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General Motors Corporation (GM)

78.95

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as of Jun 24, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Jun 24, 2026, 12:00 am

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

General Motors Corporation (GM) has garnered mixed reviews from various experts, with many acknowledging its strong position in the US auto market, particularly in the EV sector, where it holds a 13% market share behind Tesla. However, there has been a noticeable shift towards internal combustion engines and a throttling back of EV aspirations. Analysts expect the company to achieve around $12 EPS this year amid a backdrop of tariff challenges and a reconstructed business plan that has maintained solid cash flow. While some analysts express concerns about macroeconomic uncertainties, others highlight GM's strong performance, share buyback strategy, and impressive leadership under the CEO, indicating a potential for continued growth and a favorable valuation compared to earnings. Overall, GM is perceived as a cyclical stock with potential upside, especially if it can navigate the current challenges effectively.

Consensus

Positive

Valuation

Undervalued

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DON'T BUY

Q: Has a short position and is puzzled as to what is driving the stock higher. A: Facing numerous problems. Their primary issue is dealing with unions on health care and pension. She doesn't short stocks, so can't comment on shorting.

DON'T BUY

Not sure how they will get rid of all their obligations. Currently they are trying to negotiate them with the unions, but the other choice is to go into Chapter 11. This would cause upheaval in the price of the bonds if you own them or the price of the stock.

WEAK BUY

Some one, who is a pretty savvy investor, has just taken a huge position in this company. Management has given the union until the end of the month on whether they can cut down on their health costs. Speculative.

DON'T BUY

Wouldn't go near this. There are a lot of shoes that still have to fall. Revenues are declining and debt is rising, especially now that it is junk status.

DON'T BUY

Changed his mind on this stock once they had that earnings release. He takes earnings, the balance sheet and interest rates and put them together and they previously had earnings estimates at $4.50 for this year. They came out and revised that to $1/1.50. His new model price is way below its current price.

DON'T BUY

Has some very difficult issues to face. Strong price competition from Asian manufacturers. Doesn't know how they get out of the problem of having to spend more money on health care for retired employees than they spend on steel going in the car.

DON'T BUY

Looking at the balance sheet with its earnings forcast and interest rates, it has been mispriced for well over a year. GM just announced that earnings expectations were way too high, so now looking at $1/1.50 and he is looking at a mean estimate for '05 of $1.09. Computing that where it's balance sheet is, the model price is $28, so no longer mispriced.

BUY

A contrarian pick. Have cut production instead of creating incentives to get rid of current stock. Dividend yield is high at 7.1%. Has $100US per share in cash. Good price. Could be another round of weaknes if their bond rating is dropped. Bad news is behind it.

DON'T BUY

A very ugly chart. Wouldn't average down if you own. Had its biggest loss in a quarter since 1992. Losing market share.

DON'T BUY

Seems to be in a free fall. The earnings are deteriorating. Issued a warning of a shortfall in earnings and production.

DON'T BUY

Likes the company over the longer term. Have been very innovative. Might have a bright future. In the meantime they are trying to get a leg up on Ford (F-N) by having more production in China to pay for retirees. Might be premature to buy at this time.

DON'T BUY

Not thrilled with GM. Balance sheet is really tenious. Better US stocks out there to invest in.

TOP PICK

Top Short Has got problems left, right and centre. Owes Fiat a couple of billion $'s. Sales were down 7% last month. Have a lot of health care obligations.

BUY

Balance sheet is good. Company has a $50 book value. Have reduced the weight of their holdings to about 1.5% of their holdings. Will continue to have this in his portfolio for the forseeable future. Dividend of about 5.3%. Looking out a year, thinks it's in great shape. Company is a mis-priced asset.

DON'T BUY

Yield is about 5.9% which is appealing. The company has some very big structural problems such as competition from Asia and pension costs. He is short this stock.

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