Magna Int'l. (A) (MG.TO)

He likes it. There's a big shift in e-cars, though, and they are impacted by the coronavirus. Magna will survive in both cases, because management is smart, though they may struggle to adjust to supplying e-cars for a while. It's okay to hold.

He owns Linamar instead. Both are suffering from perception with EPS plunging--car sales have peaked and there are fears that ride sharing will dominate more. Will people keep buying new cars? If so, these companies will do well. But both are great companies that should grow market share by acquisition and diversifying their businesses.

We are living in a strange world where Tesla has a higher market cap than GM. There has been a stall in new car sales globally, especially in China where sales declined. He thinks all the parts manufacturers will suffer to a degree. Magna will be a survivor and will make the transition into electric cars going forward. He would not hesitate to own it for the long term. He does not own it presently.

Generates good free cash flow. Diversified. A solid, long-term investment. Car sales are under pressure in Europe and China (holding on so far in North America). Also, e-cars are gaining traction, and the car companies must adjust. Magna and Linamar should do well adapting to changes. There's little upside in the car industry in the short term; this space will remain volatile.