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  • What happend to General Motors? by Waseemy
    The main culprit behind the tragedy of General Motors (GM) is the rigidity of the largest American auto-mobile manufacturer to adapt to the changing tastes and behaviors of the consumers in the Market. GM’s business model of focusing on producing the big and gas-gazing... More »
    December 3, 2009 • F, MTLQQ.PK, GMGMQ.PK
  • Auto Sales on the Fritz by Wall Street Strategies
    Another month is now behind us, and it seems that the hangover from cash for clunkers took a few months to hit the market.  Sales were relatively muted and after reading the releases it felt like something was missing. Cash for Clunkers is now a distant memory, and if the previous months... More »
    December 2, 2009 • F, TM, HMC
  • November Auto Sales Preview by Wall Street Strategies
    The market is scheduled to get the November monthly auto sales figures tomorrow during the trading day, and the expectations are for a better month than October.  During last month, Ford (F) and General Motors saw higher sales year over year, while Toyota (TM) and Honda (HMC) saw its sales... More »
    November 30, 2009 • F, HMC, TM
  • A Myriad Of News Weighs On The Market By: Charles Payne by Wall Street Strategies
    The market looks interesting this morning. I thought on Friday that if Abu Dhabi stepped up to the plate over the weekend then the Dow Jones Industrial Average would open higher by 100-points, but equities have been struggling all morning long. What's bugging the market? Maybe it's Black Friday... More »
    November 30, 2009 • F, TM, HMC
  • Nikkei Nose Dive: Signals From A Week Japan by TraderRob
     While the phenomenon hasn't received much attention, the Nikkei 225 headline Japanese stock index has diverted course from all other major economic player stock exchanges. The Nikkei turned negative on August 14, 2009 and hasn't been able to resume the congruent pattern that all other... More »
    November 24, 2009 • SPY, SDS, UUP
  • Nikkei Nose Dive: Signals From A Week Japan by TraderRob
     While the phenomenon hasn't received much attention, the Nikkei 225 headline Japanese stock index has diverted course from all other major economic player stock exchanges. The Nikkei turned negative on August 14, 2009 and hasn't been able to resume the congruent pattern that all other... More »
    November 24, 2009 • SPY, SDS, UUP
  • Earnings Calendar 10-27 Tuesday by MyHappyTrading.com
    The large companies reporting tomorrow are ACE, ACH, ACL, AMTD, APOL, BBV, BEN, BP, CAJ, CX, DAI, ECL, FE, FPL, HMC, JCI, KOF, MCK, NSC, PCAR, RCI, SQM, TII, V, VLO, WIT. The full list, limited to optionable stocks >$3, is below. Reporting before the open:CAJ Canon Inc. [Photographic... More »
    October 26, 2009 • ACE, ACH, ACL
  • Cash for Clunkers -- It Worked!!!!! by Steve Blitz
    The "cash-for-clunkers" program has been the subject of more negative comments and bad puns than anything an administration has put out for a long long time. Most of the comments have focused on the program's inevitable failure to permanently raise the level of spending for autos... More »
    October 14, 2009 • F, TM, NSANY
  • September Auto Sales Have a Muted Hangover Effect by Wall Street Strategies
    During August we had the cash for clunkers program, and many expected (yours truly included) to see a difficult month for the auto industry during September.  What I didn't expect was all the company driven incentive programs (not dealership) that were instituted during the month. ... More »
    October 2, 2009 • F, TM, HMC
  • Author Robert Heinlein on the Auto Industry by Mike Mezzadri
    A bit from Robert Heinlein's (most famously known for Starship Troopers) novel "The Door Into Summer" that seems especially relevant in these days of Government Motors. The 20th century narrator is confused by an element of 21st century auto industry practices, launched by government... More »
    September 28, 2009 • TM, F, GMA

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