GM. Great Money on a more streamlined businessGeneral Motors CompanyBATS:GMMRCMMGM is a cash-generating, truck and SUV franchise. Trading at a low valuation, aggressively shrinking its share count, growing software revenue, and no longer spending recklessly, on unprofitable EV ambitions. 1. Extremely cheap valuation GM has often traded at a low single-digit or high single-digit forward P/E despite generating billions in annual earnings and free cash flow. 2. Massive capital returns $6 billion repurchase program and increased its dividend 3. Trucks and SUVs remain highly profitable The core North American business—full-size pickups, SUVs, and crossovers—continues to generate strong margins and cash flow. 4. EV expectations have been reset Instead of spending aggressively, to chase EV volume at any cost, GM has scaled back and restructured parts of its EV strategy. 5. Software could become meaningful Products such as Super Cruise and OnStar, create recurring revenue streams with much higher margins, than vehicle manufacturing. Management has highlighted, growth in software and services revenue. 6. Autonomous-driving option value After shutting down the standalone Cruise robotaxi effort, GM is integrating autonomous technology into consumer vehicles. 7. Strong earnings and cash-flow guidance GM has guided for substantial 2026 earnings, EBIT, and free cash flow, while continuing buybacks and dividends. If those targets are achieved, the current valuation remains difficult to justify.