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GM invests millions in Ontario plant for next...
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Ford Recalibrates EV Strategy While Tesla Piv...
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GM invests in Ontario plant for next-gen truc...
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GM Invests Additional $63 Million at Oshawa A...
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GM Stock Up 42% in 6 Months: Worth Holding On...
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Washcoat Composition And Coating Techniques P...
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@financialjuice
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GM's CFO states the tariff environment is stabilizing, which is positive for the company by reducing trade uncertainty and potential cost impacts. |
@LiveSquawk
SoftBank Group Dissolves Share Stake In Nvidi...
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General Motors Company (GM) Is a Trending Sto...
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General Motors Company (GM) Presents at Citi'...
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Morning Minute: Harvard Sells Bitcoin for Eth...
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General Motors CFO Says The "Tariff Environme...
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Magna Stock Revs Nearly 20% In Massive Volume...
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2 S&P 500 Stocks to Research Further and 1 We...
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General Motors Taps Lucid Veteran To Steer EV...
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2 Value Stocks with Exciting Potential and 1 ...
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General Motors Company (GM) CEO Nailed It, Sa...
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Diamond Hill Select Strategy Q4 2025 Portfoli...
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Ed Glazer
Economics Professor, Harvard University
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Glazer contrasts the bus industry with the auto industry: "Between 1995 and 2025, the quality adjusted cost of a new car dropped by 40%... The miracles of low cost come from scale economies." The bus industry is broken because it ignores the manufacturing principles of GM and Toyota. If the bus market reforms toward standardization (as Johnson suggests), it either opens the door for these auto-giants to enter the market with their superior scale, or they serve as the benchmark for how manufacturing *must* evolve. WATCH for entry into the mass-transit hardware space or partnerships with transit agencies. They remain focused solely on consumer vehicles and ignore the B2G (Business to Government) market. |
Bloomberg Markets
How America Ended Up Paying So Much for Publi...
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Steve Rattner
Economic Analyst / CEO of Willett Advisors
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"When you put a tariff on auto parts, you're actually hurting what we call the OEMs... Ford, I think, losing $900 million because of tariffs." Protectionist policies are backfiring on legacy US automakers. Instead of protecting them, tariffs on imported parts increase their Cost of Goods Sold (COGS), compressing margins while they are already struggling with the EV transition. SHORT/AVOID. Policy headwinds are directly attacking profitability. Government bailouts or subsidies offsetting tariff costs. |
Bloomberg Markets
Is Trump’s Manufacturing Comeback Real?
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The EPA rollback under Trump is presented as a benefit for Ford and GM by reducing compliance costs, potentially slowing the EV transition. |
Finnhub - GM
Trump Ends 'EV Era' With Massive EPA Rollback...
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Is General Motors (GM) Pricing In Its EV Push...
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Possible Bearish Signals With General Motors ...
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Steve Rattner
Economic Analyst / CEO of Willett Advisors
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Rattner notes that US manufacturing output is declining and automakers are taking "large charges" to modify/exit EV businesses due to the new administration's anti-EV stance. He explicitly mentions Ford losing $900 million due to tariffs on imported parts. The sector faces a double whammy: Tariffs on parts raise the Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) for US OEMs, while policy whiplash regarding EVs destroys the ROI on capital previously deployed to comply with mandates. SHORT US legacy automakers as they face margin compression from tariffs and strategic confusion. Sudden reversal of tariff policies or unexpected subsidies for legacy auto. |
Bloomberg Markets
Wall Street Week | Rattner on Manufacturing, ...
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GM Stock Can Move Higher After a Strong Year,...
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Morning Minute: Coinbase Reports $667 Million...
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Iconic car maker raises dividend by 20% after...
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Anthropic Adds New Board Member as It Eyes IP...
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Alphabet Century Bond Draws Questions
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Anthropic taps ex-Microsoft CFO, Trump aide L...
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Alphabet's $100 Billlion Century Bond Raises ...
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CFOs On the Move: Week ending Feb. 13
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Donald Trump
President of the United States
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"Terminating the so-called endangerment finding... damaged the American auto industry... This action will eliminate over $1.3 trillion of regulatory costs and help bring car prices tumbling down." The repeal of the Endangerment Finding effectively kills federal emissions mandates that forced automakers to subsidize EV production with ICE profits. Legacy US automakers (GM, Ford) rely on high-margin trucks and SUVs (ICE vehicles). Deregulation allows them to maximize production of their most profitable units without buying regulatory credits or forcing unprofitable EV volume. LONG legacy US automakers as regulatory overhead vanishes. Retaliatory tariffs from export markets or state-level (California/CARB) legal battles maintaining stricter standards. |
Bloomberg Markets
Trump Announces Repeal of Climate Endangermen...
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B&J Welding Supply Expands Footprint with GM ...
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Peter Navarro
Senior Counsel on Trade and Manufacturing (Trump Adviser)
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Navarro states USMCA has "significant flaws" and will be "re-evaluated in July." He accuses Mexico and Canada of being "staging areas" for Chinese goods to evade US tariffs. This rhetoric signals imminent trade friction. If tariffs are slapped on Canadian/Mexican imports to close "loopholes," it hurts the Canadian economy (EWC/FXC) and US automakers with integrated cross-border supply chains (GM). WATCH/AVOID assets heavily exposed to cross-border North American trade until the July re-evaluation clarifies the tariff regime. The administration may bluff for leverage without actually imposing damaging tariffs. |
Bloomberg Markets
Trump Adviser Navarro on the Attack Against D...
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Laura Davison
Washington Bureau Chief
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A USMCA withdrawal "would really eliminate all the rules of the road of trade in North America and could be a huge upset due to global trading patterns." The automotive sector has the most deeply integrated cross-border supply chains between the US, Canada, and Mexico. Uncertainty regarding the USMCA or persistent tariffs disrupts logistics and raises input costs for legacy automakers, squeezing margins. Avoid North American automakers heavily reliant on cross-border manufacturing. Tariffs are removed, leading to a relief rally in industrial supply chains. |
Bloomberg Markets
US House Votes to End Trump's Canada Tariffs
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Morning Minute: Coinbase Gives AI Agents Thei...
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WAJAX ANNOUNCES APPOINTMENT OF GEORGE J. MCCL...
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Why I'm Putting The Pedal To The Metal On Gen...
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Kailey Leinz
Bloomberg Reporter
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Trump visited a Ford Motor plant and called the USMCA agreement "irrelevant." Legacy US automakers have deeply integrated cross-border supply chains with Canada and Mexico. If USMCA is scrapped or borders are thickened by tariffs/blockades, production costs for Ford and GM will spike, and logistics will become chaotic. SHORT / AVOID. The auto sector cannot efficiently operate without the certainty of the trilateral trade agreement. Trump may offer specific subsidies or exemptions to US-domiciled manufacturers that offset tariff pain. |
Bloomberg Markets
Trump Privately Weighs Quitting USMCA Trade P...
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Tom Donnelly
CEO, Mazda North America
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Donnelly notes the market "sweet spot" is currently under $30k and consumers are taking twice as long (5-6 weeks) to pull the trigger on purchases. Domestic OEMs like Ford and GM rely heavily on high-margin trucks and large SUVs with Average Transaction Prices (ATPs) often exceeding $50k-$60k. If the volume is aggressively shifting to sub-$30k sedans and used cars, these manufacturers face a negative mix shift and potential margin compression. Watch for inventory bloat in high-end trims for domestic manufacturers; the consumer is signaling an inability to absorb higher prices. Introduction of new incentives or rate cuts that lower monthly payments, reigniting demand for high-ticket trucks. |
CNBC
Mazda North America CEO: Consumers may be ext...
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DZ Bank is Bullish on General Motors Company ...
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Genflow Biosciences PLC Announces Notice of G...
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What Catalysts Are Shifting The Story For Gla...
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Karoline Leavitt
White House Press Secretary
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The administration has introduced "auto loan interest deductions on new American-made vehicles" and is cutting EPA regulations to save "$2,400 per vehicle." This is a dual-pronged stimulus for Detroit automakers. The regulatory cuts lower the Cost of Goods Sold (COGS), while the tax deduction on interest creates a distinct competitive advantage for US-made cars over foreign imports (Toyota/Honda) for the consumer. LONG US Legacy Automakers. Margins expand via deregulation, and volume expands via tax-advantaged demand. Retaliatory tariffs from trading partners could hurt international sales for these global brands. |
CNBC
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