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Tanking sales and gloom hang over Detroit as its annual auto show begins this week.  Maybe the worst is behind it.  Last month the Bush administration, approved $17.4 billion in short term loans to Chrysler and General Motors.

GM and Ford are up 26% and 15% YTD respectively.  Of course, that is after being down significantly over the past year and even more from their all time highs. Here is a comparison:

Ford [F  Loading...      ()   ]:

  • Up 14.85% YTD
  • Down 60.75% in past 52 weeks
  • Down 92.8% since high of $36.54 on 5/3/1999

GM [GM  Loading...      ()   ]:

  • Up 25.94% YTD
  • Down 84.07% in past 52 weeks
  • Down 95.7% since high of $93.63 on 4/28/2000

Toyota [TM  Loading...      ()   ]:

  • Up 1.67% YTD
  • Down 37.59% in past 52 weeks
  • Down 51.71% since high of $137.77 on 1/4/2007

Honda [HMC  Loading...      ()   ]:

  • Up 5.34% YTD
  • Down 32.17% in past 52 weeks
  • Down 44.87% since high of $40.78 on 2/14/2007

Goodyear Tire [GT  Loading...      ()   ] leads its peers in the auto and auto equipment sectors, up nearly 28% YTD.  However, all is not positive for the automakers and their suppliers.  Goldman Sachs [GS  Loading...      ()   ] added Harley Davidson [HOG  Loading...      ()   ] to its conviction sell list.  In the premarket the stock is down over 10%.  Continue to the next page for a table of S&P 1500 automakers and suppliers and their recent performance.


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