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GM General Motors pulling back to massive support Using the KEY LEVELS method, GM is a low-risk buy against the support created by the last earnings report. I like to trade against these KEY LEVELS and enter AFTER earnings have been released and the stock revisits the KEY LEVEL. If you rally INTO the Key level then it is RESISTANCE. If it falls down TO the Key level then it is support. Risk is 1 average range on the other side of the key level. Upside is to the high of the rally prior to the retest of the Key level. Target 32-32.50. 32.50 is also a level of LOW VOLUME which is "massive resistance". Why didn't it trade any volume at 32.50? Because there was a huge seller there and it drove it down under that price. The first time back to it you will see a meaningful reaction. Cheers. Tim 11:32AM Friday April 8, 2016 GM 29.48 last, 28.50 stop, 32.50 target.
NYSE:GMLong
by timwest
13
GM reached key valuation level at the August lowIn several previous posts I have made on GM, I have pointed out the 0.85 x's book value level. Most recently last fall when GM was below $30. The key to any investment strategy is also having an exit plan. GM traded up nearly 40% in valuation from the low last fall to the high last spring before turning back down last summer. Any variety of exit plans could have helped you exit with decent profits on the way up or on the way back down. Is there a reason the MAGIC 85% of BOOK VALUE LEVEL Has NAILED the bottom the last 3 times? I think so. It is because VALUE INVESTORS utilize these ratios to determine entry levels. Why is 0.85 x's book value important? Because that is the level that gives value investors a margin of safety to buy $1 of assets for 85 cents. It is a pattern of valuation that we can find using TradingView fundamentals and is really the same as technical fundamentals, or the patterns in fundamental analysis and valuation. Here's wishing us an entry into GM at 27.65 or lower to get this position into the portfolio. Another way to accomplish this is to sell $30-strike puts going out 3-6 months where you collect at least $2.35 in premium, which will net you an entry price of $27.65 as long as GM is below $30 at expiration. $30 is the price you will buy the stock, less the premium that you collect on selling the put options, if GM is below $30 at expiration. That is a risk, that you miss any returns beyond $30. GM - it's on my shopping list - because of the healthy earnings it has generated in the last 4 quarters: 1.29, 0.86, 1.19, 0.97 for a whopping $4.31 in earnings or 15% earnings yield ($4.31/$28.74 last = 14.99%) Fears of a recession and rate hikes by the Fed have investors unnerved, but you have a large margin of safety when you are investing with returns that are 15%, which is a far cry from Treasury bonds, notes and bills which are yielding a small fraction of that. $28.71 last GM 11:19AM EST 9/29/2015
NYSE:GMLong
by timwest
7
GM don't think much upside left in this unless it's a big brkoutGM is closing in on the descending weekly resistance trendline at about 37.50. Currently weekly is also facing a horizontal resistance which needs to be broken first to reach 37.50 zone. Breaking 37.50 will need a very big push and with volume to consider this breakout a real breakout. All in all even if GM turns bullish in short term I don't think it will have legs to break 37.50, where it can be a good shorting opportunity.
NYSE:GMShort
by showstopper
GM: Current Situation, Looking For Longs In Near FutureFriends, Looking for an entry to the upside, waiting for a downside pullback first before I commit any funds here. Looking for the pullback to come in at around 34.40's I want to see a move down one more time, and to see some criteria filled to get me into this stock, these notes are found on the chart. A lot of average traders would see the last couple days of buying and assume something is happening. Whilst it COULD potentially carry on upward, it's too risky for me, and I don't take risk like that on stocks, when I can easily find a better stock for today, and wait for this one to do something more reliable. Tom
NYSE:GM
by TomProTrader
General Motors -GM -Weekly - Turning up from 11% correction GM has suffered relative to the rest of the market, probably due to its US Government shareholder position. Look at the various positive points here: 1. Consistently profitable - note the 4th pane which shows after-tax profits margins 2. Revenues slowly growing. Not much growth, but not declines. 3. Turning up after a steep 31% correction into the 4Q of 2014 from 42 to 29/sh. 4. The overall market is closer to 2 times sales, but GM trades for 0.37 times sales. 5. Closing above last week's trading range = a signal that the correction may be over. 6. Upside to $39, downside to $34.50 or roughly 3:1 upside/downside ratio. Tim 2:27PM EST Friday, May 22, 2015 35.71 last GM
NYSE:GMLong
by timwest
1
GM - Review of Entry Long in October and Exit in February -RatioHere is another way to look at trade ideas - relative to the S&P500. Ratio charts allow you to quickly see how one asset is performing relative to another and if you go "LONG GM" in this example, you are really choosing to own GM instead of the "Market". So, it is important to be good and make money on your ideas, but if you had made more money by just owning the market, then in reality you really aren't benefiting from all of the hard work and effort of stock picking. You can also see that since exiting in February GM has fallen relative to the market. I can add GM and SPY to this chart so you can see which market drove the ratio up and down, but in this case GM has fallen and the market has risen since February. Small note: I multiplied GM by 100 so that the resultant ratio would be similar to a stock price that you are familiar with: 16.76 last instead of 0.1676. The ratio changes are highlighted using the "Price Range" function on the drawing tools menu. Wishing you all success, relative to the market. Cheers, Tim April 24, 2015 11:46AM EST GM*100/SPY = 16.77 last
NYSE:GM
by timwest
7
General Motors - GM - Republishing Buy Signal from OctoberGraphing fundamentals is extremely important for an investor. You can see important levels that matter to other fundamental investors. The reason for GM's recent strength may be simply from falling crude oil prices and still low interest rates along with generous financing available for automobiles. Given the sharp drop in crude oil, I think the best days for this trade/investment are behind it and I will be working on reasons to sell short GM over the next week or two, especially as momentum dies up here and the valuation metrics get a bit stretched. 20% return for a solid company like GM is an excellent risk/reward opportunity. Cheers. Tim 1:25PM Friday, February 13, 2015
NYSE:GMShort
by timwest
3