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GM's Nasdaq Transition Could Unlock Index Inclusion and Buyback-Driven Upside

Oct 29, 2026, 1:57 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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The Nasdaq shift creates potential passive-fund inflows if GM enters the Nasdaq-100; buyback enhances EPS and returns, supporting valuation. However, inclusion is not guaranteed, so upside is contingent on index eligibility and broader market risk.

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General Motors announced it will move its listing from the NYSE to Nasdaq Global Select Market on Nov. 17, potentially opening the door to Nasdaq-100 inclusion. Q3 results beat on revenue and adjusted earnings, and management authorized a $20 billion buyback while narrowing 2026 adj EPS guidance. The shift could attract index funds and support demand, though inclusion is not guaranteed.

GM to shift listing from NYSE to Nasdaq Global Select; transition on Nov 17.
Q3 revenue $50.02B, +2.9% YoY; adj EPS $3.70 vs $3.63 est.
2026 adj EPS outlook narrowed to $12.75-$13.75; $20B buyback authorized.
Trading above key moving averages; 20-day below 50-day signals short-term dip; resistance ~ $88, support ~ $83.

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