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General Motors Corporation (GM)

83.22

+1.52 (1.86%)

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

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Jun 4, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 15 opinions in the last 12 months.

General Motors Corporation (GM) has garnered mixed but generally positive reviews from various experts in the investment community. While the company has faced challenges like tariff impacts and the transition to electric vehicles (EVs), many analysts commend its strong cash flow and effective management under the current CEO. The company is expected to post significant earnings per share (EPS) this year, with estimates reaching around $12. Despite some volatility and competitive pressures in the automotive sector, GM's valuation appears attractive, trading at low price-to-earnings (PE) multiples. Moreover, several analysts indicate that GM has outperformed competitors like Tesla, although caution remains due to macroeconomic uncertainties and ongoing tariff discussions.

Consensus

Positive

Valuation

Undervalued

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BUY

They plan to make a gigantic number of EVs in the next few years. Their auto sales are robust. This stock trades at 9x 2022 earnings--this is wrong! GM is going into EVs because it's good business and good for the world.

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TOP PICK

Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O'Reilly We once again recommend GM as a TOP PICK. It trades at 6x earnings versus peers at 18x and is currently valued at 1.4x book value. It has big plans in the EV space, having recently partnered with Nikola to build a fully electric pickup truck. Another differentiation is their plan to build their own EV recharging stations -- something that could create a sizable future revenue stream. We would buy this with a stop loss at $40, looking to achieve $70 -- upside potential over 44%. Yield 0% (Analysts’ price target is $70.30)

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TOP PICK

Trading at 6x earnings, which is vastly below competitors. Their recall has caused the stock price to pull back. Big plans for the EV space. They are also planning on building their own EV recharging stations. Social media mentions are up 122% in the last 24 hours.

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TOP PICK

If a young SPAC from Quebec is too risky you, consider one of the oldest car companies on the planet. GM shed its stodgy, dull image last November when it announced it would invest US$27 billion and dive into the e-car biz. Last June, they upped that to US$35 billion. They plan to bring 30 new EV's to market by 2025 and go zero-emission by 2035. Ambitious, yes, commendable, certainly, but do-able.

HOLD

GM is expanding its massive recall of its Bolt e-car. Stock is down 3% after hours. He's not happy with this news or the 24% move down going into this news, mostly due to the semis shortage hitting the car industry. GM's move into EV and self-driving cars--the Bolt is not a flagship part of this. The recall costs are significant, yes. GM has a track record of reducing costs especially in losing businesses in Europe and U.S, and yet generate huge cash flow. It's frustrating that the market punishes GM on news like this, but doesn't reward it for giving fantastic earnings. GM trades at 8x earnings.

BUY

GM is expanding its massive recall of its Bolt e-car. Stock is down 3% after hours. It had a great run to $60 recently, then sold off. Post-Friday news always sees a stock get hit hard, and this is happening. Yet, this news will create opportunity. He likes GM--it has possibilities. He hasn't chased it, so the sell-off is a one-off--not fun--but a buying opportunity.

COMMENT

GM is expanding its massive recall of its Bolt e-car. Down 3% after hours. There's some investor fatigue. Early this week, Volkswagen and Toyota announced they're cutting production in September because of supply shortages. Those who are loyal to a stock get fatigue when they receive post-Friday news.

BUY

GM is expanding its massive recall of its Bolt e-car. Down 3% after hours. This bad news makes GM's risk/reward better, in fact. Shares have come down from $65 to $45, which is support. On Monday, watch for a reversal--it opens lower, then climbs higher, the classic bad news--good price action. You're not buying GM beacuse you believe the Chevy Volt is the car of the future, and if you are, then you deserve to lose money in GM.

DON'T BUY

All large legacy companies are moving into EVs. Remains to be seen how they'll execute. Stock is broken. With ETFs like CARZ or DRIV, you can buy a basket. Both are outperforming GM by a fair margin. Keep in mind, consumer discretionary has recently underperformed a little bit.

BUY

GM vs. F In the end, it's how well a product line is accepted and profits. GM has much higher margins on products than Ford. Everyone knows the F-150, but in total truck sales, GM sells more. Electrification will be very profitable for GM. Chip shortage, extended warranty costs, and supply chain issues are providing a good stock entry point. Ford is a great company and well-positioned. In a peer group analysis, you want #1 in the industry.

BUY

The stock plunged 9% today, so is business bad? Demand for cars and the chips in them is well in excess of supply. GM stock represents value. But the stock weakness tell you nothing. You must know that there's a shortage of chips which is bottlenecking cars.

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PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Oct 15/20, Up 70.9%)Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O'Reilly Our PAST TOP PICK with GM has triggered its stop at $55. We recommend covering the balance of the position at this time. Combined with the previous recommendation to cover 50% of the position, this results in a net investment return over 48%.

BUY

Be patient. Long-term timeframe, not daily or weekly moves. Let a good idea flourish. Changing dramatically through electrification. Producing cash at an amazing rate, and this will continue. Autonomous driving is the cherry on top. Cheap multiple. Lots of room to run. Better operator than Ford.

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PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Oct 15/20, Up 82.9%)Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O'Reilly Our PAST TOP PICK with GM is progressing well. We now recommend trailing up the stop (from $50.50) to $55.00. If triggered, this would all but guarantee a net investment return of 48%, when considering our previous recommendation to cover 50% of the holding.

SELL

Issue of the two competing divisions of combustion engines vs. EVs. Will have to deal with a lot of legacy assets. More dedicated to EVs than other car companies. There are better opportunities with better cashflow dynamics.

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