there is never a shortage of gullible people. Buy some of those shares of the "proceeding well" GM today and I say your shares will each be worth $25 before they ever see $50

You lose your money the instant you buy stock (after all, money is what you buy stock with ... ). Beyond that, you just hope you get more out than you put in.

Afraid to lose money investing? Keep your cash in a savings account at your bank.

[mikel441]

Originally Posted by DGthe3

You lose your money the instant you buy stock (after all, money is what you buy stock with ... ). Beyond that, you just hope you get more out than you put in.

Afraid to lose money investing? Keep your cash in a savings account at your bank.

Never trust the Stock Market!

[h2oplay]

Originally Posted by FEARONE

You missed the point Mr P.T. Barnum The point was the WACKOS that talked & wanted it to fail when the Gov. took over i.e. GM=Government Motors. Little by little GM will come back strong as ever thanks to OUR Gov stepping in....

Well the jury is still out on that, but glad you're OK with it being done on the backs of the original stockholders and our borrowed china $$.....

And really, who "wanted" GM to fail? that's political nonsense.....

[DGthe3]

Originally Posted by h2oplay

Well the jury is still out on that, but glad you're OK with it being done on the backs of the original stockholders and our borrowed china $$.....

And really, who "wanted" GM to fail? that's political nonsense.....

Plenty of people wanted them to not only fail, but have them liquidated as well. And it had little to nothing to do with politics. The logic was more or less that if GM went down, better companies (ie, Ford and Toyota) would take their place and the market would be a better place without them.