GM
General Motors Company
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NOK, CLM, PLUG, GM, AMFN, BUG, HYSR

>The managers have to work their way up. It’s very much an internal promotion kind of business. You can work your way up from carts to the GM.
Interesting fact: The current CEO started as a forklift driver

SX 🇨🇦
SXOOF 🇺🇸
SP $0.02
MC $6M
SX is well known in the penny community but just in case you haven’t heard of them, a little history.
About 5 years ago, Paul Pelosi Jr became an advisor for the company and the news raised the share price up over a dollar. Since then, it’s been a slow steady decline to two cents and while PPjr is no longer involved, a lot has happened behind the scenes.
Today, SX a diversified technology and resource company with its primary near-term focus on EVSX, its wholly owned battery processing subsidiary.
EVSX operates a permitted, multi-chemistry battery recycling line in Thorold, Ontario, designed for roughly 10,000 tonnes per year. The facility recovers critical battery metals, aluminum, steel, copper and other materials with high efficiency and routes them back into the supply chain rather than landfill. It sits in a key collection hub near North America’s largest automotive cluster (Ford, GM, Stellantis) and holds supply agreements, including with Call2Recycle. Recent upgrades have expanded throughput capacity, and a joint venture with Voltrinov supports evaluation and processing of end-of-life EV and micromobility batteries.
The recent plant upgrades seem to have stalled operations because they ended up running into financial trouble before they even started.
On September 10, 2026, EVSX reached a settlement with its debenture holders that resolved outstanding receivership proceedings. The agreed debt of approximately $484,463 is being repaid on a defined schedule (initial payments in September followed by bi-weekly instalments). With the petition suspended, the path is clearing for EVSX to stabilize operations and move toward full commercial processing announcements.
With no other revenue generating subsidiaries, the only way they can pay back these debenture holders is if they actually produce revenue from EVSX. The debenture holders likely wouldn’t agree to this arrangement if they didn’t feel EVSX was finally ready to go. If they are recycling 10k tons worth of batteries they can pay off this debt in about 2 months.
Beyond battery recycling, St-Georges retains Iceland rights through its subsidiary Iceland Resources. In April–May 2026 it entered an option agreement with Aurania Resources under which Aurania can earn up to a 70% interest in the Thormodsdalur (Thor’s Valley) high-grade epithermal gold project by funding exploration. Aurania is currently drilling (six holes planned, \~770 m) with a Finnish contractor. Historical intercepts include high-grade gold results. Aurania posted a Twitter/X update today (September 22, 2026) featuring a CEO-narrated 3D video fly-through of former drill holes at the project, confirming active work on site and a lot of excitement about what the incoming results will bring.
Together, the near-term operational reset at EVSX and the funded advancement of the Iceland gold asset provide two distinct catalysts within a broader portfolio that also includes metallurgical IP and Québec critical-mineral projects.
Good luck!

I mean it being valued at higher than GM early on when it had zero sales should have been an eye opener for you.

You still don’t understand Costco though. Costco is not going to raise the membership fee just to make shareholders happy. They aren’t going to test the boundary on how expensive they can make the membership either. Everything about Costco is about delivering high quality at low prices. This is also why they keep their merchandise markup low.
If you care about the membership fee argument, track each time it’s been raised in the last 25 years. Look at what the executives said were the reason. Look at what their competitors were charging. Value of the dollar back then. Actually do research on why they aren’t raising it $10 anytime soon.
Any stock thesis without talking about their competitors is weak. So do your research here. There’s a reason people throw Costco birthday parties. Propose in a Costco. Go every day to Costco. Yes, there are people who visit Costco every single day. That’s how much they love the merchandise, the employees, and talking with other members.
Costco has a generous returns policy, their samples, the gas station, their pharmacy prices, coupon books, and Costco Visa to keep members loyal and coming often. Really look into the Costco Visa and executive services. Look into the high rate of auto renewal and the high executive member retention. Look at the executive rewards program and Costco Visa rewards program. What is encouraging people to pay more for a membership and what is focusing them to spend more money at Costco?
Costco also pays their full time employees who have been there long enough over $30 an hour. They provide good health insurance and generous vacation time. The managers have to work their way up. It’s very much an internal promotion kind of business. You can work your way up from carts to the GM. They have employees who have worked there for 10, 20, or 40 years. And they aren’t managers. Costco gives bonuses, 401K, and ability to purchase Costco stock. People used to do it through their paycheck. Not sure about now. But I’d assume they still do it.
Costco has departments for pharmacy, optical, hearings aids, and tires. A lot of Costcos have liquor stores. They work with vendors for things like window shades, water delivery, etc. These kinds of things get people who thought they didn’t need a Costco membership to rethink their decisions. Wedding coming up? They hit the liquor store. They might buy flowers and baked goods too. Buying a new house? The vendors through Costco are cheaper and provide gift cards or discounts.
Hearing aids can cost a ton of money. You can get 2% executive rewards and 2% Costco Visa rewards. Getting a set of $1000 tires? You get free balance and rotation and you can get the 4% rewards. Shop while you get the tires put on.
Their seasonal merchandise is a big draw. Their merchandising layout and treasure hunt goal is all geared to move products. You came in for toilet paper, and walk out spending $100.
Some people only wear clothes they bought at Costco. Their whole kitchen and bathroom came from Costco home goods aisles. Their kitchen is filled with Costco purchases. Their gifts to other people come from Costco.
There are people (mainly businesses) who rack up thousands of dollars in rewards. They are throwing a Christmas party? They buy jewelry, watches, gold, silver, laptops, headphones, TVs, sound systems, gift baskets, and all sorts of other things from Costco. 4% cash back on thousands of dollars worth of stuff, liquor store purchases, food purchases, 5% on gas, and help loading up their vehicle.
The high stock price reflects a loyal, enthusiastic member base. A fiscally sound and well thought out expansion of warehouses. Carefully curated products. And Costco being open and transparent. Every month they post their performance numbers. They are in tune with what members want, so the members keep coming back.
Psychologically people want to get the most use they can out of a membership. The rewards programs incentivize members to “Think Costco first”.

GM.

Tesla. In a sane world, it’d be worth less than GM.
The most impressive thing Tesla’s ever done is make a below-average intelligence CEO be perceived as a genius.

Hello everyone, sharing an important update:
Hertz has reached a tentative settlement with investors over claims that it misled the market about demand for its EV fleet, charging infrastructure, and the financial risks of its EV strategy.
Hertz had announced major EV deals with Tesla, Polestar, and GM. But as demand weakened, the company began selling EVs and taking hundreds of millions of dollars in write-downs. $HTZ fell sharply as the problems became public.
If you purchased $HTZ between 2023 and 2024, you may be eligible to submit a claim. Check if you’re eligible and submit your claim [here](https://11th.com/cases/hertz-investor-suit)
Did anyone here hold $HTZ during this period? How much did you lose?
https://preview.redd.it/dykpl6hzz3rh1.jpg?width=2310&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=edc88ff118dd6fb426e4fa0d1b5d127dbd4e3a5a

NOK, CLM, PLUG, GM, AMFN, BUG, HYSR

>The managers have to work their way up. It’s very much an internal promotion kind of business. You can work your way up from carts to the GM.
Interesting fact: The current CEO started as a forklift driver

SX 🇨🇦
SXOOF 🇺🇸
SP $0.02
MC $6M
SX is well known in the penny community but just in case you haven’t heard of them, a little history.
About 5 years ago, Paul Pelosi Jr became an advisor for the company and the news raised the share price up over a dollar. Since then, it’s been a slow steady decline to two cents and while PPjr is no longer involved, a lot has happened behind the scenes.
Today, SX a diversified technology and resource company with its primary near-term focus on EVSX, its wholly owned battery processing subsidiary.
EVSX operates a permitted, multi-chemistry battery recycling line in Thorold, Ontario, designed for roughly 10,000 tonnes per year. The facility recovers critical battery metals, aluminum, steel, copper and other materials with high efficiency and routes them back into the supply chain rather than landfill. It sits in a key collection hub near North America’s largest automotive cluster (Ford, GM, Stellantis) and holds supply agreements, including with Call2Recycle. Recent upgrades have expanded throughput capacity, and a joint venture with Voltrinov supports evaluation and processing of end-of-life EV and micromobility batteries.
The recent plant upgrades seem to have stalled operations because they ended up running into financial trouble before they even started.
On September 10, 2026, EVSX reached a settlement with its debenture holders that resolved outstanding receivership proceedings. The agreed debt of approximately $484,463 is being repaid on a defined schedule (initial payments in September followed by bi-weekly instalments). With the petition suspended, the path is clearing for EVSX to stabilize operations and move toward full commercial processing announcements.
With no other revenue generating subsidiaries, the only way they can pay back these debenture holders is if they actually produce revenue from EVSX. The debenture holders likely wouldn’t agree to this arrangement if they didn’t feel EVSX was finally ready to go. If they are recycling 10k tons worth of batteries they can pay off this debt in about 2 months.
Beyond battery recycling, St-Georges retains Iceland rights through its subsidiary Iceland Resources. In April–May 2026 it entered an option agreement with Aurania Resources under which Aurania can earn up to a 70% interest in the Thormodsdalur (Thor’s Valley) high-grade epithermal gold project by funding exploration. Aurania is currently drilling (six holes planned, \~770 m) with a Finnish contractor. Historical intercepts include high-grade gold results. Aurania posted a Twitter/X update today (September 22, 2026) featuring a CEO-narrated 3D video fly-through of former drill holes at the project, confirming active work on site and a lot of excitement about what the incoming results will bring.
Together, the near-term operational reset at EVSX and the funded advancement of the Iceland gold asset provide two distinct catalysts within a broader portfolio that also includes metallurgical IP and Québec critical-mineral projects.
Good luck!

I mean it being valued at higher than GM early on when it had zero sales should have been an eye opener for you.

Today: up $9.57 on the existing book. Quiet day after Monday's big move, basically flat. Also deployed a new agent today, The Quality Momentum, with $182, too early for it to have a return yet.
High Profile Congress, $503.03, up $9.35 (up 1.89%), and FDA Inspector, $520.38, up $10.18 (up 2.00%), were the two best dollar movers today. Neither traded, both just rode existing positions higher. Congress is sitting in IJR, OTIS, and PG from a recent disclosure, FDA Inspector is still holding whatever it bought on its last approval event.
The Silicon Overdrive, $106.09, up $2.59 (up 2.50%), still the highest beta name in the book by percent moves.
FAANG+ Momentum, $2,523.47, down $22.12 (down 0.87%). Sold its concentrated META position and spread back into AAPL, AMZN, GOOGL, and NVDA on the daily rerank.
AI Picks & Shovels, $1,050.27, down $9.44 (down 0.89%). Another reweight, sold DELL, NVDA, and SMCI, bought more AMD, added ANET back, and opened TSM.
Business As Usual, $2,626.92, up $2.12 (up 0.08%), basically a nothing day. It flipped back out of the leveraged fund, sold UPRO and bought plain SPY, round tripping Monday's leverage call.
Small stuff: WSB Consensus round tripped BSX and NOK for a small gain, then bought BB and META after the close. Red & P 15 swapped SLB for FOXA on its weekly pick. Trump Tweet Trader trimmed AAPL, GM, GOOGL, and GS to buy LMT. Pelosi Tracker added PANW and TEM. Hot Hand sold AFRM and HOOD to buy more AMD.
Four days in: up, flat, up big, flat. Boring day, but still posting all 100.

You still don’t understand Costco though. Costco is not going to raise the membership fee just to make shareholders happy. They aren’t going to test the boundary on how expensive they can make the membership either. Everything about Costco is about delivering high quality at low prices. This is also why they keep their merchandise markup low.
If you care about the membership fee argument, track each time it’s been raised in the last 25 years. Look at what the executives said were the reason. Look at what their competitors were charging. Value of the dollar back then. Actually do research on why they aren’t raising it $10 anytime soon.
Any stock thesis without talking about their competitors is weak. So do your research here. There’s a reason people throw Costco birthday parties. Propose in a Costco. Go every day to Costco. Yes, there are people who visit Costco every single day. That’s how much they love the merchandise, the employees, and talking with other members.
Costco has a generous returns policy, their samples, the gas station, their pharmacy prices, coupon books, and Costco Visa to keep members loyal and coming often. Really look into the Costco Visa and executive services. Look into the high rate of auto renewal and the high executive member retention. Look at the executive rewards program and Costco Visa rewards program. What is encouraging people to pay more for a membership and what is focusing them to spend more money at Costco?
Costco also pays their full time employees who have been there long enough over $30 an hour. They provide good health insurance and generous vacation time. The managers have to work their way up. It’s very much an internal promotion kind of business. You can work your way up from carts to the GM. They have employees who have worked there for 10, 20, or 40 years. And they aren’t managers. Costco gives bonuses, 401K, and ability to purchase Costco stock. People used to do it through their paycheck. Not sure about now. But I’d assume they still do it.
Costco has departments for pharmacy, optical, hearings aids, and tires. A lot of Costcos have liquor stores. They work with vendors for things like window shades, water delivery, etc. These kinds of things get people who thought they didn’t need a Costco membership to rethink their decisions. Wedding coming up? They hit the liquor store. They might buy flowers and baked goods too. Buying a new house? The vendors through Costco are cheaper and provide gift cards or discounts.
Hearing aids can cost a ton of money. You can get 2% executive rewards and 2% Costco Visa rewards. Getting a set of $1000 tires? You get free balance and rotation and you can get the 4% rewards. Shop while you get the tires put on.
Their seasonal merchandise is a big draw. Their merchandising layout and treasure hunt goal is all geared to move products. You came in for toilet paper, and walk out spending $100.
Some people only wear clothes they bought at Costco. Their whole kitchen and bathroom came from Costco home goods aisles. Their kitchen is filled with Costco purchases. Their gifts to other people come from Costco.
There are people (mainly businesses) who rack up thousands of dollars in rewards. They are throwing a Christmas party? They buy jewelry, watches, gold, silver, laptops, headphones, TVs, sound systems, gift baskets, and all sorts of other things from Costco. 4% cash back on thousands of dollars worth of stuff, liquor store purchases, food purchases, 5% on gas, and help loading up their vehicle.
The high stock price reflects a loyal, enthusiastic member base. A fiscally sound and well thought out expansion of warehouses. Carefully curated products. And Costco being open and transparent. Every month they post their performance numbers. They are in tune with what members want, so the members keep coming back.
Psychologically people want to get the most use they can out of a membership. The rewards programs incentivize members to “Think Costco first”.

GM.

Tesla. In a sane world, it’d be worth less than GM.
The most impressive thing Tesla’s ever done is make a below-average intelligence CEO be perceived as a genius.

Hello everyone, sharing an important update:
Hertz has reached a tentative settlement with investors over claims that it misled the market about demand for its EV fleet, charging infrastructure, and the financial risks of its EV strategy.
Hertz had announced major EV deals with Tesla, Polestar, and GM. But as demand weakened, the company began selling EVs and taking hundreds of millions of dollars in write-downs. $HTZ fell sharply as the problems became public.
If you purchased $HTZ between 2023 and 2024, you may be eligible to submit a claim. Check if you’re eligible and submit your claim [here](https://11th.com/cases/hertz-investor-suit)
Did anyone here hold $HTZ during this period? How much did you lose?
https://preview.redd.it/dykpl6hzz3rh1.jpg?width=2310&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=edc88ff118dd6fb426e4fa0d1b5d127dbd4e3a5a

The GM merger?

GM is trading at a forward PE of 6. I bought calls the day it dropped 5%. They have V8s and SUVs that are affordable.
Short F.

I'm not sure where you got your info mate but its not right, GM Co is Gorham here.