General Motors Corporation (GM) Buy, Sell or…

General Motors Corporation (GM)

75.92

-1.29 (1.67%)

as of Oct 23, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Closed.

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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.

BUY

Negative on the long-term outlook for North American auto manufacturers. Prefers GM over Ford. From a cash flow perspective, doing quite well.

PAST TOP PICK

(Top pick Sept 25/03. Up 6%.) Cheap. Will do well in this recovery.

DON'T BUY

Auto manufacturers are in a weak position and have tremendous obligations on the financial slide so balance sheets are in a tough spot. Not a long-term hold.

TOP PICK

Sees the economy rolling around at three to 4%. GM is probably the most undervalued stock on the DOW.

TOP PICK

Feels the economy is on a roll and will get 4/5% growth.

DON'T BUY

Has a P/E of around 5 and has a yield of around 5%. They are not making money selling cars. Have a huge force of retirees that they are supporting. Very burdened by health care expenses.

TOP PICK

Has been much maligned. A contrarian pick. Have pension problems. Trading at a P/E of 7 times and dividend yield of 5%. Seeing some positive price and earnings revision momentums.

TOP PICK

The normal summer slowdown, along with the big power failure dramatically reduced the inventory.0% financing is not a hardship for them.A lot of cars are being bought.5% dividend.

TOP PICK

Top Short A troubled company in a troubled industry. Had a lower quarter. Large debt and only cash flowing a small fraction per quarter. Losing market share. Consumer debt is very high.

TOP PICK

Top Short Unfunded pension liability which will probably get worse. The 0% financing has cut into their financing profits. Sales will be down.

DON'T BUY

Balance sheet seems to be collapsing. Consumers debt is extremely high so car sales could be down.

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