Tweetdid you short sell it?

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Originally Posted by daved150

did you short sell it?

No, I didn't have the stomach for it. I don't like government intervention in my investments. Your intitial analysis was correct D, the company is worthless. $-90 a share with pension obligatons, without it, at best $-20 a share.

Tweetyea...i just hope it can pull out...i'm affraid when it's all dione, there's just gonna be chevy and caddy left. and, with this asshole in charge, he's gonna have everyone driving smart cars!! if a republican would stand up now and put on his big boy pants and announce that he'll reverse some of these assinine laws this fukheads putting in place, i promice i'll pimp that fuker out like he was my number 1 hore!!! i swear...this guy's gonna ruin our way of life!!!


on the investment thing...time to start watching some of these vendors bro...there's gonna be more fall out...if i hear anything, i'll pm ya...it'd be intresting to see the effect this has on them....(in regards to shorting)...I JUST WISH I HAD THE MONEY TO FUK AROUND WITH IT, LOL

TweetI'm working on my MBA right now. This summer semester I started taking a class called Corporate Finance. This book was published in 2007. For one of the Balance Sheet Analysis to determine how well a company is doing, an analyst should do the Market-to-Book ratio aka Price-to-Book ratio. Typically a company wants that ration to be above 1. They used GM as an example and GM's P/B ratio back in 2006 was .5!!!! I was like WTF???? The average PB ratio for the auto industry was 1.5 at that time. Google had a P/B of 15! So GM's problems started way before the collapse of the banks and sh!t. Their whole board of directors should be taken out back and shot! How the hell do you continue to operate a company when your damn P/B ratio is less than 1? They should have taken serious cost cutting measures to try and raise their freaking equity!

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Originally Posted by supasaiyan99

I'm working on my MBA right now. This summer semester I started taking a class called Corporate Finance. This book was published in 2007. For one of the Balance Sheet Analysis to determine how well a company is doing, an analyst should do the Market-to-Book ratio aka Price-to-Book ratio. Typically a company wants that ration to be above 1. They used GM as an example and GM's P/B ratio back in 2006 was .5!!!! I was like WTF???? The average PB ratio for the auto industry was 1.5 at that time. Google had a P/B of 15! So GM's problems started way before the collapse of the banks and sh!t. Their whole board of directors should be taken out back and shot! How the hell do you continue to operate a company when your damn P/B ratio is less than 1? They should have taken serious cost cutting measures to try and raise their freaking equity!

well true...theur problem started the day they decided to agree to a union and offer good pay/retirement programs. their "legacy" cost's of doing biz was WAY out of line!! the banking just stuck a fork in it.

TweetI took a bath on GM. I bought it at $3.08 a share, and sold it for $1.60 a share once they announced the possibility of a reverse 100-1 split. But I did take my money and buy GE at $7.93 a share, and come out waaaaay ahead on that transaction. Let's see those greedy union workers now. NOW they're ready to make concessions.

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Originally Posted by angryoldman

But I did take my money and buy GE at $7.93 a share, and come out waaaaay ahead on that transaction. Let's see those greedy union workers now. NOW they're ready to make concessions.

Dump that dog now! You were fortunate and caught the dead cat bounce on the stock.

Tweetlol...dead cat bounce...

Tweetfrom what i read, even after the restructuring, the gov will still need to fork over $50 billion. in other words, we the people.

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Originally Posted by skinnyman

from what i read, even after the restructuring, the gov will still need to fork over $50 billion. in other words, we the people.

30 billion i believe

TweetIts time to stop bailing these companie out that dont know how to run and control there money

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Originally Posted by FUZO

Its time to stop bailing these companie out that dont know how to run and control there money

lol...welp, that aint gonna happen. even that dundass shelby from alabama has started to see the light. there's a reason you dont see alot of politicians screaming out against this fuzo....even most conservatives see the light. if this didnt get done, it'd be liquidation. and....i dont even want to get into it anymore...

Tweetthe republicans cant do a thing about this we dont control the majority anymore.Its the liberal democrats that will continue to pass the bills to help them out.Its out of control spending this president has surpassed bush in debt 2 trillion in his first year and its only been a few months him in office and nothing has worked .America cannot to afford to bail them out. just wait until everyone is screaming about there taxes being raised tothe gill next year when this dumb ass said he wasnt going to raise taxes.4yrs he's out. and I can give a alot of republicans that dont want to bail the car companies out let alone everyone else