General Motors

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General Motors Company Common a new long position as the automaker continues to demonstrate resilience in its core truck segments while scaling its electric vehicle production. This strategic entry aims to capture momentum as the company leverages strong consumer demand and high-margin internal combustion vehicle sales.

Growth Catalyst: The company is aggressively expanding its Ultium battery platform to support a wider range of next-generation electric vehicles. Entry Price: $75.72, Stop Price: $71.920

Market Position: GM remains a leader in the North American automotive market, driven by its dominant Chevrolet and GMC brands.

Citigroup Inc.

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{NYS:C} a new position with an entry price of $108.67. This move comes as the banking giant continues its extensive multi-year reorganization aimed at streamlining operations and improving long-term profitability.

A stop-loss order has been strategically placed at $102.01 to protect capital against potential market volatility.

Citigroup is currently focused on its “Transformation” initiative, divesting non-core international consumer businesses to prioritize high-margin wealth management and institutional services.

The company remains a global leader in treasury and trade solutions, benefiting from a massive network that spans over 160 countries and jurisdictions.

The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc.

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Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (The) Common is under Algo Engine buy conditions.

Goldman Sachs reported strong full-year 2025 results on January 15, 2026:

  • Full-Year Revenue: $58.28 billion.
  • Full-Year Net Earnings: $17.18 billion ($51.32 per share, a 27% year-over-year increase).
  • Q4 2025 Results: The firm reported an EPS of $14.01, significantly beating the $11.62 analyst consensus, despite a revenue miss ($13.45B vs. $14.49B expected).
  • One-Time Impact: The revenue miss was largely due to a $2.26 billion write-down related to the transition of its Apple Card credit portfolio.

Valuation Metrics

P/E Ratio (Trailing): Currently between 15.7x and 17.6x, which is modestly higher than its 10-year