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General Motors Corporation (GM)

88.31

+0.63 (0.72%)

as of Aug 4, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Aug 3, 2026, 12:00 am

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

General Motors Corporation (GM) has recently reported impressive quarterly results, showcasing strong revenue growth driven by steady demand for full-size SUVs and a strengthened core North American business. The company's management has effectively navigated challenges, including tariffs and fluctuating market conditions, leading to consistent cash flow and an optimistic earnings forecast. Despite ongoing uncertainties, GM remains competitive in the evolving automotive landscape, particularly in electric vehicles (EVs), with a significant market share against Tesla. Analysts are generally bullish on GM's potential, emphasizing its low price-to-earnings ratio and strategic share buybacks. Given the cyclical nature of the auto industry, the current stock performance reflects a strong recovery trajectory, albeit amid noted risks associated with macroeconomic factors and trade policies.

Consensus

Positive

Valuation

Undervalued

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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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DON'T BUY

Pays a good dividend, but losing capital value in the shares. Industry is having a difficult time. After years of incentives and low interest rates there are a lot of new cars on the road.

BUY

Good company.

SELL

Requires huge incentives to make their sales. Too much capacity in the industry. There are pension liabilities, finance issues. Can't say the dividend is safe.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick July 30/04. Down 14%.) Still likes. Dirt cheap. If there is any sense of bottoming by the US$, this should do very well.

DON'T BUY

Would rather own a bank. Not making any money on cars and expect this will be even more so as people move away from SUVs.

TOP PICK

Cheap. Trading at only about 35% of the S&P multiple versus Ford's 45%. 5% dividend yield.

TOP PICK

Two top holdings in his fund are Ford and General Motors. They're just huge banks that sell cars. Dividends of 4.7%. 6 X earnings.

DON'T BUY

The stock has now broken through the 200 day moving average. This indicates a fundamental problem with the company.

TOP PICK

Over 4% yield. They rank it is the number one stock in the Dow. Reported great numbers. Earnings estimates have been revised up to $7 this year.

TOP PICK

Trading at a P/E of about 8. Dividend yield is a little over 4%.

DON'T BUY

Margins are still under pressure in the auto sector. Would rather own a parts company, but even so, feel that we have seen the near-term peak of auto production. Good dividend.

TOP PICK

Has a P/E of 7+ which is significantly lower than the market. Very cheap.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Did a $13 billion bond issue solar pension fund is no longer underfunded. Still losing market share to foreign manufacturers. Treat as the trading stock.

WAIT

Has probably not broken up through the trend line. Wait for the breakout. The good news is that the stock is currently in a minor up trend and above the moving average.

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