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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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BUY

They report tomorrow. It's among the cheapest stocks on the S&P. He fears that will say that China's lockdowns and higher costs have hurt. This is a 2023 stock with lots of solid EVs coming their way. Likes it.

HOLD

Stay patient with this. Are well-managed, have a solid business plan and their valuation is very cheap. Also, they produce a lot of cash. They are developing self-driving cars operating as taxis--this is the future.

BUY

Allan Tong’s Discover Picks GM stocks trade at a mere 5.28x PE, though their beta is 1.22 and they pays no dividend. Around $32, shares are flirting with 52-week lows, which is an attractive entry point. Bears will point that cars, gas or electric, are a cyclical business, and the economy is slowing down. Fair point. However, the supply chain will ease eventually while demand for EV’s will not diminish. In short, GM stocks have been beaten up so much lately that they’re now looking attractive enough to nibble at. Read 3 defensive stocks weather uncertain markets for our full analysis.

BUY

John: Ridiculously cheap, 6x earnings. Inexpensive valuation. Will transition vehicles into EVs very well. Massive free cashflow. Consumer discretionary, but he's been buying.

WAIT

With lots of intrinsic value it is a real value stock. It was essentially wiped out one bear market ago. It could probably fall to $28 to $30 so is too early to buy.

TOP PICK

Believes valuation of auto sector presenting good buying opportunity. Shortage of automobiles in North America. 7x trading multiple on earnings is very low. Automated driving is advancing at an exciting rate. Strong brand name that can translate into EV market.

BUY

Trades at less than 5x enterprise value to EBITDA. Owns majority of Cruise, so in San Francisco you can take a driverless taxi. Spending lots on electrification. By 2030, they want to double revenues. Prospects are not built into the stock yet.

DON'T BUY

A fan of the CEO. Low-margin business, lots of competition. Current supply crunch will eventually resolve. Too hard to tell who will be the winners in the EV space. Too capital intensive. Possibly a trade.

DON'T BUY

GM vs. F vs. LNR Doesn't like the car companies. Very cyclical. Difficult environment to be both a combustion and an electric car company. Combustion division has to pay for the part that isn't making any money yet. For example, TSLA has a much easier environment, as electric is all they do. Parts makers are in better shape, as they supply all the car manufacturers.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick May 25/21, Down 31%) Is economically sensitive and in the doghouse now. But they are doing all the right things, but things are out of their hands, namely supply chain. They sell cars, but volumes is sluggish. There is light at the end of the tunnel, so be patient. Wait.

DON'T BUY

Be cautious - there is lots of debt and it is a cyclical business. All car companies will need to invest a lot of money in EV vehicles. It is a slow growing business which is selling expensive items at low margins. Could buy if price drops to somewhere in the teens.

TOP PICK

Big push into EVs. Fabulous future. 40% electrified by 2025. Double revenues by the end of the decade. Estimated $7 EPS in 2022. Cruise value is almost 30B, almost 1/2 of what the public side is worth. Incredibly inexpensive. Great opportunity, be patient. Core holding. If he had a table, he'd pound it. No dividend. (Analysts’ price target is $70.55)

HOLD

Earnings are coming down because they can't produce enough cars, but demand is strong. So, he'll hold onto this. Trades at only a single-digit PE.

BUY

Hurt. Against its fundamentals, trading at a shockingly low level of 5x earnings. He expects $7.50 EPS this year. Growth is impressive, getting into EVs. Objective is to double revenues by the end of this decade. Earnings doing well, costs under control. Good runway. Cruise is a leader. Tremendous promise.

DON'T BUY

Auto stocks are out of favour. High gas prices are not good for buying cars and there are supply chain troubles. Wait for the auto sector to get a footing.

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