It is hard to believe: Toyota lost $7.7 billion in the last 90 days. As a result, its debt rating got chopped from AAA to AA by S&P. Company slashed its dividend by 30 percent. And warned that sales would fall by another 14 percent.
From crisis comes opportunity, so watch my video and listen to my ‘buy’ target for Toyota and which auto stock is a prime candidate to be sold short.
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Please turn down the noise in the room that your in when you are filming your message. The other noise in the background competes with you and is distracting. Your message is very important and we want to be able to listen without the distraction. Thank you for your important updates.
Paul
I Was just wondering what your reasoning is to sell Ford stock. I retired from the company after 40 years of service so I have a personal interest. Do you anticipate the auto sales decline to last a good deal longer and Ford will need bailout money, or is there other problems for the company? There are 5 retirees, including me which meet every Tuesday to talk about the company and there viabliity. It would be nice to bring some added info to the table. Thank you.
By the way I enjoy all your comments and views. Keep up the good work.
Enjoy your insights Tony. Also sorry to hear about your Dad.
Tony, Why is Ford a sell/short? Please explain
Good morning,
Is there any possibility that you could also post a text copy of all the videos on your website? I would like to have a paper copy for my records.
Thank you in advance for your help.
Gary
Is the fall of Toyota good for the consumer price wise for purchasing vehicles around the world. With the top companies falling, banks taking nose dives, and the little people who are the consumers who enter into agreements with all those Companies that provide Services, on a daily basis, who looks out for our interests if Governments are only concerned with shoring up Companies, Banking Institutions, the shareholders of many of those said Institutions are the little people, but in these grave times we the little people are being ignored, pushed aside, whilst Government make stupid mistakes time after time but at the cost to us the little people, cause we are the tax payers and its our money that is being used to shore these things up with, by all those in Government, Banking Services, what do we do when everything comes crashing down around them all, who picks up the pieces then, cause we have been taxed fully, made to cut our costs, whilst our high earned taxes are being used to shore up Governments and the Banks.
What in your opinion has the little people, got left to give, when all fails, Governments go belly up, Banking collapses, who do we turn then to for advice, help, and the future????