General Motors Company (NYSE:GM) has reached a new milestone in South America, having made its 750,000th small Chevrolet pickup in Brazil. The achievement took place over three decades after the company entered that segment in the early 1980s, a category that has become very popular in the South American country due to its value proposition.
The insider ownership percentage is the key indicator, can be used by investors,
to measure the outlook of senior management has on their company. Insider
ownership for the GM is 0.10%. Institutional ownership refers to the ownership
stake in a company that is held by large financial organizations, pension funds
or endowments. The Institutional ownership for the GM is 79.00%.
Insider trading is the buying or selling of any publicly traded company’s stock
and this can be done by someone who has non-public, material information about
that GM. Insider trading can be illegal or legal depending on when the insider
makes the trade. It is illegal when the material information is still
non-public. The insider transactions of the company (6-month change in insider
ownerships) for the General Motors Company (NYSE:GM) is -6.84%.
Institutional ownership is the amount of a General Motors Company (NYSE:GM)’s
available stock owned by mutual or pension funds, insurance companies,
investment firms, private foundations, endowments or other large entities that
actually manage the funds on the behalf of others, so its an interesting
element for the traders to note it, and the Institutional ownership for the GM
is 0.52%.
U.S traded General Motors Company (NYSE:GM) stock climbs 0.57% on Monday and
when day-trade ended the stock finally concluded at $38.75 and number of shares
that changed hands during the day are 10.19 Million. The number of shares GM
stock currently held by all its shareholders are 1410.66 and floated shares,
the number of shares are available for trading in an open market on last
trading day are 1315.45. The average volume of shares for 3 months is 8811.78
and GM stock value has moved between $30.51 – 41.67 in last one year.
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The General Motors Company (NYSE:GM)’s latest earnings
date is 8/1/2019. The Gross margin is the difference between the revenue and
the cost of goods sold (COGS), divided by revenue. In other words, Gross Margin
is a percentage value, while Gross Profit is a monetary value. The valuable
gross margin for General Motors Company (NYSE:GM) is 10.00% and the profit
margin is 6.20% and the stock has gained 15.84% in 2019 to date.
U.S. traded shares of General Motors Company (NYSE:GM)’s monthly stock
performance is 16.23%, the quarterly performance is 2.62%, the half year
performance is calculated as 14.24%. The yearly performance of GM is -4.37%.
The higher the volatility, the riskier the security. For example, when the
stock market rises and falls more than one percent over a sustained period of
time, it is called a “volatile” market, if the stock price stays
relatively stable, the security has low volatility. The General Motors Company
(NYSE:GM) weekly volatility is measured as 2.07% and monthly volatility
measured as 2.01%.
Return on assets (ROA) is a main indicator of how profitable a company is
relative to its total assets. GM return on assets is 4.00%, the return on
equity (ROE) of the General Motors Company (NYSE:GM) is 23.40%, while the most
important return on investment is calculates as a percentage and is typically
used for personal financial decisions, and GM return on investment is 2.60%.
The price to earnings ratio is 6.30, price to sales ratio is 0.37, and price to
book ratio is 1.35, price to cash per share ration is 2.36, price to free cash
flow is 13.94.
Analysts mean target price for General Motors Company (NYSE:GM) is $46.68 while
analysts mean recommendation is 2.20. The current share price indicates that
stock is -6.63% away from its one year high and is moving 26.80% ahead of its
52-week low. GM’s distance from 20 day simple moving average is 6.36% and
distance from 50-Day simple moving average is 4.45%.
