Best Investments for 2012
Automobile Stocks
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With gas prices tripled from a decade ago, heres how to own an SUV without draining your account when you fill up.
5/25/12 8:30AM
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Toyota is back, according to May sales projections, while Ford and GM are also showing double-digit gains.
5/25/12 6:40AM
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The car and truck maker can now borrow money more cheaply and its bonds can be included in indices.
5/22/12 5:40PM
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Warren Buffett buys a stake in General Motors, the automaker rescued by the Obama administration.
5/15/12 5:38PM
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Ford introduced the new Focus in China in April, boosting sales.
5/8/12 9:30AM
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With half of all of the world's luxury projects projected to be sold in China, isn't Cadillac a natural?
5/8/12 6:36AM
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In a new book, a German wise man recalls how VW shunted Chrysler aside in China.
5/4/12 6:47AM
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GM reports strong sales in North America and a loss in Europe.
5/3/12 8:01AM
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GM's production of full-sized trucks is up 20% from a year ago, but a second-half slowdown is planned.
5/2/12 9:20AM
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As Toyota and Honda boosted incentives, Ford and GM saw declines for the Fiesta and Cruze.
5/1/12 2:46PM
Auto Components
BorgWarner was a leading decliner within the automotive industry, falling $1.45 (-1.9%) to $74.33 on average volume.
Lear Corporation was a winner within the automotive industry, rising 51 cents (1.3%) to $41.01 on light volume.
These companies are likely to boost their dividend payouts in the next quarter.
Misguided investors are chasing the wrong carrot.
AutoZone was a leading decliner within the retail industry, falling $3.44 (-0.9%) to $369.40 on average volume.
PACCAR was a leading decliner within the automotive industry, falling 40 cents (-1%) to $38.50 on average volume.
Bed Bath & Beyond was a winner within the retail industry, rising $1.46 (2.1%) to $72.47 on average volume.
Wabco Holdings Incorporated was a winner within the automotive industry, rising 79 cents (1.5%) to $52.39 on average volume.
Replacing a stolen catalytic converter can be cheap or expensive, and that makes a difference when dealing with insurance.
Safeway was a leading decliner within the retail industry, falling 19 cents (-1%) to $18.84 on light volume.
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