“It doesn’t have any impact at all. I would encourage people not to overreact in a negative way to it” says GM's CEO Rick Wagoner of GM's $39 billion loss, one of the biggest quarterly corporate deficits ever.
In WJR's interview with Wagoner, Rick touches on the reason for taking the write-down now, the good fortune in having spun off 51% of GMAC before the mortgage collapse, higher revenues per unit in the US, and Delphi's troubled reorganization. It's not all gloom and doom despite the eye opening number.
I wonder if Rick is available to drop by my house and discuss finances with the Mrs? If he can calmly discuss a $39 billion dollar loss, he should be able breeze through my "mis"balanced sheet.
To hear the full interview, click here.
California Autos Examiner
Wednesday, November 07, 2007
39 Billion Dollar Interview
Posted by Michael Sheena at 10:28 AM
Labels: general motors
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