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bei GM in den letzten Tagen auf Kosten der Kleinanleger die Taschen vollgestopft hat...

frag auch nicht danach!

regst du dich den auf, so ist die börse manche verlieren manche machen sich die taschen voll, wenn das nicht passen sollte, kleiner tipp geld festanlegen bei der bank. wenn börse so leicht wäre geld zu verdienen, dan wären hier alle milionäre oder???? Die Titanic sinkt aber eine alternative rettung kann kommen, meine meinung

Morgen gehts angeblich weiter. Neues Symbol MTLQQ (zwei Qs  ). Wird interessant wo es eröffnet.

WASHINGTON (Dow Jones)--Securities regulators on Tuesday issued a joint alert warning investors against buying or retaining over-the-counter shares of the now-bankrupt General Motors Corp. The alert, sent out by the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, said there is "widespread misunderstanding by investors" that the stock in the bankrupt GM company is related to the "new" General Motors Co. that emerged from bankruptcy last week as a new entity that will belong in part to the U.S. and Canadian governments. "Motors Liquidation Company and the 'new' GM are separate and distinct," the alert said. "The new GM currently has no publicly traded securities, and none of Motors Liquidation Company's publicly owned stocks or bonds are or will become securities of the new GM." The alert added that "Motors Liquidation Company is currently winding its way through bankruptcy court - and there is a real possibility that stock holders will receive nothing from these proceedings." Finra, the self-regulatory group for the brokerage industry, halted over-the-counter trading in old GM stock under the GMGMQ ticker symbol last Friday. A new ticker symbol - MTLQQ - will be issued for the old stock to avoid having it confused with the new GM, which does not have any publicly traded securities. Over-the-counter trading using that new ticker symbol is slated to resume Wednesday. The SEC and Finra both said that bankrupt companies like GM have often been the subject of rumors about stock tips. "Unfortunately, investors may have received confusing, potentially misleading, information about the old GM," the alert said. "As recently as last Friday, newsletters and other promoters have touted the purchase of the stock." The alert added that investors are often confused by the fact that a company's securities may continue to trade after bankruptcy even though the common stock of that company is likely to be cancelled. "When a company files for reorganization under the federal bankruptcy laws, investors are often tempted to buy or hold the company's common stock," the alert said. "The reality is, however, that when companies emerge from bankruptcy, the common stock of the 'old' company is usually worthless." -By Sarah N. Lynch, Dow Jones Newswires; 202-862-6634; sarah.lynch@dowjones.com

"Motors Liquidation Company is currently winding its way through bankruptcy court - and there is a real possibility that stock holders will receive nothing from these proceedings."

Na, jetzt ist doch offiziell, es gibt nichts für die alten "Wettscheine". Die alten Aktien kann man bald schön eingerahmt auf Flohmärkten kaufen, zum an die Wand nageln. Aber auch hier wird sich im Laufe der Jahre ein Antiquitätenmarkt entwickeln.

By Lynn Thomasson

July 14 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. regulators changed the stock ticker symbol for General Motors Corp., now known as Motors Liquidation Co., to MTLQQ and warned against buying shares of the bankrupt company.

The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority halted trading of the shares on July 10 after General Motors Co., a new entity that owns the assets of the old company, began operations.

“This alert also reminds investors that holding shares of any company involved in bankruptcy, or buying shares in a bankrupt company in the hope that those shares will surge in value down the road, are highly risky courses of action,” FINRA and the Securities and Exchange Commission said in a statement today. "While the common stock of Motors Liquidation has not been cancelled, investors should not interpret that as indicating the shares have any value."

To contact the reporter on this story: Lynn Thomasson in New York at lthomasson@bloomberg.net
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dem wochen markt!

vielleicht noch 0,28 EUR/share.

hab ich maumau gespielt.

aber mal ehrlich wie konnte man die denn nur noch kaufen obwohl die am freitag in us schon den handel eingestellt hatten?

in paris kanst du noch kaufen.
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bei 0,72 cent    um 09,31 uhr.

Ja, Danke.

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Außerbörslich  auch in USA ?

wo kann ich noch verkaufen

in amiland  bid 1,25       ask1,26      zeit 07,10am.
www.pinksheets.com/pink/quote/quote.jsp?symbol=mtlqq

gm haben, sollen sich mal keine sorgen machen, habe gehöhrt das der alte gm name im depot sich auch schon geändert hat  in den namen Motors Liquidation Co, nur momentan nicht handelbar. Bin mir nicht 100 % sicher, aber zu 95 %. denke mal in ein paar tagen gehts weiter. Ich habs euch gesagt, die können nicht einfach so die millioenen unterschlagen. Ohne Gewähr

mitlerweile bei 1$.
www.pinksheets.com/pink/quote/quote.jsp?symbol=mtlqq

das heisst alt gm aktien sind nicht platt, nur der name wird sich änder

hätte mich stark gewundert, möchte nicht wissen wieviele Rentner in Amiland in GM Aktien investiert sind. Die haben doch fast ihr ganzes Rentensystem in Aktien

0,59$ entspricht 41 cent.
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wird angepasst

GM...heute = MTLQQ

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