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Try Stocky free →Stocky rates General Motors Company at 44/100 based on business quality, leadership alignment, valuation.
How safely General Motors Company is financed, graded A++ (strongest) to C from the last five years of accounts: debt against earnings, interest cover, cash against debt, how high and steady profit margins are, return on capital, and whether it generated cash every year. Not part of the Stocky score.
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Stocky rates General Motors Company (GM) at 44/100 — below the bar Stocky looks for. The score fuses business quality, moat width, leadership alignment, valuation into a single number.
GM's current Stocky Verdict is 44/100, placing it in the "Cautious" band. This composite combines a 59/100 Compounder score, 80/100 Leadership, 29/100 Moat rating.
General Motors Company rates Limited moat (29/100 Moat Score) — based on 10-year return-on-invested-capital, pricing power, switching costs and network effects. Wide moats compound; Limited moats erode.
General Motors Company scores 80/100 on Leadership Alignment. Higher = more founder involvement, higher insider ownership, sensible pay, and evidence of long-term capital allocation discipline.
General Motors Company's Resilience Profile scores 17/100 (higher = more resilient). The profile flags customer concentration, supply chain, refinancing walls and regulatory risks specific to General Motors Company.
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