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Mazda leads Toyota Motor Corp., Honda Motor Co. and Nissan Motor Co. in Stock Market
Bloomberg.com
March 24 (Bloomberg) -- Mazda Motor Corp., Japan's fourth- largest automaker, has trailed Toyota Motor Corp., Honda Motor Co. and Nissan Motor Co. in sales for decades. It's beating all three in the stock market. Two planned sport-utility models, the CX-7 and the CX-9, encouraged investors to drive Mazda shares this month to the highest in almost seven years. The Hiroshima-based company, which is a third owned by Ford Motor Co., says it may report a second straight year of record earnings next month. ``Mazda's earnings growth will finally outpace other automakers, attracting investors this business year and next,'' said Hiroyoshi Nakagawa, a fund manager at Societe Generale Asset Management Co. in Tokyo. The firm oversees $18 billion including Mazda shares. ``Hopes for new models are also driving the stock higher.'' |
Aww very good news. Maybe we can possibly get an SC 8 or an RX-7 into production from mazda sooner than later.
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Nice to know. Mazdaspeed3, Mazdaspeed6, CX-7, CX-9, are all new vehicles. Its a perfect time to release them when the other auto makers are releasing boring cars. Probably drew a lot of attention from investors thru this.
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im seriusly considering buyng mazda stock, they have a new energy thats going to get this company far.
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I believe that individual investors, in the US, are not allowed to buy foreign stocks. The only way we can invest in Mazda is through Ford or a mutual fund that holds Mazda stock.
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Cool, great job Mazda! Now...go, build a better RX8!!!!
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Im not in the US :cool:
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most foreign stocks of any note register with the SEC and are traded on US exchanges, but in the case of smaller foreign firms that do not want to comply with SEC guidelines you can still get their stocks. You have to get an ADR which essentially comprises of a US Bank in the nation where the issue is traded holding the securrity for you and handing you a certificate of ownership for the security.
so no individual investors in the US can pretty much buy anything. FWIW mazda trades in a few european markets under MZA and is available as an OTC share in the US as MZDAF.PK |
I am really thinking about investing in Mazda with the release of the new Mazda 6 (Before it hits the road). And sales are still very strong for the aging Mazda3. Its been going up and up and I forsee It'll continue to do so with the recent face lift(looks good) and next gen Mazda3. The V6 program is looking good as well, finally competing with other V6s in the power department, the mazdaspeed MX-5 looks like it'll be a great move for Mazda as well.
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All Mazda has to do is increase capacity...new plants?
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Mazda has definitely revitalized itself since the release of the Mazda 3 and 6. They are a unique car company, and in a changing world their cars gain more attention and appeal. The Mazda 3 is just becoming insanely huge. That car could bring them way up.
However, this is what's to be expected. When you are a well recognized car company that's fallen down against the competition, you bring out some great new cars that look fabulous and drive so nicely. the only way is up, and Mazda still has a lot more hill to climb, but I think they are gonna make it. Then the tough part in beginning is, staying at the top. So easy to go back down. Hopefully Mazda can solidify after it finally tapers off, and stay on top the mountain like Toyota and Honda. :) |
I would like to see some more rear wheel drive offerings from them (Kabura e.g.),
however I'm thrilled with any and all good news for Mazda. Paul. |
Is anyone taking market cap into consideration here? I'm pretty sure 10% rise of Mazda <> 10% rise of Toyota stock. The report also says most of the upturn has to do with the weaker yen and cost cutting.
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I believe they're over the counter items. |
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