General Motors Corp Aktie
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WKN: A1C9CM / Symbol: GM / Name: GM / Aktie / Fahrzeuge & Fahrzeugteile / Large Cap /
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Leicht aufwärts geht es heute für die General Motors Corp Aktie mit einem Gewinn von 0,90 %.
Derzeit ist die Community gegenüber der General Motors Corp Aktie mit 2 Sell-Einschätzungen und 0 Buy-Einschätzungen noch unentschlossen.
Allerdings ergibt sich ein Potenzial von 6,33 % für General Motors Corp, da das Kursziel von 40,00 € über dem aktuellen Kurs von 37,62 € liegt.
Die nächsten Jahre beinhalten für die Aktie General Motors Corp laut der Community sowohl positive als auch negative Aspekte. 1 Nutzer werten das Kriterium "Marke" als Plus Punkt für die General Motors Corp Aktie . Das Thema "Lohnenswerte Investition für die nächsten Jahre" wird allerdings als potentielles Problem betrachtet.
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Rendite von General Motors Corp im Vergleich
| Wertpapier | Ver.(%) | 1W | 1M | 1J | YTD | 3J | 5J |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| General Motors Corp | 0,90 % | 5,44 % | 21,31 % | -19,32 % | -26,39 % | 5,44 % | 26,09 % |
| Tesla Inc | 1,20 % | -7,73 % | 19,26 % | 38,38 % | -12,23 % | 1886,90 % | 1277,53 % |
| Ford Motor Co. | 0,55 % | 2,27 % | 36,54 % | 29,23 % | -15,53 % | 81,75 % | 68,59 % |
| Mercedes-Benz Group AG | 0,40 % | 2,01 % | 12,58 % | -19,10 % | -10,62 % | 41,14 % | 1,12 % |
Kommentare
Mein Kursziel ist mehr als erreicht. 'Ende der Sell Empfehlung, obwohl ich weiterhin pessimistisch für GM bin.
Übrigens:
Tesla was more profitable than GM in Q1 2022 despite delivering 78% less vehicles.
Total Q1 vehicle sales:
• GM: 1,427,000 (down -19.5% YoY)
• Tesla: 310,048 (up +67.7% YoY)
Total Q1 net income:
• Tesla: $3.3B (+607% YoY)
• GM: $2.9B (-3% YoY)
https://twitter.com/SawyerMerritt/status/1519072807153451010
Übrigens:
Tesla was more profitable than GM in Q1 2022 despite delivering 78% less vehicles.
Total Q1 vehicle sales:
• GM: 1,427,000 (down -19.5% YoY)
• Tesla: 310,048 (up +67.7% YoY)
Total Q1 net income:
• Tesla: $3.3B (+607% YoY)
• GM: $2.9B (-3% YoY)
https://twitter.com/SawyerMerritt/status/1519072807153451010
Heute alleine zwei Downgrades für GM. Präsident Biden meint zwar, GM sei der "Leader" bei Elektroautos, doch ich meine, er hat entweder keine Ahnung, oder er lügt. Wahrscheinlich eher letzteres ;-)
EV TRANSITION LIMITS PROFIT GROWTH:
Nomura analyst Anindya Das downgraded General Motors (GM) to Neutral from Buy with a price target of $56, down from $66. The analyst cited a revised earnings outlook as the analyst lowered the procurement and R&D cost savings from GM's proposed alliance with Honda (HMC) in North America and assumes accelerated electrification investments and volume model launches of margin-dilutive EVs to comply with the EPA's revised greenhouse gas standards, which were set to be stricter than Das' expectations. Based on the company's 2022 guidance, Das now expects GM to largely recover from the semiconductor chip shortages by the third quarter of 2022, which is pushed out a quarter from his prior expectation. Against this backdrop, and also based on GM's commentary with its fourth quarter results, Das now expects GM to reinvest cash into building its EV and Cruise AV businesses, while dialing back on shareholder returns, which would be "a prudent strategy," but also one that caps the outlook for near-term shareholder returns.
Meanwhile, Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas also downgraded General Motors to Equal Weight from Overweight with a price target of $55, down from $75. The analyst sees a "less clear path to realization" of GM's sum-of-the-parts valuation after its fiscal 2022 guidance came in below his estimates. Jonas changed his valuation methodology for GM from sum-of-the-parts to discounted cash flow, which drives the reduced price target. He now expects GM to "remain one holistic company" for at least the next 12-18 months as management builds out its electric vehicle, autonomous vehicle and connected car capabilities. Further, the analyst still has concerns around the company's shift from internal combustion engine to electrification.
Ich nenne hier zwar die Quelle, doch diese Seite hat alleine 170 Cookies beim ersten Aufruf bei mir geladen, die ich dann wieder gelöscht habe. Also nicht unbedingt anklicken:
https://thefly.com/landingPageNews.php?id=3458768&headline=TSLA
EV TRANSITION LIMITS PROFIT GROWTH:
Nomura analyst Anindya Das downgraded General Motors (GM) to Neutral from Buy with a price target of $56, down from $66. The analyst cited a revised earnings outlook as the analyst lowered the procurement and R&D cost savings from GM's proposed alliance with Honda (HMC) in North America and assumes accelerated electrification investments and volume model launches of margin-dilutive EVs to comply with the EPA's revised greenhouse gas standards, which were set to be stricter than Das' expectations. Based on the company's 2022 guidance, Das now expects GM to largely recover from the semiconductor chip shortages by the third quarter of 2022, which is pushed out a quarter from his prior expectation. Against this backdrop, and also based on GM's commentary with its fourth quarter results, Das now expects GM to reinvest cash into building its EV and Cruise AV businesses, while dialing back on shareholder returns, which would be "a prudent strategy," but also one that caps the outlook for near-term shareholder returns.
Meanwhile, Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas also downgraded General Motors to Equal Weight from Overweight with a price target of $55, down from $75. The analyst sees a "less clear path to realization" of GM's sum-of-the-parts valuation after its fiscal 2022 guidance came in below his estimates. Jonas changed his valuation methodology for GM from sum-of-the-parts to discounted cash flow, which drives the reduced price target. He now expects GM to "remain one holistic company" for at least the next 12-18 months as management builds out its electric vehicle, autonomous vehicle and connected car capabilities. Further, the analyst still has concerns around the company's shift from internal combustion engine to electrification.
Ich nenne hier zwar die Quelle, doch diese Seite hat alleine 170 Cookies beim ersten Aufruf bei mir geladen, die ich dann wieder gelöscht habe. Also nicht unbedingt anklicken:
https://thefly.com/landingPageNews.php?id=3458768&headline=TSLA
