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Goodyear TireGTDON'T BUYJan 31, 2003
Brian DawsonStock price when the opinion was issued
As of Jun 18, 2026. Market Open.
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Premium contentOur PAST TOP PICK with GT has triggered its stop at $12. To remain disciplined, we recommend covering the position at this time. This will result in a net investment gain of 9%, when combined with our previous recommendations.
Premium contentPremium contentPremium contentWe reiterate GT as a TOP PICK. Recently reported earnings showed revenues up over 6% beating analyst expectations, with the American region leading the way with 12% growth, showing signs that post-pandemic driving is back on the upswing. It trades under book value and at 15x earnings. We like that cash reserves are growing while debt is aggressively retired and stock is bought back. We recommend maintaining the stop at $10, looking to achieve $13 -- upside potential of 23%. Yield 0%
(Analysts’ price target is $12.83)Shares not performing the last year. Is disappoint with results.
Expecting more car sales to increase sales.
Electric car demand will require tires manufactures.
Will watch company very closely going forward.
Higher inflation really biting into business margins.
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Not a fan of the tire industry. Doesn’t really care for the dynamics. It has a great deal of trouble passing through raw material costs. The collapse of oil prices has been a benefit, but it is going to be very difficult to repeat a decline in oil. He believes the company is very involved in OEM tires. This works by them selling the tires at cost with the car. They are then looking to get the replacement tire business. That is a terrible dynamic.
This has a low P/E ratio because it is a cyclical stock. It has benefited from the price of oil. Its biggest raw material in making tires is oil. Also, you use tires to drive and as the price of gasoline goes down, miles driven goes up so the replacement of tires goes up. This will probably continue to do well.
