Toyota auf Watchlist nehmen?

Was haltet ihr aktuell von Toyota, könnte man hier einen ersten Einstieg suchen?

Ist ja ganz schön unter Druck geraten, die Aktie!

Danke für Meinungen...

Gruß

nuessa


 

dann kann man wieder investieren. Ansonsten kann es schnell nochmal bis 39€ runtergehen.
Ich würde erst wieder bei 46€ und in der Aufwärtbewegung investieren.

Aber auf der Watchlist kann man Toyota immer haben. Die machen immerhin die meisten Gewinne in der gesamten Autoindustrie und dieses Jahr sollten die auch Nummer 1 in der Welt, was Verkäufe betrifft werden.

Langfristig ist die Aktie ein Kauf.  

runtergehen kann. Ich schaue mir auch gerade noch Nissan und Mitshubishi (Autosparte) an, die sind ganz schön runtergekommen. Vielleicht eine bessere Alternative?  

s.Yahoo Message Board  

für den Kauf jap. Aktien ist noch das für einen Kauf günstige Euro/Yen-Verhältnis. Mittelfristig wird das sicher ändern.  

Gruß

nuessa


 

TOKYO (XFN-ASIA) - Toyota Motor Corp (Nachrichten) will invest about 1.5 trln yen in plants and equipment in the current year to March 2008, the Nikkei financial daily reported, without citing sources.The nation's largest automaker spent 1.55 trln yen in fixed asset investment in the year to March 2007, up some 20 bln yen from the previous fiscal year, the newspaper said.By continuing high levels of investment, the Nikkei said Toyota plans to remodel vehicles for the domestic market, including the Crown luxury sedan.

The company will also revamp its main production site for small cars in Aichi Prefecture, while boosting engine output in Fukuoka Prefecture.

In Canada, Toyota is spending about 80 bln yen on a new assembly plant expected to come onstream in 2008, the Nikkei said. In the US, the automaker will spend some 150 bln yen to construct a Mississippi assembly plant.(1 usd = 118.87 yen)
http://www.finanznachrichten.de/...ichten-2007-04/artikel-8079904.asp

 

man hat Angst,dass es Probleme gibt in USA wegen des steigend hohen Anteils von Toyota am Automarkt hier:Toyota North America President Jim Press, who is 60, was named Thursday as the first non-Japanese member of Toyota's board amid growing fears of a political backlash for the company's booming U.S. sales. His appointment was the latest step in Toyota Motor Corp.'s efforts to bolster its international standing and comes as Toyota is boosting sales in North America, grabbing market share away from Detroit automakers.Ford Motor Co., DaimlerChrysler AG's Chrysler Group and General Motors Corp. have struggled in recent years with declining sales, plant closings and production and job cuts. By contrast, Press, now in his fourth decade with the company, has helped oversee a period of unprecedented prosperity as its fuel-efficient vehicles fill a need created by shifting consumer demands.....

Toyota last year marked its fifth year in a row of global growth in sales. Its U.S. sales rose 12.9 percent in 2006, catapulting it past Chrysler Group as the No. 3 seller of autos in the U.S.

Toyota could surpass GM next year as the world's No. 1 automaker, ..Responding to a question from the audience, Press said Toyota was still open to opening a manufacturing plant in Michigan.

The company is currently building a $150 million technical center near Ann Arbor that will hire another 400 engineers by the time it opens next year, but analysts say the automaker, mindful of labor costs, is leery of heavily unionized Michigan.
http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/070417/toyota_press.html  

ziemlich stabil für den heutigen Tag.

Bin am überlegen einzusteigen.

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