GM Stock Hits Post-Bankruptcy Low

Industrials editor Brendan Byrnes discusses GM hitting a post-bankruptcy low. This looks like a very attractive entry point, as the stock trades at only five times earnings. While the auto company is 30% owned by the government, GM is the market share leader in China, so look for continued growth driven by this dominance.

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