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General Motors Corporation (GM)

79.96

+1.01 (1.28%)

as of Jun 25, 2026, 2:45:06 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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DON'T BUY

Pushing for the China market, but, every other automotive company in the world is looking at China for sales. Toyota and Honda, the two premier operators in the auto industry, have barely begun to scratch the surface in China.

DON'T BUY

Ford (F-N) and General Motors (GM-N) do not meet his criteria of being long-term growth companies, financially strong, gaining market share, generating substantial free cash flow and with long-term sustainable competitive advantages.

DON'T BUY

The pain that the N. A. car industry is going through right now is far from over. Any slackening in the US economy, and it will suffer. Balance sheet is not pretty to look at and long-term liabilities are overwhelming.

DON'T BUY

Caller wondered about a Short. On his watch list. N. A. automakers are definitely a contrarian sector. His preferred an attack would be to see a washout and then buy if they got their house in order.

BUY

Just bought this stock back.

DON'T BUY

Has been a difficult scenario. Fundamentals especially weak. The type of company that the value investor tends to go for. As a growth investor, he is not happy with the scenario. A lot of competition.

DON'T BUY

Too risky because of the uncertainties and the debt level.

COMMENT

It was announced today that General Motors were restating their earnings from 2002 for accounting errors. They are widening their loss by 2 billion dollars. Mr. Tardif believes that there will be no impact on the stock price. There are other issues that GM is facing right now. It will be a tough battle for them.

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WEAK BUY

This company has taken drastic steps. They have reduced dividends, taken salary reductions. Believes there is an opportunity here. Recommends that this stock be the part of the portfolio that is speculative, not the core.

DON'T BUY

Feels that GM, Ford, and to a lesser extent Chrysler between a rock and a hard place. Losing market share. Has extra ordinarily high costs with unfunded pension and health care benefits.

DON'T BUY

It is saddled with union contracts which makes it uncompetitive. It is saddled with huge health-care costs for its retired workers and an underfunded pension plan. Because of union contracts, it has to pay laid off workers for life. It is shocking that they haven't cut the dividend, but if they do, the stock will drop like a rock.

SHORT

His model price is now $0. This company needs earnings. A speculation. At the end of the day they are playing a game with the unions.

DON'T BUY

Had recommended this a year and a half ago, but its fundamentals have deteriorated and his model price is actually $0 now.

DON'T BUY

Not a great company, but the UAW looks like it might be bending and a number of things are starting to go their way. Outlook is not as bad as it was.

DON'T BUY

Faced with very attractable long term problems such as unfunded pensions and post retirement benefits which are unfunded by a total of $70 billion. Have very high costs relative to the competition and have been losing market share for a decade.

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