TOP 100 TRANSPORTATION AND LOGISTICS SITES
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| Honeywell: A Multi-Year Buy Under $30? Ockham Research submits: According to CNBC’s Jim Cramer, Honeywell (HON) is a screaming buy when it dips below $30. The diversified technology and manufacturing company reported earnings last week that were not overly impressive as management ratcheted down guidance, but this does not scare away Cramer. “… I think HON is a solid, perhaps multiyear buy under 30 yielding 4%. You listen to me, peter, listen to me all of new jersey. Right now I think pull the trigger. >> buy, buy, buy — >> I say you won’t regret it. Honeywell is a winner. Like to end the lightning round on a positive note and it’s H-O-N and the lightning round is what’s on the minds let’s ask. …” CNBC’s Mad Money on Tuesday, April 28, 2009Complete Story » seekingalpha.com |
Aggrieved Chrysler Creditors Get Another Day in Court Tom Lindmark submits:It probably will amount to nothing but a federal court has agreed to hear an appeal by a group of aggrieved Chrysler creditors. Oral arguments are supposed to begin on Friday. Why does this matter? Because if the deal isn’t done by June 15, Fiat (FIATY.PK) can walk. From the WSJ:Complete Story » seekingalpha.com |
Small-Car Inventory Shrinkage Bodes Well for New Production TheCarConnection.com submits: By Bengt HalvorsonPlan to swoop in and get the deal of the decade at the local lot by taking a new car off their hands? Sorry, but it looks like you might have missed your opportunity for some of the best deals.Complete Story » seekingalpha.com |
Foreign Investors: Listen to Putin's Renault Threat Craig Pirrong submits: Nice Vladimir is welcoming with open arms foreign investors to share in Russia’s bounties:Russia’s prime minister, Vladimir V. Putin, whose government took control of several oil companies when he served as president, gave a speech Tuesday saying the state must now step back from the economy and let private enterprise take the lead in pulling Russia out of recession.Complete Story » seekingalpha.com |
Rail Freight Traffic: Not a Good Recovery Sign Rail freight continues to report dismal figures despite improvement in the sequential data. The latest data showed carloads are down 10.2% vs 2008 and 18.5% vs 2007. Intermodal traffic is down 3% year over year and down 14.3% vs 2007. Despite the weakness, some industries are beginning to show some signs of relative strength. While 12 of the 19 carload freight commodity groups were down compared with the same week last year, increases were seen in grain mill products (16.1 percent), chemicals (14.8 percent), metallic ores (14.7 percent), motor vehicles and equipment (11.2 percent), grain (8.1 percent), waste and scrap metal (6 percent) and nonmetallic minerals (2.2 percent). Declines in commodity groups ranged from .7 percent for farm products excluding grain to 24.9 percent for crushed stone, sand and gravel.Complete Story » seekingalpha.com |