Sunday, May 31, 2009

GM READIES FOR BANKRUPTCY CHAPTER 11, FIAT AWAITS JUDGE ON CHRYSLER

*GM BANKRUPTCY SIGNALS THE END OF AN ERA
*FIAT, UNIONS, US AND AMERICAN GOVERNMENT WILL BE INVOLVED ON THE NEW CHRYSLER
*DOW JONES CAMPS IN THE 8000 RANGE
Astoria, New York
Two US car giants will make news on Monday June 1st. GM is expected to file for Chapter 11 and most likely all existing shareholders will be wiped out, while Chrysler will know what the judge will say about the new company which will be controlled by an italian automaker FIAT.
GM, Chrysler and Ford, the US big 3 aren't as powerful as they were in the last millenium. Ford is the only one that was strong enough to avoid bankruptcy while Chrysler was the only company not publicly traded. Out of this big mess, emerges Italy's ex Agnelli family jewel FIAT.
FIAT has really not been involved in US market for a few decades, but now it has the chance of returning with a new beat by controlling Chrysler. In the meantime, the DOW has been trading in a narrow range in the low to mid 8000 level, with support at about 8000. With economic news
showing some signs of recovery and some continued negativity, the Dow's recent spring rally has come to a halt. The Dow is expected to trade in the 8000 range for June.

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