(TM) Community Analysis from
Bulls REASONS TO BUY
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47%
agree
17 votes
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Low Price/Book value |
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24%
agree
33 votes
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Weakening of the Euro Takes Too Heavy of a Toll on TM |
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38%
agree
158 votes
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High profit level in conjunction with growth |
Bears REASONS TO SELL
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37%
agree
58 votes
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TM has not fully priced the extent of brand image |
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6%
agree
49 votes
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Toyota down due to the economic crisis |
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0%
agree
44 votes
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The Next Frontier of the Auto Markets lie in India and China, but TM is not Prepared |
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Toyota Motor (TM) Company Overview
Japanese automaker Toyota (NYSE:TM) is the world's largest automaker with over 19.0 trillion yen in revenues for fiscal 2010.[1] Toyota's sales are concentrated in Japan and North America but have seen rapid growth in Asia and South America.
Sales of the company's three automotive brands: Toyota, Lexus, and Scion. Profits on exported vehicles made in Japan have also been hit by a strengthening Japanese yen.[2] Toyota has a near choke-hold on the US hybrid/low-emissions vehicles market thanks to the redesigned Prius. As the American Big Three struggle to meet the 35 mpg mandate by 2020, Toyota has a head start.
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) What's in this TM analysis on Wikinvest...
- Company Overview
- FY2011 Q1 Earnings Summary
- FY2011 Q2 Earnings Summary
- FY2011 Q3 Earnings Summary
- FY2011 Q4 Earnings Summary
- Business Segments
- Automobiles (90.7% of net sales in FY2010)[12]
- Financial Services (6.5% of net sales in FY2010)[12]
- Other (2.8% of net sales in FY2010)[12]
- Emerging Economies
- Key Trends and Forces
- Within Japan
- Within U.S.
- Global
- Fluctuating Exchange Rates Play an Important Role in Toyota's Revenue Recognition
- Japanese Business Culture and Foreign Shareholders often Result in Conflicts of Interests
- Toyota Plans to Gain an Edge over the Auto Industry through Fuel Efficient cars
- Competition
- References
