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General Motors (GM) Looks Bullish
By Andy Swan | Published  10/10/2007 | Stocks | Unrated
General Motors (GM) Looks Bullish

General Motors Corp (GM) has been on a tear last few weeks, as GM has continually surpassed Wall Streets expectations. GM's chart shows that this upside push looks to continue over the short term.

GM's 60-day chart shows that GM recently broke through an ascending triangle. The leg on the largest part of the triangle is $4.00 from 34-38. This indicates that the upside push in GM will continue from 38 until 42. Right now GM is trading just above 38. With that in mind, GM could be a nice swing trade over the next month.



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