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Profits aside, GM's EV plans are driving a now-rising stock
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Long stuck near the 2010 initial public offering price of $33, the increase has long-time shareholders celebrating.\n\"I don't think there's ever been a more exciting time to be a GM shareholder,\" said Michael Razewski, a partner with Douglas C. Lane & Associates, which owns more than 2.84 million shares.\nChris Susanin, director research at GM investor Levin Easterly Partners credited the Detroit company's \"nice steady drum beat\" of EV and advanced technology news. 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