Auto parts (original equipment)

Article Abstract:

Original auto equipment manufacturers (OEMs) are not expected to suffer too badly in 1995 as most of them are diversified, international markets are growing and cars in the US are getting older. However, rising interest rates and their impact on car-buying habits have forced OEM stock prices down, and some are trading near historically low relative profit earnings ratio levels. These represent a good investment opportunity.

Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturing, Original Equipment Auto Parts, Industry Overview, Economic aspects, Finance, Original equipment automotive parts, Arvin Industries Inc., Dana Corp., Eaton Corp., Internet Corp., Modine Manufacturing Co., Simpson Industries Inc., Superior Industries International Inc., ARV, DCN, ETN, INMT, MODI, SMPS, SUP, Walbro Corp., A.O. Smith Corp., Standard Products Co., Hayes Wheels International Inc., Varity Corp., VAT, WALB

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O'Reilly Auto

Article Abstract:

The price appreciation potential of the shares of O'Reilly Automotive Inc. for the years 2010-2012 is discussed. The Springfield, Missouri-based company offers automotive aftermarket parts, tools, equipment, and accessories to both do-it-yourself customers and professional mechanics or service technicians.

Securities issued, listed, Motor vehicle supplies and new parts, Motor vehicle parts, used, United States, Evaluation, Stocks, Securities, Stock prices, O'Reilly Automotive Inc., Company securities, Analyst report

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