GM Stock Trade Ideas – 23.7% Return For 3 Weeks Of Risk – Dec 2 2014

Dec 2, 2014 | General Motors Stock (GM), Trade Alerts and Ideas

General Motors sales figures for November were inspiring, but the stock has been on a downtrend all year. The chart below shows the past 12 months. So far the stock is down about 16% for the year as of Dec 2 close.

GM Stock Chart to Dec 2 2014

The steady decline of the stock is obvious when an investor reviews the past 12 months. To break this steady decline, GM Stock needs to push beyond $35.00 and hold above it. The mid-October correction sent the stock down to below $30 but the recovery was fairly quick although most investors remained cautious with placing much new capital to work in the stock.

The GM Stock chart is giving a lot of signals to investors who are interesting in trading options. This article looks at a variety of trade opportunities including one trade which could return 23.7% if the stock follows the path the technical indicators are pointing to.

GM Stock chart to Dec 2 2014

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General Motors Stock Trade Ideas for Dec 2 2014

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