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I've felt like Ford is a buy since it initially bottomed in 03 yet here we are. Meanwhile Tesla and Carvana have massive valuations I can't seem to wrap my head around. Carvana's numbers are particularly insane considering their competition, Carmax has been doing it for longer and arguably better with significantly more market share.Giving this thread a
Seems like a good time to invest in Stellantis and Ford. Unless you have zero faith they won't rebound in time. Jaguar... ummmm... I'm watching, but not as confident.
A group of automotive industry professionals share stock picks and market observations, with the original poster highlighting strong returns on Cars.com and BLNK (EV charging), while others discuss Honda, gasoline prices (UGA), and foreign automakers like Fuji/Subaru. The most substantive contribution comes from joe.pistell, who outlines the macro forces driving a historic used car price bubble — including COVID-suppressed supply, low interest rates, and stimulus money — and warns that rising 10-year Treasury rates ($TNX) are the biggest threat to automotive-sector investments. The thread tapers off with a brief spam incident and little resolution, making joe.pistell's macro analysis the clearest takeaway for anyone considering automotive stock investments.