Warning: GM is at high risk of cutting its dividend
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- General Motors Company (NYSE:GM) has displayed warning signs that have historically led to dividend cuts. The company has a Dividend Safety Score of F. Over the past 11 years 64.4% of stocks with an F rating did cut their dividend. Does this mean you should sell the stock? No, not necessarily. It just means that you should be careful about relying on this dividend for your income.
- Here is a selection of dividend safety metrics with low grades. See all grades here.
- If you are looking for alternatives to General Motors Company (NYSE:GM) see our Top Rated Quant Dividend Stocks
- The Dividend Safety warnings are based on our Quant Ratings, a systematic quantitative model which generates Seeking Alpha’s Quant ratings. For information about Quant Ratings, backtesting and its limitations, please read more here.
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Dividend Safety Grades Averted Cuts Ahead of Time
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