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Catalyst<ul> <li>A MACD Golden Cross on December 1 indicates a potential bullish bias for GM.</li></ul>Risk<ul> <li>Technical indicators show that the market is in a volatile state, and the direction is not clear enough.</li> <li>Bearish signals are obviously dominant (2 bearish vs 0 bullish), suggesting downward pressure.</li> <li>Fund flows show net outflows across all order sizes, indicating lack of investor confidence.</li></ul>

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Mizuho raised General Motors' price target to $78 from $67, citing strong Q3 performance and favorable market shifts. General Motors CFO Paul Jacobson stated Q4 sales are tracking in line with expectations at the UBS conference. GM CEO Mary Barra warned that Biden-era fuel economy rules risked plant shutdowns if EV sales targets weren't met. Trump's proposed fuel efficiency rollback is expected to benefit traditional automakers like General Motors. General Motors' new Chief Product Officer Sterling Anderson is reshaping the company's product lifecycle and innovation strategy.

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