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+0.59 (0.75%)

as of Jun 25, 2026, 4:42:34 pm Market Open.

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Jun 25, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 14 opinions in the last 12 months.

General Motors Corporation (GM) has continued to demonstrate resilience in a volatile auto industry, benefitting from strong market share in the EV segment, trailing only behind Tesla. The company has successfully navigated headwinds such as tariffs and has adapted its business plan, focusing less on EVs for the time being while maintaining solid cash flow. Analysts are optimistic about GM's growth prospects, with expectations of compound earnings growth of 13% over the next three years and an anticipated EPS of around $12 for this year. The stock is currently trading at a low PE ratio, suggesting it is undervalued, while also showing signs of technical improvement with higher highs and lows. Despite the uncertainties posed by macroeconomic factors, the overall sentiment remains positive, indicating that GM is poised for a potential upward trajectory.

Consensus

Positive

Valuation

Undervalued

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TOP PICK

Benefits from the bankruptcy. Breakeven level is much lower than it used to be. They are now very, very profitable. They carried over tax shields from before bankruptcy.

HOLD

Auto sector has been in the news a lot with better sales and constantly coming out with good news. Chart shows a fantastic looking uptrend. Old resistance was broken.

BUY

US government wants to sell $30 million of their shares and a US pension fund wants to sell $20 million of their shares. His rule is that when a government is selling their shares, it is usually a good time to buy. This is a very good company and their stock is cheap. This company is close to the US consumer and he feels their stock works for a very long time to come.

PAST TOP PICK

(Top Pick Feb 20’13, Up 27.05%)

PAST TOP PICK

(Top Pick Feb 21/13, Up 7.45%)

TOP PICK

[Time did not permit a comment on this top pick during the show but said this today about Ford (F-N): There is some pretty good momentum with auto makers]. Prefers GM, though.

DON'T BUY

US government is going to exit their position that they got during the TARP program in 2008. Doesn’t feel this company is the most inventive or innovative of the major carmakers. Feels Ford (F-N) is doing a better job right now. Toyota (TM-N) has regained a lot of the lustre that it lost during the accelerator recall.

COMMENT

With the upcoming US elections and Obama touting this company, would this be a good time to buy this stock? It would not be a reason he would use to buy the stock. Auto sales are picking up a little. Inevitably the age of cars is getting older. Not a growth business to him. Probably okay but he doesn’t follow it that closely.

DON'T BUY

This is a good place in the car cycle and you are definitely seeing consumers buying more cars. Also, their confidence is being buoyed. This company is struggling in Europe which will continue for a while. Feels you buy these things in a recession when car sales are slumping.

DON'T BUY

Have done quite well on their North American operations and will be having a new truck line coming up in a couple of years but Europe is the big problem for all North American OEMs. No one is making money over there and it is very difficult to restructure. Also, Japanese manufacturers are coming back into the market and taking share that they lost last year.

PAST TOP PICK

(Top Pick Mar 29/11, Down 22.18%) The investment thesis didn’t work out. No yield support – no dividend. Japan should want to get some market share back now that they have recovered from last year.

BUY

People stopped buying cars and the fleet in North America got 11 years old. The oldest age of cars in history. People are going to replace them with the cheap money the banks can lend them. GM is positioned to take advantage of this. Ford and GM are the way to go. Some thought that Toyota will regain market share they lost in the last couple of years, but North Americans have a lot of room to run.

PAST TOP PICK

(Top Pick Mar 28, 2011, Down 18.77) Likes joint venture in China. There is pent up demand in US but then scare of recession.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Feb 14/11. Down 27.24%.) Sold this in December for tax loss.

WAIT

An interesting one because longer-term picture is mostly down, but there is something interesting going on. You are getting some consolidation. If it breaks the trend line, it could turn out to be a bottom head and shoulders pattern. Would not buy right now but would watch.

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