Trade Idea for Tuesday - Encore Wire Corporation
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AC
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As you know I'm very interested to know what the future era of cars will bring us, either electric or Hybrids cars. I would like to buy an electric car to get off this oil addiction we have, but like many people I have a few concerns. I assume that they will be the future of our streets, and the new technology will be for sure different from the other cars that we have seen till now.
Fortunately, many manufacturers are now interested in going green. Nissan has just has opened the veil of surprises with the New Nissan Leaf. The model is scheduled to be launched in late 2010 in Japan, United States and Europe. The new electric engine gives to the vehicle 80 kW/280 Nm, which runs 160 km (100 miles) range and according to Nissan meets the needs of 80% of the world’s drivers. For me and for my wife it’s perfect! The first couple of units will be produced at the company’s Oppama, Japan, with additional capacity planned for Smyrna, Tennessee. The lithium-ion batteries, will be produced in Zama, Japan, with additional capacity planned for the U.S., UK and Portugal. Pricing for the vehicle is expected to come in around $30,000 for the U.S. market (a very fair price).
The interior of the new Nissan Leaf is very attractive, the digital instrument board or drive controller looks very high-tech and well finished. Earlier this year Toyota and Honda released their latest hybrid cars, the new Prius and the redesigned Insight. Those affordable hybrid models have attracted lots of customers worldwide looking to reduce spending on fuel; therefore we should be aware that Nissan will also have a huge success. It is a time of changes in the auto industry.
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CNBC’s Jim Cramer mentioned on Tuesday that investors should be buying the dip in the mobile internet plays. Cramer thinks that the recent pullback in the market is a chance to buy mobile internet stocks, and revealed his mobile internet index of 21 stocks because he thinks this is a multi-year play. The list is as follows:
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I'm a 44 year old Independent Trader using proprietary technical analysis with more than 20 years experience of investing in the US stock markets. I started this blog in 2006 simply as a way to share my thoughts about capital, risk management, and trading. My blog contains only my personal opinion and is provided for informational purposes only.


