BorgWarner, Inc. (NYSE:BWA)
A global supplier of engineered systems and components for powertrain applications.
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Transportation, Transportation, and more Transportation. Can't do without this company.
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Couldnt have said it better AndrewJust22:
transportation, efficiency, fuel economy, all in ever increasing demand and this is a good company
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Has a full range of products to improve fuel efficiency for automobiles and sells to every manufacturer.
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Pretty good
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transportation, efficiency, fuel economy, all in ever increasing demand and this is a good company
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BWA has a comelling long term growth story.
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Set to benefit from CAFE standards, rise in clean diesel, etc.
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Efficiency in Autos and Trucks is the future, the less they pollute the better, and the better technology then better revenues/profits/earnings for BorgWarner.
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We could all use a little more mileage per gallon. Yesterday I heard a truck commercial brag about "gas-sipping 20 miles per gallon on the freeway." We all want more.
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Gas play on the fact, that gas will continue to spike and people will look for ways to boost mpg.
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Holding well in this recession it's poised to go much higher when the economy improves. Manufacturers of vehicles, wheeled or tracked, small or large, look to Borg Warner for solutions and production of critical assemblies.
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They make great auto-related products.
'nuff said.
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Bwa & jci two great plays to cover the auto sector. Look for both to out perform the market.
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Leader in fuel efficiency techonolgy
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ratings were high .
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Turbo diesels slowly becoming more common in US small/midsize vehicles coupled with smaller displacement turbocharged gas engine development (to meet future EPA MPG mandates) = more turbo sales.
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Turbocharged to continue moving up
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According to BWA's executive vice president and CFO, Robin Adams, much of the growth they are enjoying is coming from Europe and Asia which or adapting stringent enviromental standards. Only about 25% of growth is coming from North America. The companys three year backlog is now at $2.3 bil. Up almost 30% from last year.
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