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Sep.25
3:25 PM ET
Tuesday, 25 Sep 2007
Stop Trading!: Magna's a Mover
Posted By:Tom Brennan
Topics:Automobile Industry | Energy | Stock Picks | Stock Market
Sectors:Automobiles and Parts
Companies:NRG Energy, Inc. | Magna International, Inc. | BorgWarner Inc. | Tenneco Inc
Any time there's a change in emissions standards, exhaust-systems maker Tenneco profits, a Credit Suisse analyst told Barron's this weekend. Cramer said he likes the thesis, but there are better stocks in the sector.
Tenneco [TEN
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