Are GM and Ford a “Buy” Here?

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[To get the whole story, including details of the company responsible, click here now...]( For a transcript of this video, see below. This transcript has been lightly edited for length and clarity. Are GM and Ford a “Buy” Here? Take a look at this chart: This is the stock price for General Motors (NYSE: GM). It’s been beaten with an ugly-stick this year! So why am I so gung-ho about the car sector? Because I’m focused on a different chart… One that tells me this sector is about to shift into high gear. And now it’s time you get ready for it… The Auto Industry’s Ready to Run Here’s the chart that has me so excited: It shows U.S. production of light vehicles and trucks over the past decade. America generally cranks out sixteen to seventeen million cars a year. But after Covid caused supply shortages, production cratered. Last month, though, we saw signs of a rebound. The greater availability of semiconductor chips sent auto production soaring. And now that we’re getting close to fifteen million cars being produced annually… The auto industry is ready to run. Which Companies I’m Focused On Keep in mind that, even in a recession, Americans buy about sixteen million cars a year. And today, production’s just getting close to fifteen million. So there’s still plenty of upside. But as an investor, I’m not looking at companies like GM or Ford (NYSE: F) that make cars… Instead, I’m focused on companies that make car components. Last week, Allison Transmission (NYSE: ALSN), car-seat manufacturer Lear Corp (NYSE: LEA), and parts supplier BorgWarner (NYSE: BWA) released earnings. And all three beat expectations. I’m talking ten percent, fifteen percent, even twenty percent above expectations. And when I look at my hiring data, I see even more growth ahead… Component Companies are Hiring Here's hiring for the three companies I just mentioned. Lear: BorgWarner: Allison Transmission: Notice how everything is up and to the right? That tells us these companies expect production to keep ramping up. And that’s important… It’s a sign we’re still on the ground floor. Component companies are just shifting from second gear into third gear. Just wait ‘til they hit fourth and fifth gear next year. More Reasons to Get Excited Speaking of next year, here’s what’s interesting: a lot of these companies’ 2023 sales forecasts are suspiciously low. For example, the auto sector’s poised to see fifteen percent growth, yet I see Allison is expecting only a three-percent jump in sales next year. Hmm, is something wrong with my glasses? Nope. It simply means these companies are undervalued. And here are three more reasons to get excited: - All these companies are paying attractive dividends. - Nobody is betting against them. These companies have a lot of momentum. - And keep in mind: today’s components are for next month’s cars. So if component companies are surging now, a surge for the auto industry is close behind. 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