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GM
General Motors Company
stock NYSE

At Close
Oct 2, 2026 3:59:59 PM EDT
78.29USD-1.286%(-1.02)9,089,387
0.00Bid   0.00Ask   0.00Spread
Pre-market
Oct 2, 2026 9:29:30 AM EDT
79.65USD+0.429%(+0.34)19,908
After-hours
Oct 2, 2026 4:39:30 PM EDT
78.27USD-0.026%(-0.02)527,870
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As of Oct 4, 2026 2:57:00 PM EDT (1 min. ago)
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23 hr ago • u/Aggravating_Storm835 • r/stockstobuytoday • which_top_3_stocks_trading_under_75_have_the_most • C
Nah. Waymo ain’t what people think it is. Every car they put on the road costs them $70k to $200k. That means even if they averaged Uber’s average rate of $1.10/mile, they’d still need to get 70k to 200k miles on each vehicle just to recoup their manufacturing costs.
Waymo’s future won’t be primarily in ride-hailing. They’ll be more like Cummins than Uber. Cummins doesn’t make/sell cars. They make engines and sell them to Ram/Nissan. Similarly, I see most of Waymo’s business being in selling AV capability to Ford/Nissan/Honda, who will turn around and sell AV’s either to Uber directly or to fleet managers who operate primarily on Uber.
Mercedes, Hyundai, and Volkswagen all launch their AV’s this year. GM, Toyota, and Rivian will within the next 18 months. Waymo’s lead ain’t what it seems.
Waymo has 4,000 cars on the road. Volkswagen produces 24,000 cars a day. See what I’m saying?
sentiment 0.10
23 hr ago • u/Aggravating_Storm835 • r/stockstobuytoday • which_top_3_stocks_trading_under_75_have_the_most • C
Nah. Waymo ain’t what people think it is. Every car they put on the road costs them $70k to $200k. That means even if they averaged Uber’s average rate of $1.10/mile, they’d still need to get 70k to 200k miles on each vehicle just to recoup their manufacturing costs.
Waymo’s future won’t be primarily in ride-hailing. They’ll be more like Cummins than Uber. Cummins doesn’t make/sell cars. They make engines and sell them to Ram/Nissan. Similarly, I see most of Waymo’s business being in selling AV capability to Ford/Nissan/Honda, who will turn around and sell AV’s either to Uber directly or to fleet managers who operate primarily on Uber.
Mercedes, Hyundai, and Volkswagen all launch their AV’s this year. GM, Toyota, and Rivian will within the next 18 months. Waymo’s lead ain’t what it seems.
Waymo has 4,000 cars on the road. Volkswagen produces 24,000 cars a day. See what I’m saying?
sentiment 0.10
2 days ago • u/augustaye • r/wallstreetbets • nike_fumbled_so_bad_that_its_stock_chart_created • C
2021-2024 was when the internal and federal investigation was launched in to someone stealing large amounts of expensive shoes: limited releases, prototypes, and unreleased designs. besides Ann Herbert nike VP and GM of north america letting her son steal and buy shoes (yeezys with his mom's corporate CC) and resell them under the moniker West Side Streetwear. 11 others were arrested for abetting, grand larceny; by using fake UPS tags attached to a shipment (the logistics floor manager was in on it). from what i remember, the reseller Coolkicks was taken down with as the owner was colluding with said floor manager
sentiment -0.91
2 days ago • u/vladedivac12 • r/stocks • tesla_reports_486532_vehicle_deliveries_for_third • C
Tesla is not? GM is not?
sentiment 0.00
2 days ago • u/drkgla • r/stocks • tesla_reports_486532_vehicle_deliveries_for_third • C
Not to mention Ford and GM had the same subsidies Tesla did and didn’t make much out of it because their main priorities are selling gas F150s and Silverados which to your point are what Americans really want.
sentiment 0.15
2 days ago • u/drkgla • r/stocks • tesla_reports_486532_vehicle_deliveries_for_third • C
https://eletric-vehicles.com/tesla/tesla-leads-euro-ncap-safety-rankings-in-two-vehicle-segments/
It’s genuinely a safe car. Ironically these people would say go buy car from Ford or a GM who made death traps for decades and now prioritize hulking pick up trucks as their safety benchmark.
sentiment 0.37
2 days ago • u/smok1naces • r/stocks • just_sold_last_nvda_googl_and_msft • C
What r u investing in GM?
This is r-tarded.
sentiment 0.00
3 days ago • u/Quick1711 • r/wallstreetbets • nike_a_20_stock_soon • C
You know the saddest part of this?
The fucking government will step in (on our behalf, of course) and bail them out because everything in this country has turned into a *”legacy company” and can’t fail in the eyes of this administration.*
*Same shit as BYD not being sold here. Don’t wanna put GM or Ford in a position to where they have to innovate and build an affordable EV.*
sentiment -0.84


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