GM

LectureOld6879

their only real hope is BYND gets bought out by GM or Tyson or something.

No-Improvement3164

Meta down 10% and GM at ATH up 30% 😂

Standard-Potential-6

Their margins are very low, so it’s still relatively worthwhile, unfortunately. GM sold data for “pennies” per person, per the NYT. Every company is also hoping right now that they can feed AI their data to produce new insights and profits.

darthcaedusiiii

Um. Obama made money for the USA by buying stock in GM. It's a much better plan than just bailing them out.

Quirky_Comfort_7083

Same shit happened to me on GM 😊

davewritescode

You’ve literally describe every single car company in the world. GM was doing this in the 90s with OnStar.

Free-Rub-1583

Just add it to the list. America is so back. Im tired of all this winning! * GM (1,200) * Paramount (10% or 2,000) * Amazon (14,000) * UPS (48,000) * Target (1,800 or 8%) * Meta (600) * Microsoft (9,000 after cutting 6,000 earlier this year) * TCS (6,000) * Salesforce (4,000) * Accenture (11,000) * IBM (1,000) * Cognizant (3,500) * Intel (529)

Free-Rub-1583

Yes please ignore the layoffs at * GM (1,200) * Paramount (10% or 2,000) * Amazon (14,000) * UPS (48,000) * Target (1,800 or 8%) * Meta (600) * Microsoft (9,000 after cutting 6,000 earlier this year) * TCS (6,000) * Salesforce (4,000) * Accenture (11,000) * IBM (1,000) * Cognizant (3,500) * Intel (529)

pmotiveforce

Now GM laying off, though small compared to UPS and Amazon. They are going to have to cook the fuck out of the unemployment data if they want to keep this fraud shit going for another 6 months.

Electrical-Order1317

He didn’t see 48,000 jobs loss UPS, 14,000 jobs loss Amazon, 1800 jobs Target, 1700 jobs GM, and all other companies that have already laid off or are announcing layoffs.

Fukreddit011

This: Amazon, Target, GM, F, UPS, Paramount, Meta, RIVN, Chegg, and others announced JOB Cuts in the Thousands…. We are Fuck, this 🤡 is using INDEED. PUTS ALL IN!

devereaux

Not that I think it's a bad idea, but GM will go begging for a handout/bailout the second things legitimately look difficult

GivMeTacos

But GM is leading the EV revolution 😂

Even-Stranger5764

Lmao forreal. Im sure the million furloughed, decrease in government spending and recents jobs cuts from Amazon, intel and GM will be a great turning point for us as well!

Ancient_Persimmon

It's neither. GM is selling twice as many EVs as they were last year. They think they'll have a brief dip post EV credits and that it's worth laying off people in the interim. Probably not a great idea, but short-sightedness isn't exactly uncommon here.

Foremole_of_redwall

How can GM compete with Ferrari?

SmokeyJoe2

Lots of people want EVs, but not the garbage that GM makes.

reaper527

> Trumps policies just keep paying off!! yes. GM is going to focus on making cars that people actually want to buy rather than cars politicians want them to sell.

Daily-Trader-247

I guess if you mean logic and truth, I agree Which is probably more correct ? GM laid off workers because Trump hates Electric Cars or GM laid off worker because They are not selling enough electric cars to keep the plants running

jwang274

GM was originally planing to collaborate with Chinese EV batteries powerhouse CATL to build EV batteries factory with advanced Chinese technology in U.S. , but they were suspended by U.S. government regulators, if GM can successfully build those EV batteries factory in U.S. I bet they wouldn’t need to lay off so much workers

Glum_Accident829

If GM made cabinets consumers would hate them too.

UKnowWhoToo

Slowing sales means American consumers hate them, too. At least EVs that GM produces.

IntentionSpecialist9

GM is at 69 hha

jpk195

Don’t care at all about FSD. The Mobileye AP1 system is still perfect for me on the highway. But if ADAS is important to you, GM is supposedly pushing out a true level 3 system soon. I’d buy a Lucid or Lyriq any day before another Model S or 3.

No-Improvement3164

GM pumps for 4 days and gives nothing back. Make it make sense. 😂

Maximumm_Drawdowns

GM fellow savvy investors! Hope 🫵make a nice bag today.

Whipitreelgud

I was downvoted with vigor for offering that it's important to look at business news. It feels like the world is caving in with the politics. Then GM posts their results. They're selling cars that are insanely expensive and they're selling lots of them. Airlines don't have enough luxury travel seats to sell. Chevron says they aren't seein any signs of a recession at the pump. Etc. Granted these stories are not all in April, although Chevron's was months and months ago and there are other earnings stories from back then.

stripperpole

I also got .9% recently from GM but it’s 36 months

CoffeeMaker999

GM Meeseeks!

Expert_Context5398

People aren't investing in Tesla for current fundamentals. There's a reason why Tesla is valued at a significantly higher premium than Ford and GM shareholders and why near 50% of Tesla is owned institutionally. People are betting on rampant AI growth being pushed onto self-driving and humanoid robots. The fact you're still talking about current fundamentals as if the company's future operations is tied to vehicle sales is why you're having a disconnect with where the company is headed. "People made money with Enron too until they didn't." Enron was enrolled in an accounting scandal. Your thesis on Tesla failing is bad fundamentals. There's only so many bad fundamentals a company could have before the share prices plummet. Certainly wouldn't reach $8.5 trillion market cap if that were the case. So my question is: Why won't ya'll short it? It's quite simple. Because there's enough resistance from Tesla shareholders to destroy the shorts. Hence, people believe in the company. It's just you losers on here who dislike Elon and can't stand that every year, he somehow becomes more successful. You're rooting for his success but end up just missing out on capital gains. Relax.

Slabbed1738

Puts on GM?

oldmanballsacks81

GM yall. Best wishes to all who havent done any research premarket, just woke up and ready to lose money buying puts at open

No-Improvement3164

GM is the new Tesla. ATH daily

Over-Young8392

“Nobody in AI is making money” is a wild take. OpenAI is pulling in billions from ChatGPT subscriptions, AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud are minting cash from AI infrastructure, and Nvidia is not generating fake profits; they are selling real products and building an ecosystem. The circular flow people complain about is called vertical integration and it is how supply chains work. Yes, startups burn cash, that is how tech startups work. Large enterprises are deploying AI at scale: Walmart for inventory and customer service, JPMorgan for fraud detection, UnitedHealth for patient outcomes, Ford Tesla GM for autonomy, ExxonMobil, Meta for generative ads. Microsoft, Amazon, and Google have integrated AI through everything from cloud services to email to productivity tools. Klarna, Shopify, Adobe, Salesforce, ServiceNow, Datadog, Snowflake, Palantir, Netflix, Uber, DoorDash, etc., all shipping AI features that drive revenue or efficiency. Governments are pouring billions into AI and defense to modernize operations and maintain strategic advantage; otherwise they will be left behind. Is every startup profitable? No. Is there some hype? Sure. But writing off the entire industry because some players are not profitable yet is incredibly short-sighted.

Prudent-Corgi3793

Where are you getting these numbers? | [https://stockanalysis.com/stocks/NVDA/financials/balance-sheet/](NVDA) | $11,639M | $45,152M | $140,740M | | [https://stockanalysis.com/stocks/AAPL/financials/balance-sheet/](AAPL) | $36,269M | $55,372M | $331,495M | | [https://stockanalysis.com/stocks/MSFT/financials/balance-sheet/](MSFT) | $30,242M | $94,565M | $191,131M | | [https://stockanalysis.com/stocks/GOOG/financials/balance-sheet/](GOOG) | $21,036M | $95,148M | $502,053M | | [https://stockanalysis.com/stocks/AMZN/financials/balance-sheet/](AMZN) | $57,741M | $93,180M | $682,170M | | [https://stockanalysis.com/stocks/META/financials/balance-sheet/](META) | $12,005M | $47,071M | $294,744M | | [https://stockanalysis.com/stocks/TSLA/financials/balance-sheet/](TSLA) | $18,289M | $41,647M | $133,735M | | [https://stockanalysis.com/stocks/GM/financials/balance-sheet/](GM) | $15,110M | $21,902M | $288,168M | | [https://stockanalysis.com/stocks/F/financials/balance-sheet/](F) | $18,024M | $32,671M | $300,990M | TSLA has the lowest amount of cash & equivalents among the Mag 7, including AAPL and META. They also have the lowest total assets. But the automative industry is a capital-intensive one that requires more assets. For instance, GM and F have about 2.5x as much in total assets as TSLA, even though they are hardly magnificent.

DalaDanny

Respectfully, several core facts in OP’s post are outdated or just wrong. Line-by-line: 1) “The 316M new shares are *unregistered* and *not freely tradable yet*.” ▸ Reality: The lock-up expired at 5:00 p.m. ET on Oct 16. After that, holders “will be able to sell all of the New Shares.” DTC then moved the shares out of the contra CUSIP into the *unrestricted* CUSIP on Oct 17. ▸ Sources: SEC 8‑K (Item 1.01) and Exhibit 99.1 press release with the DTC details. – https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1655210/000119312525240364/d60690d8k.htm – https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1655210/000119312525240364/d60690dex991.htm 2) “Float is still tiny (only ~70–100M tradable) until SEC registration goes effective.” ▸ Reality: As of the Oct 16 record date there were **397,607,401** shares outstanding. The “tight float until registration” angle is no longer true once the lock-up rolled off and DTC moved shares to the unrestricted CUSIP. ▸ Source: Company DEF 14A (proxy), Record Date section. – https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1655210/000119312525242542/d940803ddef14a.htm 3) “Short interest >100% proves a structural squeeze because float is locked.” ▸ Reality: Ortex did show SI >100% of *public shares* at one point, but that % can compress as the denominator (free float) expands when the new shares hit the unrestricted line. % of float ≠ fixed; the absolute shorts aren’t magically growing. ▸ Source: Reuters summarizing Ortex and noting shares released. – https://www.reuters.com/business/beyond-meat-short-interest-surges-past-100-public-shares-ortex-data-shows-2025-10-23/ 4) “Borrow fee 800–900% means shorts are trapped right now.” ▸ Reality: CTB spiked intraday (Oct 14–15) into the ~800–900% area, then fell hard as supply loosened. By Oct 24 it was ~20–50% on common trackers, and on Oct 26 Interactive Brokers feed showed ~9.25%. ▸ Sources: – Fintel CTB history: https://fintel.io/ss/us/bynd – IB feed snapshot (ChartExchange/CompaniesMarketCap mirrors): https://chartexchange.com/symbol/nasdaq-bynd/borrow-fee/ https://companiesmarketcap.com/beyond-meat/cost-to-borrow/ 5) “Dark pool short volume ~250M = that many *shares short*.” ▸ Reality: Daily “short volume” is **trading flow** (prints marked short), not the stock’s outstanding **short interest**. FINRA and others explicitly warn not to conflate the two. ▸ Sources: – FINRA explainer on Short Interest vs Short Sale Volume: https://www.finra.org/investors/insights/short-interest https://www.finra.org/rules-guidance/notices/information-notice-051019 https://www.finra.org/finra-data/browse-catalog/short-sale-volume-data/daily-short-sale-volume-files 6) “There’s no supply; that’s why volume is low and a squeeze is inevitable.” ▸ Reality: Supply increased materially (316,150,176 new shares issued in the exchange), and **liquidity is massive** (multiple sessions >1B shares traded). Squeezes can pop—but sustained moves fight a big supply overhang from noteholders. ▸ Sources: – SEC 8‑K issuance: https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1655210/000119312525240364/d60690d8k.htm – Reuters on 1.2B+ shares traded Oct 21: https://www.reuters.com/business/beyond-meat-shares-soar-planned-walmart-distribution-2025-10-21/ – WSJ/FactSet on 2B+ shares traded Oct 22: https://www.wsj.com/livecoverage/stock-market-today-tesla-earnings-10-22-2025/card/QIrRiAHyuXGJHi6gCCXR 7) “Near-term catalysts are all bullish.” ▸ Reality: BYND pre-announced Q3 rev. ≈ $70M and GM ~10–11% (okay vs expectations), but Nov 19 Special Meeting also seeks (i) Nasdaq 5635(d) approval to issue shares under the new notes, (ii) *increase* authorized shares to 3.0B, and (iii) a reverse-split framework—each a potential dilution/overhang mechanic. ▸ Sources: – Reuters on prelim Q3: https://www.reuters.com/business/beyond-meat-expects-post-quarterly-revenue-above-estimates-2025-10-24/ – Proxy (Special Meeting 11/19, proposals incl. 3B auth. shares & reverse split): https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1655210/000119312525242542/d940803ddef14a.htm TL;DR — The post’s central thesis (“float stays tight until a resale registration, so a mechanical squeeze is inevitable”) is **false**. The lock-up expired 10/16, DTC moved shares to the unrestricted CUSIP on 10/17, and trading/liquidity show the supply is very much present.

BODYBUTCHER

Teslas have become an inferior product just relative to other American cars, looking at the models and prices of just GM cars. They are more luxurious and in some cases cheaper than Tesla models

pch14

They don't have a near Monopoly. They don't even have 50% of the US electric market nor any other market. Please see the following Tesla dominates the US EV market, followed by General Motors and Ford, with General Motors recently surpassing Ford to claim the second spot. In Q2 2025, Tesla held 48.5% of the market, while GM had 15.2% (including Cadillac and GMC) and Ford held 5.5%. Hyundai was close behind Ford at 5.3%.  Here are the top manufacturers by market share, based on Q2 2025 data: Tesla: 48.5% General Motors (GM): 15.2% (includes Cadillac and GMC) Ford: 5.5% Hyundai: 5.3% 

tech01x

This is an overly simplistic view that ends up being wrong. Tesla is already a Chinese manufacturer, in some ways like GM. The cost per hour for labor, up and down the supply chain in China is about $2-5, while in the U.S., it is an order of magnitude higher. Opening up to Chinese imports without tariffs doesn’t devastate Tesla… they will simply make more from China. Instead, it devastates ICE in the U.S. and Europe. Look inside of all the automakers in NA and Europe… how many BEVs can they make? Can they compete against BEVs that are priced around $30k for a premium SUV or sports sedan? How much of the economy would be devastated if gasoline cars become the expensive ones, with high operating costs? Tesla isn’t afraid of that future. They have been preparing for it. It is everyone else that would be devastated. In China, Tesla is at the top of their vehicle segments already.

LengthClean

Canadians should be banding together and driving out GM, Stellantis, Netflix, Meta a CPG brand and Starbucks. Just target those 6. Day in and Day out.

MoBrosBooks

Yeah boi! HODL. Ferrarris or Foodstamps! What's an exit strategy, anyways. GM—hold up...

Charlie_Wax

The price of the stock still has no grounding in actual commercial prospects. Look at the market cap compared to Ford or GM. There's no realistic narrative to justify the difference. It's a fugazi, fairy dust, it's not real.

No_Feeling920

There will be a lot of fine GM US soy now that Chinese stopped buying it.

Cool_Two906

I get your point, but the problem with that line of thinking is that is rarely how technological change happens. Today's current tech Titans were yesteryears bootstrapped startups. GM didn't kick off the electric car revolution Tesla did. IBM didn't usher in the age of personal computing Microsoft did. Moore's law is named after the founder of Intel but TSMC is pushing it to its limits.

farshid13

Notable Option Flow Recap Big money still pouring into multiple sectors today 👇 • $BULL 35C (11/21/2025) – 💰 $431K @ 0.12 avg | 204% OTM • $EOSE 21C (01/16/2026) – ⚡ $814K @ 2.06 avg | 31% OTM (ER in 11 D) • $GM 80C (03/20/2026) – 🚗 $2.3M @ 2.19 avg | 15% OTM • $HUT 75C (01/15/2027) – 💻 $2.2M @ 14.23 avg | 57% OTM (ER in 11 D) • $JNJ 195C (11/21/2025) – 🧬 $1.9M @ 1.64 avg • $PATH 20C (01/16/2026) – 🤖 $19.6M @ 1.30 avg | 21% OTM • $PDD 138C (11/28/2025) – 🛍️ $14.3M @ 5.09 avg • $RDDT 250C (11/07/2025) – 💬 $2.4M @ 6.59 avg | 17% OTM (ER in 6 D) • $TLT 94C (03/31/2026) – 🏦 $2.7M @ 1.96 avg • $UUUU 33C (10/31/2025) – ☢️ $387K @ 1.27 avg | 54% OTM (Buzzer Beater) 🧠 Smart money spreading risk across growth, energy, and macro trades — both short-term momentum and long-dated conviction plays. 💡 Simplest way to see what the big boys are doing — use real-time AI data from Perplexity Browser 👇 👉 https://pplx.ai/maxmasoodi63049

farshid13

Notable Option Flow Recap Big money still pouring into multiple sectors today 👇 • $BULL 35C (11/21/2025) – 💰 $431K @ 0.12 avg | 204% OTM • $EOSE 21C (01/16/2026) – ⚡ $814K @ 2.06 avg | 31% OTM (ER in 11 D) • $GM 80C (03/20/2026) – 🚗 $2.3M @ 2.19 avg | 15% OTM • $HUT 75C (01/15/2027) – 💻 $2.2M @ 14.23 avg | 57% OTM (ER in 11 D) • $JNJ 195C (11/21/2025) – 🧬 $1.9M @ 1.64 avg • $PATH 20C (01/16/2026) – 🤖 $19.6M @ 1.30 avg | 21% OTM • $PDD 138C (11/28/2025) – 🛍️ $14.3M @ 5.09 avg • $RDDT 250C (11/07/2025) – 💬 $2.4M @ 6.59 avg | 17% OTM (ER in 6 D) • $TLT 94C (03/31/2026) – 🏦 $2.7M @ 1.96 avg • $UUUU 33C (10/31/2025) – ☢️ $387K @ 1.27 avg | 54% OTM (Buzzer Beater) 🧠 Smart money spreading risk across growth, energy, and macro trades — both short-term momentum and long-dated conviction plays. 💡 Simplest way to see what the big boys are doing — use real-time AI data from Perplexity Browser 👇 👉 https://pplx.ai/maxmasoodi63049

boar_guy

Pickup truck & suv boom $GM $F 🇺🇸

Alone-in-a-crowd-1

Probably truly about tariffs we just put on GM and Stellantis. It’s all bullshit.

sailortyx56

Amazon, Nestle, Meta, Molson Coors, Target, Applied Materials, Charter Communications, and GM have all announced layoffs in the last 2 weeks.

mythrilcrafter

>*"...First home grown industries become reliant of government policies in the form of tariffs, then they stop competing and they stop making the innovative management and technological changes they need to make to succeed in world markets..."* ------ I had an argument about this with a relative just last night on the topic of Electric Vehicles and the US government's desperate attempt to block Chinese EV's from entering the US market. The relative was arguing in favor of exactly what Reagan was warning about in that *"companies like Ford, GM, and Stellantis spend a lot of money for their ICE (internal combustion engine) infrastructure and manufacturing capacity; so they need the US government to protect them from Chinese companies who are going to undercut them with cheap EV's!!!"* My argument being *"That's a problem they had the power to avoid back when they had a 10 year lead on China; but instead of even trying innovation, they self sabotaged with $110,000 EV Hummers and $95,000 F-150 Lightnings, and then when no one bought those cars, the companies ran to the government begging for protection against their own inaction. We as consumers shouldn't have to deal with the consequences of their mistakes just in the name of coddling them into making the same mistakes..."*

refugeebanker

$GM strength, making all time highs, is short term in nature, but being extrapolated into longer term earnings power. Pull forward demand ahead of tariffs and Ford lost its aluminum supplier for F-150. I'm shorting it.

100thmeridian420

I bet it has more to do with Carney putting a quota on Sellantis and GM yesterday.

Sysheen

Sounds like 90% of threads on pennystock. The difference is BYND absolutely can moon if people united to f the shorts. Shorts lost ~19 billion on GM.E BYND short interest jumped to 109%. Peak GM.E short interest was 140%. This wouldn't run as hard as GM.E ofc, but could still run like crazy if we get an actual squeeze.

Green-Rich3060

what the fk is happening with GM?

AyumiHikaru

Tesla should have bought Ford or GM right ? LOL

Main-Offer

So true. Stating the obvious ofcourse. How untethered from reality is Tesla hot balloon of hopes (btw am I only one to notice Musk wildly overpromises and has yet to even fulfill 2019 promise of Semi ..) Quarterly earnings $2.6B $0.9B $1.4B $1.7B GM with 25x lower share price /multiple $2.1B $2.8B $2.5B $2.7 Fair value for Tesla should be $18.. But thats before factoring huge hit to brand and end to EV credit.

Darthbaras

I will be transparent, I haven’t bought BYND at all but I bought into Clover during their short hype. What Clover taught me is, tutes learned from GM3. Dark pools will just negate this hype same as it did for Clover. There’s no way hedgies haven’t noticed people are meme stocking again and will find a way to exit losing the least amount of money possible. For the sake of all the people yolo’ing and going crazy over this I hope I’m wrong and I’m just a jaded because I got burned by Clover. I’ve seen some crazy yolo’s so far so hopefully everyone and their mother makes money off this buying in $6+

AbbreviationsDry5823

I appreciate your view as well! It is much harder to do what TSLA is doing, but they have the advantage of full integration of all the components to make robo taxis a reality. Google does not make cars, and we have seen how trying to integrate technologies often leads to failure. While I will agree with you on TSLA and timelines in general, they are 100% focused on making this work and I see the results every time I use FSD. I have driven from FL all the way to Canada using FSD for 95% of the drive. If Google doesn't see revenue for this soon, they will drop it same as GM did.

ayashifx55

hard to tell because GM did really good.

zhouyu24

The hype train was a reverse stock split or dilution event. Way different from OPEN or GM3 situation. This was always gonna be a short term squeeze.

simons700

GM and Ford have about 1,000,000$ revenue per employee, rivian has ~350,000$...

Successful-Tea-5733

You don't think that Tesla effective creating a mass market EV (something that GM's attempt and failure is what led to the origianl guys starting Tesla), you don't think THAT is a legitimate accomplishment? No he was not the original founder of Tesla; but without him it doesn't even get as far as Delorean, people still only think of Tesla the father of AC electricity. You can dislike Musk as a person, but to discount his business success just makes you look ignorant.

grmnlad

That's what people said about GM^E and OPEN as well

No-Improvement3164

GM out preforming FAANG. 😂

dolenees676

Which saved GM from bankruptcy and is the reason it exists today. Your point?

Sysheen

The shorts lost **$19 billion** in 21' on GM.E We knew how to squeeze then. Let's do it again!

Pleasant-Shallot-707

State ownership of the means of production is a key element of communism which is why all these republicans assholes called it communism when Obama did it with GM to save them from bankruptcy. Trump is doing it as a means to control

Individual-Motor-167

Oh yikes, I did not see GM saying ai. Their q3 earnings were rather troubling. Low margins on more cars sold. Their tried to say they turned about 3.2 billion to shareholders but half of that is an accounting hack bringing 1.6 in ev adjustments that they added back in. A majority of their profit and best margin is the financial arm. Except it's interconnected with the car business. If people don't buy cars, less to finance.

0K-go

They took a nearly 60% stake in GM and sold at a loss of over 10billion.

VegasBjorne1

Obama also lost billions on bailing-out GM and Chrysler by abusing the TARP act which was designed for financial institutions. They were the only two loans which lost money.

Thick-Material-5675

Tesla 3Q global deliveries: 497,000 VW 3Q global deliveries: 2.2 M Tesla 3Q North America deliveries: Not reported VW 3Q North America deliveries: 87,900 Dunno why Tesla reports only global when all other major automakers like GM, Ford and Toyota focus on North America statistics

just-reg-Joe

Somebody posted a price chart for GM$ before the SQZ..meat is exactly replicating that

tech01x

That is already the case this quarter, as GM got the CAFE fleet emissions penalties set to $0 by lobbying Ted Cruz. So GM and others don’t need to buy any of them this quarter already. But Tesla also get regulatory credits from various other non-US sources.

Thick-Material-5675

I feel like it’s apples to oranges when Tesla reports delivery numbers at 497k, representing the global Q3 sales when GM, Ford and Toyota only report North American deliveries 🤷🏻‍♂️

ryan_dfs

Lol, their sales and profit are a tiny fraction of GM, let alone Toyota

freeportme

No that’s GM

KnewTwoDiss

Mango almost literally said to buy F calls before they report. Ford and GM (already reported) CEOs thanked Trump for sending their stocks "through the roof" - even before F reports tomorrow LOL - If this is not free money I don't know what is.

No-Improvement3164

At least GM is green

supersourskitz

Feeling bullish on $GM

No-Improvement3164

GM up 18% yesterday. 😂

Notmikeyouidiot

[https://www.amazon.com/Amazon-Grocery-Beef-Boneless-Choice/dp/B0D4GM1BXQ/ref=sr\_1\_1\_us\_f3\_0o\_fs?crid=2NSOM5HKVBQD1&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.VX7\_cNJpDuLZQIHhafa5umpPnY\_IZJINltTyptwotkYqDjZyBWaCbpSVQ8al6qyGZenEDCJ74rmBLmQXSkyZUs-f0bdw\_39yVCLUU620YbbA-37M41Bb5B0G7BqmvwI03tW\_tMTABip6nwM3tQ92LT\_hngGDdv7UhUpfZ4R7ywsXii7rZLyS8TZNx8DmYeCLgSc9Jti0LiMwacRuHpJb\_TaVETesBtPjXJdrfuxnLDE.KusevYQec2-vRl3l9l3eS2YANTnaK\_rPWyw-Pfb6u78&dib\_tag=se&keywords=bynd+meat&qid=1761149422&s=books&sprefix=bynd+mea%2Cstripbooks%2C138&sr=1-1](https://www.amazon.com/Amazon-Grocery-Beef-Boneless-Choice/dp/B0D4GM1BXQ/ref=sr_1_1_us_f3_0o_fs?crid=2NSOM5HKVBQD1&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.VX7_cNJpDuLZQIHhafa5umpPnY_IZJINltTyptwotkYqDjZyBWaCbpSVQ8al6qyGZenEDCJ74rmBLmQXSkyZUs-f0bdw_39yVCLUU620YbbA-37M41Bb5B0G7BqmvwI03tW_tMTABip6nwM3tQ92LT_hngGDdv7UhUpfZ4R7ywsXii7rZLyS8TZNx8DmYeCLgSc9Jti0LiMwacRuHpJb_TaVETesBtPjXJdrfuxnLDE.KusevYQec2-vRl3l9l3eS2YANTnaK_rPWyw-Pfb6u78&dib_tag=se&keywords=bynd+meat&qid=1761149422&s=books&sprefix=bynd+mea%2Cstripbooks%2C138&sr=1-1) this too

just-reg-Joe

Which planet were you on when GM$ and AM$ happened, this is exactly how it’s suppose to moon

just-reg-Joe

GM$ sqz lasted for a week, this shit ain’t for paper fairy’s, it’s for meaty gorillas!

just-reg-Joe

Bro GM$ sqz lasted for a week, this ain’t for paper fairy’s like you

mtol115

Ford calls? Since GM was so strong

Equal_Pitch_8935

You knew Tesla was cooked when they started losing market share to GM

emmysdadforever

Yes, I mentioned this yesterday when GM beat earnings! GM said people are buying premium models and transiting to EV. I couldn't believe it and got brutally downvoted.

fredean01

>They are supposed to do all these things, literally, that is their job.  The CEO of GM, Toyota and BMW are not promising to deliver 1,000,000 humanoid robots or solving the problem of self driving cars, all without getting paid a dime if they don't deliver.

cryptohorn

How did GM go up. All I see are yt videos of 100k trucks sitting on the lots for months

pooterssssssssss

https://preview.redd.it/yiulf99ddkwf1.png?width=715&format=png&auto=webp&s=00543a44f2a5db551df12a94f74dee04f7acbd35 GM up 15%???? LOL is this 1928?

pooterssssssssss

Boring ole GM destroyed half of this sub today(all the money from memes other than BYND basically went into GM)... hahah GENERAL MOTORS? People still buy those cars? Isn't that company from the 1920s?

No-Improvement3164

GM up 16% today and the average price of a vehicle is 50k. I can’t even afford a sleeve of ritz crackers. wtf

No_Photograph_5262

What’s up with TSM? Why tf is it having days like today after posting stellar earnings? And GM up over 10%? Who tf invests in GM?

Professional_Ad681

GM squeeze another 20%

moorhound

Is the market being floated by GM or something? All my watchlists are looking fucked up but we're not red

pooterssssssssss

they randomly pumped DOW shiet today though, like GM.

Aeneas21

GM earnings crushed it, F up next.

No-Guarantee-5213

Because General Motors ($GM) reported excellent earnings and outlook.

No-Improvement3164

GM isn’t giving up a penny. 😂😂🇺🇸

cryptohorn

Didn't GM declare bankruptcy in 2009 lmaooo