GM will 18 Milliarden Dollar

Dec 8, 11:30 AM EST White House says auto deal is 'very likely' By JULIE HIRSCHFELD DAVIS Associated Press Writer

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"It sounds like we have agreement on those basic principles that would be required for a bill that the president could sign," White House press secretary Dana Perino told reporters.

Asked if the deal could happen as early as Monday, Perino said, "I think it's very likely." Yet, she said that if Congress expects to hold an initial vote on Tuesday, "it seems pretty soon if we haven't seen the language yet."

House and Senate aides were putting the finishing touches on a proposal that would draw emergency aid from an existing loan program meant to help the automakers build fuel-efficient vehicles. The size of the package hasn't been finalized, but it is expected to be between $14 billion and $17 billion.

It would create a presidentially named overseer charged with running a broad auto industry restructuring, with the power to require immediate payback of the emergency loans early next year if the companies fail to take the steps necessary to overhaul themselves. It could also include a Cabinet-level oversight board composed of the heads of the departments of Treasury, Energy, Labor, Commerce and Transportation and the Environmental Protection Agency. Congressional aides outlined the emerging measure on condition of anonymity because it is not yet completed.

warum in GM-Aktien investieren, wenn Ford die höchsten Überlebenschancen hat?!

Kurz gesagt: selbes Steigerungspotenzial bei geringerem Risiko!

da nicht eurer Meinung und zweitens geht es mir ja auch nur um die kurzfristige Anlage bis max Ende des Jahres.....

Aber ich wünsche mir natürlich trotzdem, dass GM überleben wird.....es wäre ja wirklich schade, wenn eine solche Traditionsfirma einfach den bach runtergeht.