General Motors Corporation (OP:GMGMQ)

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Jul 15, 2009 08:54 AM 'Old GM' Resumes Trading Under New Symbol (MTLQQ)

Jul 14, 2009 05:48 PM FINRA Changes 'Old GM' (GMGMQ) Ticker To (MTLQQ), To Resume Trading Tomorrow

Jul 14, 2009 05:28 PM FINRA Issues Alert on 'Old GM' (GMGMQ), Creates New Ticker (MTLQQ)

Jul 14, 2009 05:26 PM FINRA Issues New Stock For Old GM (GMGMQ). New Ticker the old GM stock (MTLQQ)

Jul 14, 2009 12:50 PM What's Next For 'Old GM' Shares (GMGMQ)?

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Sep 8, 2009 10:35 AM General Motors may decide the fate of Opel

Jul 12, 2009 10:25 AM Cramer's Stop Trading! Beware of Caveat Emptor (7/11/09)

Jul 10, 2009 10:10 AM Cramer on BloggingStocks: The world's been waiting for the new GM

Jul 9, 2009 09:50 AM Car sales surge in China

Jul 6, 2009 10:00 AM General Motors' sale plan approved -- is it worth it?

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Rich
on Aug 11, 2009
at 09:32 PM Class Action Suit We were not buying what we throught. If you checked anywhere under that symbol you were told you were buying GM...not the liquidation company. They knew there was a big mistake which is why trading was halted. Reply to the post if you are in and I will give you my number.
Article: 'Old GM' Resumes Trading Under New Symbol (MTLQQ)

Brian
on Aug 3, 2009
at 04:56 PM FINRA /SEC Scam So why did FINRA stop trading out of nowhere and have the stock symbol changed from GMGMQ to MTLQQ so urgently? Exactly! ...because they knew people were being exploited and misled. Otherwise they would not have done it. What I want to know is how are they able to do this without notification? I am not a day trader and am not reviewing PinkSheet every 5 minutes for update but my investment company (Fidelity) didn't even notify me of this change. Isn't there some responsibility to inform stock owners of these types of drastic changes which obviously severely impacted the stock performance / prices? Just like everything else these days I guess - do what they want, how they want, when they want and no accountability. GMGMQ closed at $1.15 and then opened at $.75 as MTLQQ. Someone made some money somewhere….but most lost a lot.
Article: FINRA Changes 'Old GM' (GMGMQ) Ticker To (MTLQQ), To Resume Trading Tomorrow

jack
on Jul 30, 2009
at 10:48 AM gm is it possible to be a business strategy for gm to call the neww gm motor liquidation in order to scare people so that they sell there share for cheap and gm can buy it back to increase there asset
Article: 'Old GM' Resumes Trading Under New Symbol (MTLQQ)

Ralph
on Jul 28, 2009
at 03:16 AM GM some thoughts...If GM filed bancrupsy and change to GMGMQ and then change the name to MTLQQ and in the future will be the "new GM", Are not all the same? if not then which company the uncle sam is rescuing, GM or the "new GM". I was looking on the FINRA and SEC websites for an official notice of this and can not find nothing related, I really think that all this is a scam in order to bring the stocks price down. And if it is not, then, the GM should close their doors, and not only change their name. If you have the stomatch to make some money in the long term keep your stocks.
Article: FINRA Changes 'Old GM' (GMGMQ) Ticker To (MTLQQ), To Resume Trading Tomorrow

Mike in Colorado
on Jul 20, 2009
at 11:31 PM Stock Certificates How can I get a stock certificate to hang on my wall? I know it will be worthless, eventually...probably...
Article: 'Old GM' Resumes Trading Under New Symbol (MTLQQ)

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