The Numbers Don't Lie: Is GM Undervalued?

The video discusses General Motors' (GM) stock performance challenges under CEO Mary Barra, highlighting the company's lag behind Ford and the S&P 500 despite record profits. It addresses concerns over slowing US auto sales, with projections indicating a decline from 2015 levels. The shift in consumer preference from cars to trucks is noted, with GM responding by increasing discounts on larger trucks to compete with Ford. Internationally, GM sold more vehicles outside North America, yet North America generated significant earnings. The video concludes with a financial overview, emphasizing GM's strategic focus on truck sales to boost performance.

What challenges has GM faced in increasing its stock price since Mary Barra became CEO?

What was the outlook for US auto sales in 2023 as mentioned in the text?

How have consumer preferences shifted in the automotive market according to the text?

What is the significance of truck sales for GM in comparison to Ford?

How did GM's international operations compare to its North American sales?