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Old 02-18-2009, 12:21 PM
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This is a Ru play. Ru is on @ .59 and I'm in @ .62

Auto suppliers have been hammered down with the auto makers and probably rightfully so but this little jewel has go too low according to Ru. He thinks when the auto makers get their money this will bounce nicely.

The 52 week high is 18.11 and the low happen today @ .58.

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well looking at the chart could be setting up nicely for a pincher play
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I'm in for a few at .60 on that last drop. Sure is beat down... now go back up.
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Looks great but I am drowning by about 20% right now and have to wait possibly another month before I make a profit and have access to untied funds.
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Auto supplier stocks attractive to buy - analyst
Tue Feb 17, 2009 1:01pm EST

Auto parts suppliers could see a trough in their share prices in the first half of 2009 as lower global auto production will likely drive quarterly earnings to their lowest levels in years, forcing many companies into bankruptcy, KeyBanc analyst Brett Hoselton said in a research note.

But stepped-up restructuring efforts and a likely stabilization in auto production levels should help earnings in the sector improve beginning in the second quarter, Hoselton said.

The note came as General Motors Corp (GM.N) and Chrysler LLC prepared to submit new survival plans to U.S. officials under the terms of the $17.4 billion government bailout.

Hoselton recommended Autoliv Inc (ALV.N), ArvinMeritor Inc (ARM.N) and Tenneco Inc (TEN.N) among other supplier stocks.

Shares of U.S. auto parts suppliers have slumped over the past year, with U.S. auto sales remaining at their lowest level in decades in the face of tight credit and weak consumer confidence.

The Dow Jones U.S. automobiles and parts index .DJUSAP tumbled 62 percent in 2008. (Reporting by Soyoung Kim, editing by Matthew Lewis)
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I'm in for a few at .60 on that last drop. Sure is beat down... now go back up.
Quik... Here is some more info to glance over:
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COMPANY WEBSITE: ArvinMeritor is a Tier One automotive supplier with simple, effective solutions for heavy-duty and commercial trucks; passenger cars and light trucks; the automotive aftermarket; specialty and off-road vehicles; and steel coil coating applications.


3. How many shares are outstanding?
72.8 million outstanding shares @ 12/31/07.

4. How many employees do you have?
ArvinMeritor employs approximately 18,000 people in 23 countries

8. When will dividends be paid?
The company intends to pay dividends in March, June, September and December

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Breakthrough in Brake Technology: ArvinMeritor Remanufactured Brake Shoes with PlatinumShield™ Coating Offers Industry-Best Protection Against Corrosion and Rust-jacking

– Resists micro-abrasion which can lead to accelerated corrosion and rust-jacking

Three-year, 300,000 mile warranty against rust-jacking



ORLANDO, Fla., (Feb. 8, 2009) – ArvinMeritor, Inc (NYSE: ARM) today introduced remanufactured brake shoes with PlatinumShield™ coating, which provides superior protection against corrosion and rust-jacking. Remanufactured Meritor shoes with PlatinumShield coating provide a three-year, 300,000 mile warranty against rust-jacking.



The aftermarket shoes - platinum gray in color - were introduced here at the Technology & Maintenance Council of ATA, and subsequently at the annual meeting of Heavy Duty Aftermarket Week, Feb. 17.



The PlatinumShield coating was developed by ArvinMeritor brake engineering to resist micro-abrasion caused by the movement of the brake lining against the shoe table during normal use. Rust-jacking occurs when rust forms on bare shoe metal under the lining, causing the lining to lift and crack.



Starting in May 2009, the remanufactured brake shoes with PlatinumShield coating will be standard on all Meritor remanufactured production shoes with “MA” and “R” prefixes; Meritor MG1, MG2L, MG2, CG, and MET OEM aftermarket shoes; and Fras-Le F550, F555, F577, F560, F587, F787T, and Combo shoes.



“While rust-jacking has been a recurring industry issue, it’s a fact that the increased use of harsh liquid chemicals as winter road solvents can accelerate the formation of rust on shoe metal where the paint has been worn away,” said Doug Wolma, general manager of remanufacturing for ArvinMeritor’s Commercial Vehicle Aftermarket (CVA) business. “PlatinumShield is a technologically-advanced coating process that provides North American truck operators with the highest level of protection possible.”



This technology breakthrough is the result of ArvinMeritor’s investment in an improved paint facility at its modern 275,000 sq. ft. Plainfield, Ind., remanufacturing facility. Used shoes are shot-blasted and proceed through a five-stage wash and pretreatment process with iron phosphate before the PlatinumShield coating is applied.



“PlatinumShield coating represents an entirely new process for protecting brake shoes and delivering the performance customers expect,” said Paul Nyers, marketing manager for ArvinMeritor CVA. “The real benefit to our customers is lower overall maintenance costs. The elimination of premature brake jobs resulting from cracked liners will make fleets using these shoes more competitive.”



In testing to evaluate surface rust after more than 400 hours of exposure to salt and road solvents, remanufactured shoes with PlatinumShield achieved the highest possible ASTM1 scale rating of 10 (less than .01 percent surface rust). Shoes from two competitors advertising rust-jacking protection features had ASTM ratings of 1 (50 percent surface rust) and 2 (33 percent surface rust).



In addition to brake shoes, ArvinMeritor remanufactures axle carriers, transmissions, brake calipers, trailer axles, steering gears and drivelines. The company entered remanufacturing in 1982 with the production of axle carriers at its Florence, Ky., national parts distribution center, and has since moved that operation into the Plainfield remanufacturing center.



To address new truck-trailer brake applications, ArvinMeritor will make the PlatinumShield anti-rust jacking coating available to all OEM customers later in 2009.



About ArvinMeritor

ArvinMeritor, Inc. is a premier global supplier of a broad range of integrated systems, modules and components to the motor vehicle industry. The company serves commercial truck, trailer and specialty original equipment manufacturers and certain aftermarkets, and light vehicle manufacturers. ArvinMeritor common stock is traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol ARM. For more information, visit the company's Web site at: http://www.arvinmeritor.com/.
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So would this be a stock you will have to sit on for a while, or a wait till it rises a bit and make a profit? And do you think they are in danger of going bk?
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This isn't something I plan to hang with too long. Like Aufan suggests I think the idea is to get a bounce when GM and Chrysler get more bail-out buks.
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Looking good so far today. Just hit .72 up 12%
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What would your suggestion be for a price to sell at on this one? Think it will climb back to the dollar range, Or buy big and sell after some markup? Just asking because I probally going to make this one my first trade
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