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The Opportunity Waiting for Toyota Investors

By John Rosevear, The Motley Fool

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Toyota has bounced back from recall scandals and the 2011 tsunami to reclaim its title as the world’s biggest-selling automaker. But big challenges — and big opportunities — still lie ahead. In this video, Motley Fool contributor John Rosevear looks at some of those challenges and opportunities — and explains whether he thinks Toyota’s stock is a buy.

Is it really time to buy Toyota?
Toyota has rebounded nicely from the troubles of recent years, but is the stock still a buy at current prices? The Motley Fool‘s automotive expert John Rosevear and industrials analyst Isaac Pino have collaborated to create some of the most in-depth Toyota research available for smart investors like you. Thousands have already claimed their own premium ticker coverage, and you can gain instant access to your own by clicking here now.

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From: http://www.dailyfinance.com/2013/04/15/the-opportunity-waiting-for-toyota-investors/

1 Cheap Stock I Bought, and Why: Social Proof

By Blake Bos and Isaac Pino, CPA, The Motley Fool

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In this video, Blake Bos explains his contrarian position on Apple. The stock is down 33% over the past three months or so, and Blake believes this is an overreaction. Apple has good cash flow, it has cash in the bank, and it sells at a great valuation. Blake believes following the crowd is a strong influence on Wall Street and that investors should be careful not to do so. Instead, he says to look for opportunities in companies that have been unfairly dumped.

Blake has no specific timeline for Apple. He’s holding it until a better investment comes along.

There’s no doubt that Apple is at the center of technology’s largest revolution ever and that longtime shareholders have been handsomely rewarded, with more than 1,000% gains. However, there is a debate raging as to whether Apple remains a buy. The Motley Fool’s senior technology analyst and managing bureau chief, Eric Bleeker, is prepared to fill you in on both reasons to buy and reasons to sell Apple and what opportunities are left for the company (and your portfolio) going forward. To get instant access to his latest thinking on Apple, simply click here now.

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From: http://www.dailyfinance.com/2013/04/14/1-cheap-stock-i-bought-and-why-social-proof/

The Big Risks for Toyota Motors

By Blake Bos, The Motley Fool

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In this video, Blake Bos reviews two big risks he sees for Toyota Motors.

  • The need to maintain its positive image in a competitive landscape full of lots of automakers, large and small.
  • The need to guard against further fallout from Japan‘s recent natural disasters

Check out the video for further details.

Toyota has rebounded nicely from the troubles of recent years, but is the stock still a buy at current prices? The Motley Fool’s automotive expert, John Rosevear, and industrials bureau chief Isaac Pino have collaborated to create some of the most in-depth Toyota research available for smart investors like you. Thousands have already claimed their own premium ticker coverage, and you can gain instant access to your own by clicking here now.

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From: http://www.dailyfinance.com/2013/04/13/the-big-risks-for-toyota-motors/

1 Business That's Soaring at GE

By Blake Bos and Isaac Pino, CPA, The Motley Fool

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In this video, Isaac Pino highlights a strong business segment of General Electric — namely, its aviation division. Many foreign countries, including emerging markets, have been growing their airlines, and GE jet engines are a popular choice. Aviation makes up 13% of GE‘s revenues and has a strong backlog, which not only bodes well for GE aviation but also may signal general economic growth in these foreign countries. Isaac says GE‘s aviation products may be a stepping stone for the company’s other divisions to take advantage of these other growth opportunities.

For GE, the recent financial crisis struck a blow, but management took advantage of the market‘s dip to make strategic bets in energy. If you’re a GE investor, you need to understand how these bets could drive this company to become the world’s infrastructure leader. At the same time, you need to be aware of the threats to GE‘s portfolio. To help, we’re offering comprehensive coverage for investors in a premium report on General Electric, in which our industrials analyst breaks down GE‘s multiple businesses. You’ll find reasons to buy or sell GE today. To get started, click here now.

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From: http://www.dailyfinance.com/2013/04/13/1-business-thats-soaring-at-ge/

3 Areas to Watch at Toyota Motors

By Blake Bos, The Motley Fool

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In this video, Motley Fool analyst Blake Bos focuses on Toyota Motors and tells us about the three key areas about the carmaker that investors need to watch.

The first key is to look at is the Chinese market, as China is one of the biggest markets for all Japanese auto manufacturers. The recent disputes between the two countries have affected the sales of some of the major Japanese manufacturers, which is why Toyota might have some problems reaching target sales in China.

The release of Toyota’s upcoming models is the second key area to look at. The company has a reputation of making quality vehicles, with the Corolla being one of its most successful. Therefore, investors should watch Toyota’s upcoming models, including its latest Corolla for the U.S market.

Green technology is the third area to monitor at Toyota. The company is famous for its green technology and is still one of the leaders in manufacturing cars loaded with it. So, investors should watch the company’s current position with green technology and whether it can stay on top in this particular segment.

Toyota has rebounded nicely from the troubles of recent years, but is the stock still a buy at current prices? The Motley Fool‘s automotive expert John Rosevear and industrials analyst Isaac Pino have collaborated to create some of the most in-depth Toyota research available for smart investors like you. Thousands have already claimed their own premium ticker coverage, and you can gain instant access to your own by clicking here now.

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From: http://www.dailyfinance.com/2013/04/11/3-areas-to-watch-at-toyota-motors/

Sticker Shock: Don't Let It Stop You

By Matt Thalman and Isaac Pino, CPA, The Motley Fool

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Fools Isaac Pino and Matt Thalman discuss one key investing point that both new and old investors need to keep in mind when searching for stocks to buy.

The “sticker shock” of such high-profile companies as Google , which trades at $810 per share, and Apple , which trades at $450 a share, can turn investors off and lead them to miss a great opportunity. But a high share price alone doesn’t mean a stock is expensive or that the price can’t go higher in the future.

One metric investors should be looking at is the price-to-earnings ratio. Google trades at a P/E ratio of 25, while Apple is even cheaper, at only 10. Compare that with 3D Systems , which has a shares price of only $31 but trades at a P/E of 66.

In Apple’s case, an investor is paying $10 for $1 worth of earnings. With Google, it’s slightly more expensive, at $25 for every $1 of current earnings. With this sort of thinking, 3D Systems’ $31 share price doesn’t look cheap anymore, even though it is 14 times less expensive on a dollar basis than Apple.

One more thing to remember is that a 10% return on $2,000 in Google is the same as a 10% return on $2,000 in a $31 per share stock. What you must determine is this: Which one carries more risk?

For help finding high-quality stocks with low risk, check out this report in which the The Motley Fool’s top analysts identify our nine most dependable dividend-paying stocks. It’s called “Secure Your Future With Nine Rock-Solid Dividend Stocks.” You can access your copy today at no cost! Just click here.

The article Sticker Shock: Don’t Let It Stop You originally appeared on Fool.com.


Isaac Pino, CPA owns shares of Google. Fool contributor Matt Thalman owns shares of Apple and Google. The Motley Fool recommends and owns shares of 3D Systems, Apple, and Google. It has the following options on 3D Systems: short Jan. 2014 $36 calls and short Jan. 2014 $20 puts. Try any of our Foolish newsletter services free for 30 days. We Fools may not all hold the same opinions, but we all believe that considering a diverse range of insights makes us better investors. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy.

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Oil to Market: Every Which Way but Pipeline

By Aimee Duffy and Tyler Crowe, The Motley Fool

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Some have dismissed shipping oil by rail as being merely a fad, a temporary fix to a short-term problem. Today, Fool.com contributors Aimee Duffy and Tyler Crowe talk about why recent deals made between Phillips 66 and two midstream companies signal something more permanent. Aimee lists a few reasons why producers are so willing to consider shipping not only by rail, but by barge as well, highlighting costly foreign imports and shorter contractual obligations. It is important to remember that while producers are favoring one type of transportation over another, the midstream industry will still benefit.

Perhaps shipping oil will help this railroad face the difficult obstacles ahead of it caused both by the domestic surplus of natural gas and coal’s declining popularity. Still, with 21,000 miles of track serving two-thirds of the U.S. population, CSX maintains a valuable proprietary asset. To help investors better understand how CSX can deal with these challenges, The Motley Fool has released a brand-new premium research report authored by Isaac Pino, the industrials bureau chief. Isaac provides an in-depth look at CSX‘s competitive advantages, areas of risk, and prospects for the future. Simply click here now to access your copy of this invaluable investor’s resource.

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Investing in 3-D Printing Is a Dangerous Game: Choose Your Allocation Wisely

By Isaac Pino, CPA and Blake Bos, The Motley Fool

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For investors trying to pick the next fundamental, technological, breakthrough investment, it can be quite the dangerous task if approached foolhardily. The 3-D printing arena has surely been heating up, and if they are thinking of investing in companies like 3D Systems , Stratasys , or ExOne , then investors need to answer one very serious question: How much should be allocated toward these stocks? In the video below Motley Fool analysts Blake Bos and Isaac Pino discuss 3-D printing and how investors should determine what percentage of their portfolios should be allocated to companies in this booming sector.

With the U.S. relying on the rest of the world for such a large percentage of our goods, many investors are ready for the end of the “made in China” era. Well, it may be here. Read all about the biggest industry disruptors since the personal computer in  “3 Stocks to Own for the New Industrial Revolution.” Just click here to learn more.

The article Investing in 3-D Printing Is a Dangerous Game: Choose Your Allocation Wisely originally appeared on Fool.com.


Blake Bos has no position in any stocks mentioned. Isaac Pino, CPA has no position in any stocks mentioned. The Motley Fool recommends 3D Systems and Stratasys. The Motley Fool owns shares of 3D Systems and Stratasys and has the following options: Short Jan 2014 $36 Calls on 3D Systems and Short Jan 2014 $20 Puts on 3D Systems. Try any of our Foolish newsletter services free for 30 days. We Fools may not all hold the same opinions, but we all believe that considering a diverse range of insights makes us better investors. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy.

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3D Systems' Shares Continue to Plunge: Is It Time to Buy?

By Isaac Pino, CPA and Blake Bos, The Motley Fool

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Many investors may be wondering if it’s time to buy into 3D Systems  after shares have fallen more than 30% since the highs reached in late January, and after the company’s founder, Chuck Hull, has sold 18,000 shares. In the following video, Fool analysts Isaac Pino and Blake Bos discuss whether they think the recent sell-off provides for a great opportunity to get in at cheaper prices, or if investors should wait on the sidelines for a better bargain.

With the U.S. relying on the rest of the world for such a large percentage of our goods, many investors are ready for the end of the “made in China” era. Well, it may be here. Read all about the biggest industry disruptors since the personal computer in “3 Stocks to Own for the New Industrial Revolution.” Just click here to learn more.

The article 3D Systems’ Shares Continue to Plunge: Is It Time to Buy? originally appeared on Fool.com.


Blake Bos and Isaac Pino, CPA, have no position in any stocks mentioned. The Motley Fool recommends, owns shares of, and has options on 3D Systems. Try any of our Foolish newsletter services free for 30 days. We Fools don’t all hold the same opinions, but we all believe that considering a diverse range of insights makes us better investors. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy.

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The Biggest Key to Making 3-D Printing Commonplace at Home

By Isaac Pino, CPA and Blake Bos, The Motley Fool

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While investors and the public alike continually hear about the grand potential of 3-D printing at home, the mainstream argument leaves a lot to be desired. How will I ever be able to design a replacement door handle for my 1975 Ford Mustang with no computer-aided drafting skills? The answer to that question and the biggest key to 3-D printing for the average Joe is simple — 3-D scanning. In the following video, Fool analysts Blake Bos and Isaac Pino discuss the current state of 3-D scanning and what 3D Systems , Stratasys , and Makerbot are doing to be part of it.

With the U.S. relying on the rest of the world for such a large percentage of our goods, many investors are ready for the end of the “made in China” era. Well, it may be here. Read all about the biggest industry disrupters since the personal computer in 3 Stocks to Own for the New Industrial Revolution. Just click here to learn more.

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Blake Bos and Isaac Pino, CPA, have no position in any stocks mentioned. The Motley Fool recommends and owns shares of 3D Systems and Stratasys and has option on 3D Systems. Try any of our Foolish newsletter services free for 30 days. We Fools don’t all hold the same opinions, but we all believe that considering a diverse range of insights makes us better investors. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy.

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Do Consumers Really Matter for 3-D Printing Companies?

By Isaac Pino, CPA and Blake Bos, The Motley Fool

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The mainstream media has latched on to the 3-D printing phenomenon and with that can come disillusionment. Talk of printing out your own shoes or a door knob at home may have caused the public and investors to have unclear views of companies like 3D Systems , Stratasys , and Ex One . In the video below, analysts Blake Bos and Isaac Pino talk about just how important consumer-focused 3-D printing is to the companies, and how investors should view them. Be sure to weigh in below if you think consumer-oriented printers are the key to the future of the companies.

With the U.S. relying on the rest of the world for such a large percentage of our goods, many investors are ready for the end of the “made in China” era. Well, it may be here. Read all about the biggest industry disrupters since the personal computer in 3 Stocks to Own for the New Industrial Revolution. Just click here to learn more.

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Blake Bos has no position in any stocks mentioned. Isaac Pino, CPA has no position in any stocks mentioned. The Motley Fool recommends 3D Systems and Stratasys. The Motley Fool owns shares of 3D Systems and Stratasys and has the following options: Short Jan 2014 $36 Calls on 3D Systems and Short Jan 2014 $20 Puts on 3D Systems. Try any of our Foolish newsletter services free for 30 days. We Fools may not all hold the same opinions, but we all believe that considering a diverse range of insights makes us better investors. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy.

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