U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday signed orders approving significant tariff relief for U.S. auto and engine production and setting new 25% tariffs on imported medium- and heavy-duty trucks and parts starting November 1.
General Motors (GM) is targeting a return to 8-10% adjusted EBIT margin, with current margin depressed by tariffs and macro headwinds. GM has outperformed peers in sales growth, market share, and cost management, but near-term risks and uncertainty justify a hold rating. Tariffs and a weakening consumer pose ongoing risks, but GM's resilience, pricing power, and ICE strategy offer long-term ups...
Big bank earnings impressed, with WFC, MS, C, and BAC posting strong results, while regional banks like ZION and WAL faced notable setbacks. AI enthusiasm is spreading beyond core tech, boosting stocks like WMT and CAT, but valuation concerns and bubble fears persist.
Both GM and Ford have beaten the market this year — but with Q3 earnings ahead, investors should ask which automaker's momentum is real and which is fueled by short-term hype. Tariffs, EV losses, and shrinking margins are back in the spotlight. I break down which company can still protect profits as policy and input costs bite. GM's mix and pricing discipline meet Ford's Pro-driven model. I com...
General Motors Company (NYSE:GM) will report its third quarter earnings next Tuesday before markets open, with Wedbush analysts expecting the automaker to deliver solid revenue for the period despite challenges in its EV business and tariff costs. They project Q3 revenue of $45 billion, pointing to strength across GM's electric vehicle (EV) and internal combustion engine (ICE) segments.
StocksGuide is the ultimate tool for easily finding, analyzing and tracking stocks. Learn from successful investors and make informed investment decisions. We empower you to become a confident, independent investor.