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Company context

Industry: Auto Manufacturers

Country: United States

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General Motors Company designs, builds, and sells trucks, crossovers, cars, and automobile parts worldwide. It operates through GM North America, GM International, and GM Financial segments. The company markets its vehicles primarily under the Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, GMC, Baojun, and Wuling brand names. In addition, it sells trucks, crossovers, cars, and automobile parts through retail dealers, distributors and dealers, as well as to fleet customers, including daily rental car companies, commercial fleet customers, leasing companies, and governments. Further, the company offers various range of after-sale services through dealer network, such as maintenance, light repairs, collision repairs, vehicle accessories, and extended service warranties. Additionally, it provides automotive financing; and software-enabled services and subscriptions. General Motors Company was founded in 1908 and is based in Detroit, Michigan.

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Market context for GM

Competitive view

GM vs. two close competitors

This section compares the current company against two nearby peers on valuation, growth, margins, balance-sheet strength, and investment setup. Green generally marks the strongest relative figure for that row, while red marks the weakest.

GM

GM

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F

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Latest video

Q1 2026

Tesla Inc.

TSLA

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Growth is positive but not explosive, which usually supports a steadier compounding case than a hyper-growth story.

Profitability is serviceable, but it does not obviously dominate peers on margin or cash conversion alone.

Valuation already asks investors to pay up, so the upside case depends on continued execution staying strong.

Expect a more volatile ride than the market average; that can amplify upside, but drawdowns can come fast too.

Market Cap

More scale can mean deeper resources and resilience, although bigger does not automatically mean better upside.

GM

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GM

F

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F

TSLA

$1.60T

Tesla Inc.

Trailing P/E

Lower trailing P/E can indicate a cheaper valuation relative to trailing earnings, but it may also reflect slower growth or higher perceived risk.

GM

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GM

F

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F

TSLA

383.8x

Tesla Inc.

Forward P/E

Forward P/E is often a better read on what investors are paying for the next year of earnings power.

GM

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GM

F

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F

TSLA

169.8x

Tesla Inc.

Revenue Growth

Higher revenue growth usually signals stronger demand, market share gains, or a business still in expansion mode.

GM

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GM

F

—

F

TSLA

15.8%

Tesla Inc.

Earnings Growth

Faster earnings growth matters because it shows management is converting sales momentum into shareholder value.

GM

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GM

F

—

F

TSLA

8.3%

Tesla Inc.

Operating Margin

Higher operating margin suggests better operating discipline, pricing power, or a structurally stronger business model.

GM

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GM

F

—

F

TSLA

4.2%

Tesla Inc.

Gross Margin

Gross margin helps show how much product-level pricing power and unit economics a company has before overhead.

GM

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GM

F

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F

TSLA

19.1%

Tesla Inc.

Net Margin

Higher net margin means more of each dollar of revenue reaches the bottom line after all costs.

GM

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GM

F

—

F

TSLA

4.0%

Tesla Inc.

Return on Equity

ROE shows how efficiently management turns shareholder capital into profits, though leverage can inflate it.

GM

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GM

F

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F

TSLA

4.9%

Tesla Inc.

Free Cash Flow Yield

Higher free cash flow yield can indicate a stronger cash return relative to the stock's market value.

GM

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GM

F

—

F

TSLA

0.3%

Tesla Inc.

Debt to Equity

Lower leverage usually means less balance-sheet risk, though capital-intensive sectors naturally run higher debt loads.

GM

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GM

F

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F

TSLA

18.74x

Tesla Inc.

Current Ratio

A stronger current ratio usually signals better short-term liquidity and more room to absorb shocks.

GM

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GM

F

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F

TSLA

2.04x

Tesla Inc.

Beta

Lower beta often means lower volatility versus the market, while higher beta usually brings a rougher ride.

GM

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GM

F

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F

TSLA

1.79

Tesla Inc.

Dividend Yield

Dividend yield matters for income-focused investors, but a high yield can also reflect a stressed stock price.

GM

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GM

F

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F

TSLA

—

Tesla Inc.

Analyst Upside

Higher analyst upside suggests the Street still sees room between current price and consensus fair value.

GM

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GM

F

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F

TSLA

-3.3%

Tesla Inc.

Episode timeline

Episode archive for GM

Each row is one earnings episode with every verified platform link available.

Q1 2026

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GM Stock: EPS Beats by 42% — Q1 2026 Earnings Analysis

Quarterly earnings-analysis entry for GM. Use the links on the right to open the video or podcast episode.

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