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Originally Posted by 8cd03gro
OK, I thought you were talking in terms of investment. I would agree that it seems GM is making better vehicles and moving their way up. However, in the long term, investor confidence is going to have a huge impact on the health of the company and that is falling fast.
Like you said before, the company was just recently restructured and it's too soon to make a solid judgement. Some of the assumptions and conclusions made in the article are a bit of a reach as GM sales are rising, but the concern is very real imo.
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As long as they continue to be profitable (which they seem to be), continue to build and sell segment-leading cars and trucks (which they are)...I'm not sure where there's any tangible concern...That's my issue with the whole 'game'.
Over the past two years, this company has been to hell and back. They've had all their pieces tossed HIGH into the air...and right now, they're settling back in. The consumer-driven portion of the economy is still hurting, and now with gas prices on the rise...there's even more concern where the personal budget is concerned. I don't think we'll be able to say GM or Chrysler, or even Ford is "out of the woods" for a few years, yet....but from a snapshot perspective? They're doing pretty darn good.