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Japanese automakers shift to overdrive
By Sarfaraz Khan - May 20, 2013 | Tickers: HMC, NSANY.PK, TM
The world’s leading automaker Toyota (NYSE: TM) has reported its earnings a few weeks ago in which it recorded a significant increase in annual income as sales rose while the weak Yen gave a boost to the bottom-line. Meanwhile, Toyota’s rival and the world’s third largest automaker Honda (NYSE: HMC) has also reported its annual results in which its earnings rose due to similar reasons. The Japanese more »
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Keep an Eye on This Auto Maker
By Eshna De - May 15, 2013 | Tickers: GM, NSANY.PK, TSLA, TM
Tesla Motors (NASDAQ: TSLA) finally found its Holy Grail with its Model S car as the company went profitable for the 1st time in the company’s ten year history. It said it was receiving worldwide orders for the Model S in excess of 20,000 vehicles per year as it plans to expand its operations outside North America to Europe and Asia. Tesla broke the electric car inertia more »
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3 Auto Makers That Could Roll Towards Additional Gains
By Nauman Aly - May 13, 2013 | Tickers: HMC, NSANY.PK, TM
While automakers worldwide strive to keep their vehicles fuel efficient and affordable, there may be a shift in the type and size of the vehicle that is now most preferred by drivers around the globe. One area that has changed dramatically in terms of demand is the mid-size option. Yet, while Japanese automakers may be falling to U.S. car makers in this segment, they are continuing to pull in more »
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Top Tesla Myths
By Alexander MacLennan - May 10, 2013 | Tickers: F, NSANY.PK, TSLA
With a company as different as Tesla Motors (NASDAQ: TSLA), there are bound to be many myths and misconceptions about it. Adding to this that Tesla’s line of business has become a political football and we have a company that is too often defined by the falsehoods surrounding it. Here we will try to dispel two of the most common myths about Tesla and its products.
Myth #1: Tesla more »
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Tesla Motors Jolts Entire Industry
By Anna Bliss - May 1, 2013 | Tickers: GM, HMC, NSANY.PK, TSLA, TM
Tesla has been making headlines lately in it’s innovative approach to making electric cars cool. At the end of March, Tesla's shares jolted 2.4% after Musk tweeted about his exciting new financing program to $38.40. Since then, it's shares have rocketed to $52 per share.
Tesla has changed the dynamics of the electric vehicle market in the U.S. It has an undeniably sleek look more »
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Can New York Taxis Jump Start the Electric Car Market?
By Stephanie Faris - April 29, 2013 | Tickers: NSANY.PK, NRG, TSLA
So far, consumers and investors have been ho-hum about the release of one electric car after another. An idea that seemed great in conceptualization has had tepid response since it came time to put it into practice. Electric cars simply lack the technology it will take for mass consumer adoption.
Namely, consumers are reticent about the fact that electric cars have to be charged. Not only are charging stations hard more »
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Can Tesla Motors Continue Its Recent Success and Survive?
By Sergio Balatan - April 28, 2013 | Tickers: F, NSANY.PK, TSLA, TM
Tesla Motors (NASDAQ: TSLA) has been on a roll lately. Tesla won the prestigious 2013 Motor Trend Car of the Year award late last year for its elegant Model S. This is quite an accomplishment for a innovative start-up company competing against longer entrenched automotive giants. In the last quarter, Model S sales were projected to be 4,500 units, but they beat that forecast with sales coming in at more »
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Can Tesla Help Sell Other EVs?
By Alexander MacLennan - April 22, 2013 | Tickers: GM, NSANY.PK, TSLA
It seems like a rather bizarre idea that one company’s product would increase sales of its rivals while being a well-received product itself. But thing is that Tesla Motors (NASDAQ: TSLA) could be increasing sales of other electric vehicles simply by releasing its own Roadster and Model S. Unfortunately, we have no concrete evidence of how Tesla’s vehicles have affected other EV sales since no official polls have more »
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Tesla Would Have No Place in Buffett’s Portfolio
By Meena Krishnamsetty - April 21, 2013 | Tickers: F, GM, NSANY.PK, TSLA, TM
Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) is a company that generated much hoopla when it debuted because of the niche product it was offering. It created even more buzz when it went public; so much so that its price the day of the IPO was above its target price.
If you are considering investing in Tesla, but you have doubts, consider one of the most trusted methods investors use in determining worthy investments more »
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The Future Of Electric Cars
By Timothy Green - April 11, 2013 | Tickers: GM, NSANY.PK, TSLA
This year about 15.5 million new automobiles will be sold in the United States, according to Edmunds, with an average transaction price of around $31,000. The vast majority of these sales will be for traditional gas-powered vehicles, with a tiny fraction being for electric cars. Two of the most popular electric cars are General Motors' (NYSE: GM) Chevy Volt, which sold 23,461 units in 2012, and the more »
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The Future Of Electric Cars
By Timothy Green - April 8, 2013 | Tickers: GM, NSANY.PK, TSLA
This year about 15.5 million new automobiles will be sold in the United States, according to Edmunds, with an average transaction price of around $31,000. The vast majority of these sales will be for traditional gas-powered vehicles with a tiny fraction being for electric cars. Two of the most popular electric cars are General Motors' (NYSE: GM) Chevy Volt, which sold 23,461 units in 2012, and the more »
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Is The Electric Car Industry Still Viable?
By Lior Cohen - March 15, 2013 | Tickers: GM, NSANY.PK, TSLA
The high hopes that the electric car will eventually conquer a substantial market share in the auto industry is still alive and kicking. Sales of leading brands of hybrid and electric cars continue to rise, but their profitability is questionable and the market share remains very low. Despite the small market share and questionable profitability, Investors continue to show their confidence in the industry: shares of Tesla Motors (NASDAQ: TSLAmore »)
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Honda’s Lowered Forecast Creates Questions for 2013
By Peter Pham - February 21, 2013 | Tickers: HMC, NSANY.PK, TM
Honda (NYSE: HMC) delivered extremely strong quarterly performance in Q4 on the back of a U.S renaissance in car sales (due to aging fleets and hope) as well as improved operations after the 2011 Thailand floods. That said, however, its outlook remains weak due to headwinds in China and Europe. Honda achieved record sales in 2012 of 3.82 million units, an increase of 19%. Quarterly profits increased 62 more »
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The Answer to Electric Car Range Anxiety
By Matthew Luke - January 25, 2013 | Tickers: GM, NSANY.PK, NRG, TSLA
I personally love the idea of the electric car. And when Nissan Motors announced a new Nissan LEAF model that could potentially sell for as little as $18,800 after various tax credits, I began to seriously consider the purchase of a new electric car. So I began to do my research. And as I was at my local Nissan dealership checking-out the current Nissan LEAF model, I was reminded of the one thing that has thus far kept me from pulling the trigger on a new electric car purchase. And that one thing is the battery. While I love the electric car in theory, the electric car battery leaves a lot to be desired for in practice. Specifically, I am referring to finding locations to charge the electric car's battery.
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3 Winners and 1 Loser in the US Auto Industry
By Masam Abbas - January 10, 2013 | Tickers: FORD, GM, HMC, NSANY.PK, TM, VLKAY
More bounce-back and replacement sales from Superstorm Sandy, a strengthening auto market, and aggressive marketing helped the US light vehicle seasonally adjusted sales rate to achieve a five-year high. The US SAAR ended up 15.31 million. Though it dipped below the forecasted 15.6 million mark, it was still a strong finish for the year.
December's actual monthly sales of 1.35 million rose 13.4% YoY. Many more »
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OTC Offers Chance for Redemption
By Nick Slepko - December 24, 2012 | Tickers: BASFY.PK, HLS, NSANY.PK, OTCM
R. Cromwell Coulson is President, CEO, and a Director of OTC Markets Group (OTCQX:OTCM)(NASDAQOTH: OTCM)[traded on OTCQX] which operates marketplaces for securities with a current combined market capitalization exceeding USD 13 trillion (more than twice the size of NASDAQ, and only a few trillion shy of the NYSE).
[continued from “I Was a Frustrated Trader”]
Nick Slepko: What role to ADRs and international companies in general play more »
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Could Lower Gas Prices End the EV Revolution?
By Alexander MacLennan - December 17, 2012 | Tickers: GM, NSANY.PK, TSLA
In the last few years we have witnessed the beginning of the rise of the electric car with the introduction of cars including the Chevrolet Volt, the Nissan (NASDAQOTH: NSANY) Leaf, and of course Tesla's (NASDAQ: TSLA) Roadster and Model S. But much of the economical argument to promote the EV was based around gas prices at four dollars and rising. While there is still an ongoing debate as more »
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Island Dispute Plays Havoc in China’s Car Market
By Peter Pham - October 15, 2012 | Tickers: F, GM, HMC, NSANY.PK, TM
Toyota (NYSE: TM) has recalled 7.4 million vehicles from around the world, about the same number as the total units sold in the previous fiscal year, over defective window switches. This would be the world’s second biggest vehicle recall ever, behind Ford's (NYSE: F) 8 million recall about sixteen years ago.
Although the cost of the recall won’t be available until the next earnings report but more »
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Can This Company Save Electric Cars?
By Madhuchhanda Chatterjee - October 8, 2012 | Tickers: NSANY.PK, TSLA, TM
During the last few decades, environmental impact of the petroleum-based transportation infrastructure, along with peak oil, has led to renewed interest in an electric transportation infrastructure. At a time when rising fuel costs are putting a financial strain on drivers throughout the UK, the cost of running an electric vehicle (EV) is one of the main incentives for people looking to make the switch.
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GM's Chevrolet Volt : The Big Gamble
By Shaunak Kar - September 24, 2012 | Tickers: GM, NSANY.PK, TM
General Motors (NYSE: GM) is looking for $8 billion-$10 billion in revolving credit facilities from its lenders. Well last time GM spent billions, it crashed into their research and development for the hybrid Chevrolet Volt which is yet to pay off and was more of a gamble than a measured move. So where do they stand now?
GM Played Bold:
General Motors' Chevrolet Volt, rolled out in late '10 more »
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