Automobile Manufacturers

According to a report from Wall Street Strategies, Ford Motor Company's (NYSE: F) revenues did not meet expectations. Ford Motor Company's earnings also fell short. Wall Street Strategies commented that “The Company reported that automotive revenues improved 7.8% to $30.3 billion from $28.1...

Toyota Motors (NYSE: TM) said that it intends to double profit by 2015, which could make shares very attractive at these levels. The company said that it will focus more on emerging markets for sales, as well as have an additional 10 hybrid models to help it achieve its goal. The comapny also...

As the markets continue their wild ways, with moves up and down every other day, the swing trading market has become a thing of beauty. Major stocks are being slammed down, then bouncing off major support levels for a day or two, before dropping again. This seems to be repeating every few days...

Doug Kass tweeted that he is buying Ford (NYSE: F) and General Motors (NYSE: GM) in response to falling crude prices. Shares of Ford are up 13 cents to $14.14, while shares of GM are up 38 cents to $32.08.

Below are the top small-cap recreational vehicle stocks on the NYSE and the NASDAQ in terms of earnings estimate for the next year. The earnings estimate for Thor Industries Inc (NYSE: THO) for the next year ending July, 2012 is $2.78 per share. THO's PEG ratio is 0.81. Arctic Cat Inc (NASDAQ:...

On CNBC's Fast Money, Joe Terranova advised investors to buy Bristol Myers Squibb Co. (NYSE: BMY) on Monday. Bristol Myers Squibb Co. (BMY) gained 1.11% today, and closed at $26.43. Brian Kelly recommended a long position in Pengrowth Energy Trust (USA) (NYSE: PGH). He said that it has a good...

There are many who are skeptical of Tesla Motors' (NASDAQ: TSLA) long term chances for prosperity and do not believe that the Silicon Valley company will be able to successfully compete with the large auto makers, who they think are now destined to eat its lunch. "There's a lot of competition...

Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) CEO Steve Jobs called the iPad a "post-PC" device. This is code for "empty your pockets to me." A judge has approved the bankruptcy plan for "Old GM", which allows General Motors (NYSE: GM) stocks and warrants to be transferred to creditors. I'm not sure which was worse. "...

Sometimes the best investment decisions have nothing to do with buying shares of Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL), Ford (NYSE: F), or any other major corporation. For Allen Wastler, the managing editor of CNBC.com, his best is a simple one. “Best decision I ever made was jumping to the Internet,” Wastler told...

The board of directors of General Dynamics (NYSE: GD) has elected Mary T. Barra to be a director of the corporation, effective March 15. Barra, age 49, is the senior vice president of Global Product Development for General Motors Company (NYSE: GM), one of the world's largest automakers. In that...

Goldman Sachs Group (NYSE: GS) CEO Lloyd Blankfein has agreed to testify for the U.S. government at the coming trial of Raj Rajaratnam, who has been accused of insider trading. A federal judge decreed yesterday he would approve the bankruptcy plan for "Old GM," which would allow a distribution of...

On CNBC's Mad Money, Jim Cramer said during the Lightning Round that Medifast (NYSE: MED) has “no growth.” He added, “I suggest you look into Weight Watcher's (NYSE: WTW) which has great growth and is shareholder friendly." Cramer likes PPL Corp (NYSE: PPL), adding that the stock is a “super duper...

Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) appears to be bouncing back after a rough second half of February.  From February 16 through last Thursday, the shares dipped from an annual high near $365 to below the $340 level. Last Friday, as the market put in its first positive session for the week, Apple shares began to...

During his interview with CNBC this morning, Warren Buffett said that it's not easy picking winners. “General Motors (NYSE: GM) ruled the world when I was a young investor,” he said. “Sears (NASDAQ: SHLD) ruled the world of merchandise.” Today, however, those two entities are no longer number-one...

Toyota (NYSE: TM) February sales up 41.8%.