Johnson Controls, Inc. (JCI)

Lost a lot with the automotive collapse, but positioned for future growth with battery developments and contracts, plus the advances in building control systems for reduced energy consumption.

$25.00 is a great entry point on this stock. Conservative forecast beat down the stock. There is some real upside in this stock in the next 2-3 years if the battery market continues to pick up.

Green Buildings are taking over- rehab, new construction. While no one is building now, when they do they will find out that new government mandates require huge new energy efficiencies. Johnson Controls will be super hot.

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Wide offerings of automotive parts along with batteries for hybrid
cars. Also provide building services which have been outsourced by many companies

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Johnson Controls, Inc. (always pays a dividend, worldwide growth)

lithium batteries will be needed in the near term. Although they come with thier own set of problem they many not be a long term answer.

Play on hybrid batteries, auto and home

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VERY GOOD AT WHAT THEY DO

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multi-talented company workforce in tune with the current wave of must have products/service. working closely with top 500 companies with energy needs and green age resources. good old milwaukee ethics.

Downthumb. Spending too fast. Low growth rate. Overly optimistic energy efficiency stimulous spending. Too high a dividend.

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~60% of their revenue stems from auto industry and it seems like all the bad sentiment has already been discounted in. with that in mind, auto demand will return and with jci's ability to mass produce the batteries required for electric cars, their auto line has tremendous upside potential.

the rest of the revenue stems from building energy efficient systems for buildings. the house of reps just passed a bill that says 20% of electricity by 2020 should be from renewable sources. if this bill is able to make it through without huge changes (and what bill that says green or clean isn't?) the demand for energy efficiency should be huge. i know the university of pennsylvania uses them for all their buildings so they're obviously pretty good. i realize that office building and residential building starts are horrible right now but fortunately only half of efficiency system revenue comes from installations; the rest comes from maintenance. considering this, jci is in a great position to do big things in this growing area.

Big player in energy efficiency.

good diversfield company