Why This Top Stock Is So Much More Than Its Dividend

General Motors (NYSE: GM) capped off 2025 in style, essentially firing on all cylinders by beating fourth quarter bottom-line earnings estimates from Wall Street, raising its 2026 forecasts for net income and adjusted earnings, increasing its dividend, and initiating a new $6 billion share buyback. Over the past three years, GM's stock has more than doubled to a 113% rise, which leaves crosstown rival Ford Motor Company's (NYSE: F) 1% gain, and the broader S&P 500's 68% gain, in the dust. Despite all of th ...