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Automotive stocks are companies that specialize in the sale, maintenance, and enhancement of vehicles. Automotive brands have been around practically as long as the stock market itself and have earned their fair share of investor interest. Car brands are well-known and easily recognizable, making many of them mainstays in their specialties. With electric vehicles quickly growing in popularity, the auto industry remains constantly at the edge of growth and development.
3 Stocks Set to Soar if the Fed Cuts Interest Rates in September
The anticipated interest rate cuts at the Federal Reserve’s September meeting have put several stocks to buy in the spotlight.
7 Meme Stocks to Buy on the Dip: August 2024
"Meme mania" may not be coming back anytime soon, but company-specific catalysts could help to drive a comeback for each of the following meme stocks to buy on the dip.
3 Flying Car Stocks With Million-Dollar Dreams Potential
Flying car stocks on your portfolio might be a buy of a lifetime. Check out these three top industry leaders.
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Euro Zone’s New Chapter — Friday’s IP Market Recap
The euro zone debt crisis reached a new chapter as most of the region agreed on a deal Friday. We take a look at this and other big stories of the week.
Toyota Puts the Brakes on Outlook
Thai flooding, strong yen force Toyota to slash its fiscal year outlook by more than half. How long can TM stock stay sturdy?
Tesla’s Stock Short-Circuits on EV Pessimism
Analyst cuts rating on Tesla Motors stock, believing even a good Model S product could be hampered by low interest in the electric vehicle market.
Ford Looks Like a Buy After Reinstating Dividend
Ford's renewed 5-cent dividend payout adds to the attractiveness of its stock, especially for long-term investors who are interested in tax-efficient gains.
3 Yellow Lights After November’s Strong U.S. Auto Sales
U.S. auto sales hit a two-year high, but the road ahead is hardly trouble-free. Carmakers -- and investors -- have to remain alert to these three yellow lights.
Automakers Flooring It to China
Whether they're making cars in Detroit, Japan or Germany, the biggest automotive players are all banking on one place for future growth.
Chrysler’s Amazing Journey
With Fiat's help, it's back from the brink -- and heading for an IPO. While the road ahead will be tough, see why Chrysler is in its best shape in a long time.
Handicapping Ford vs. GM Now
GM and Ford have fallen lately in tandem. But if conditions improve, one of these automakers is set up for a bigger rebound.
4 Car Dealer Stocks That Are Hitting The Gas
With auto sales running at the strongest pace since 2009, some car dealer stocks have been gaining speed. These four should keep accelerating.
7 Auto Parts Stocks for the Scrap Heap
Car sales remain a shadow of their pre-recession levels, thus auto parts manufacturers like Cooper Tire & Rubber and these others have not been fairing well.
General Motors Hits a European Roadblock
General Motors is just the latest example of how Europe's fiscal potholes continue to stall global stocks. Despite reporting solid earnings, GM took a beating -- along with the rest of the market -- on Italian bond news.
Thai Flood Washes Over Several Sectors
Asian nation’s hydrologic issues could slam production in Q4 across the hard drive, semiconductor, automotive and camera industries.
Chrysler’s IPO Should Hit the Fast Lane
Parent Fiat says it’s in no rush for a Chrysler public offering, but it should be -- the third-largest U.S. automaker is on a roll.
3 Reasons Toyota Isn’t Ready for a Comeback
With numerous macroeconomic conditions still weighing in, here are three reasons why TM won't dust itself off very soon.
2 Auto Parts Stocks To Drive For The Dividends
Auto parts stocks got a bounce with the rest of the market on Thursday. But Johnson Controls JCI and Magna are worth driving for the dividends, too.
General Motors a Better Bet Than Ford
While both are expected to suffer declining 2012 earnings, one of these automakers has kept cars rolling off sales lots despite higher prices.
5 Reasons to Doubt September’s Resurgence in Retail Sales
Automakers drove a September bounce, but pent-up demand was part of it. For that and other reasons, take this retail sales boost with a grain of salt.
Ford — Not GM — the King of Detroit
When you stack up Detroit auto icons GM and Ford, it’s easy to see that one automaker is head and shoulders above the other.
