Morgan Stanley: General Motors Is Due For A 'Mean Reversion'
Adam Jonas of Morgan Stanley stated in a note on Friday that General Motors Company (NYSE: GM) is due for a “mean-reversion” as a result of the company's “very strong” fourth quarter North American results and an upbeat 2015 outlook.
Jonas notes that shares can hit the $40 mark in the first quarter despite an Underweight rating. The analyst does however recommend using “highly accomodative” conditions in the U.S. auto market to “calmly exit” shares.
Latest Ratings for GM
Date | Firm | Action | From | To |
---|---|---|---|---|
Mar 2022 | Benchmark | Maintains | Buy | |
Feb 2022 | Nomura Instinet | Downgrades | Buy | Neutral |
Feb 2022 | Morgan Stanley | Downgrades | Overweight | Equal-Weight |
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