The following video is part of our "Motley Fool Conversations" series, in which Andrew Tonner, technology editor and analyst, and Brendan Byrnes, Industrials editor and analyst, discuss topics around the investing world.
In today's edition, they discuss the cheapest companies in industrials. Are these companies priced low for a reason, or is this an opportunity to buy great companies at a discount? One perhaps surprising company in industrials that's cheap is GM. The company trades for less than 5 times earnings despite being the auto-market share leader in the United States and China.
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