General Motors Presents Flying Car
General Motors presented a futuristic flying Cadillac - a self-driving vehicle which takes off and lands vertically and carries the passenger above the streets and through the air.
It is fully fully autonomous and all-electric, with a 90kW motor, a GM Ultium battery pack and an ultra-lightweight body with four pairs of rotors.
The autonomous Cadillac shuttle, described in the video as "arriving soon," features a boxy silhouette that recalls the Cruise Origin, also designed by Simcoe’s team. It features fore and aft sliding doors and a panoramic glass roof.
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General Motors closed up 0.285 at 48.105. Volume was 35% above average (neutral) and Bollinger Bands were 21% wider than normal.
Short-term traders should pay closer attention to buy/sell arrows while intermediate/long-term traders should place greater emphasis on the bullish or bearish trend reflected in the lower ribbon.
Summary
General Motors is currently 55.4% above its 200-period moving average and is in an upward trend.
Volatility is extremely high when compared to the average volatility over the last 10 periods.
There is a good possibility that volatility will decrease and prices will stabilize in the near term.
Our volume indicators reflect volume flowing into and out of General Motors at a relatively equal pace (neutral).
Our trend forecasting oscillators are currently bullish on General Motors and have had this outlook for the last 0 periods.
Our momentum oscillator is currently indicating that General Motors is currently in an overbought condition.
Overall, the bias in prices is: Upwards.
A big black candle occurred.
This is bearish, as prices closed significantly lower than they opened.
If the candle appears when prices are "high," it may be the first sign of a top.
If it occurs when prices are confronting an overhead resistance area (e.g., a moving average, trendline, or price resistance level), the long black candle adds credibility to the resistance.
Similarly, if the candle appears as prices break below a support area, the long black candle confirms the failure of the support area.
During the past 10 bars, there have been 5 white candles and 5 black candles.
During the past 50 bars, there have been 23 white candles and 26 black candles for a net of 3 black candles.
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