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What’s Next for General Motors?

NYSE:GM   General Motors Company
General Motors has moved sideways for months, and now traders may look for the automaker to test support.

The key pattern on today’s chart is the channel between roughly $31 and $42. GM hit the top of the channel in September and tested the low in mid-October. Prices peaked near that resistance again last month, but remain about $5 above the bottom. That may create the potential for a move within the range.

Next, the stock has slid along its falling 200-day simple moving average (SMA). Does that suggest the longer-term downtrend remains in effect? GM also broke the 50-day SMA today, a potential sign of the intermediate-term trend turning bearish.

Finally, MACD has turned increasingly negative since December began.

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