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DLPH has formed a 'bullish reversal pattern.'
GM CEO Mary Barra is an obvious winner, while domestic suppliers are sure to be among the losers.
How should a stock investor play this?
Buy a $92.50 February straddle and drive it all the way to the upcoming earnings report.
If we continue to see volatility, then I'll consider some out-of-the-money put sales.
If we continue to see volatility, then I'll consider some out-of-the-money put sales.
My eyes are focused on Delphi Automotive, specifically its forthcoming split.
The company has enough irons in the fire to make it a road-worthy investment.
The company has enough irons in the fire to make it a road-worthy investment.
Latest results boost shares, suggesting patient investors may be rewarded.
Down in the comments section, there was some chatter about autonomous driving. From my perspective, there are a number of tailwinds behind this, and the implications that will cut across industries are likely to be staggering. Before we get there, ...
We like this company for strong gains to come.
Auto parts maker Delphi may be setting up for further gains after last week's breakout.
Worries are increasing around the industry, though Visteon remains a stock to watch.
From a quantitative standpoint, these five big stocks look ready to rally in the weeks ahead.
This portfolio of stocks is early out the starting gate on the drive to autonomous vehicles.