The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company (NASDAQ:GT)

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A company that has great goodwill and benefit from Auto indurstry rebound in US and later in Europe

low price, good potential

no dividend, increasing shares and increasing long term debt.

Lots of bullish option activity

Check out my comment post regarding the "Goodyear Tire and Rubber shares get crushed" from 1/10/12

The auto industry can't tank too much more and cars need tires. This drop is too much and it will come back a little in the next few weeks/months.

Just buying on the drop. Probably will go down more in the next couple months.

This one seems a little iffy to me. Goodyear has been up and down all year, and is now coming up from a low of under $10 in October. Fortune acknowledges that demand for tires is cyclical, and you have to time this stock just right. On the plus side, auto sales are starting to get hot again as people replace their aging vehicles.

While Goodyear can rely on replacement-tire business, the economy is too fragile to make a big bet on autos. There's a reason Goodyear Tire is only trading at five times projected earnings.

Price is low, P/E is low

Company seems to be back on track

High Sales and Return on Equity

http://caps.fool.com/Blogs/goodyear-tire-and-rubber-/561048

Good earnings.

Goodyear is part of Americana. This won't go under. if goes too low will be bought out, maybe by Cooper, and the Goodyear name will live on. The name has too much life left in it.

They have Junk Bond Status essentially. But so does Ford. Good Year is exactly what they're going to have.

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This is where the rubber meets the road. Tires are more of an expendable whereas vehicles themselves are durables. I think that tires will lead the S&P for several years until the automotive industry catches back up.

international growth from china and india mainly -