Stellantis earnings show company 'messed up': Analyst

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Big automakers suchs as Stellantis (STLA) and Ford (F) recently posted results that disappointed some investors. The auto sector at large, for the most part,...

) recently posted results that disappointed some investors. The auto sector at large, for the most part, underperformed this quarter, but is there more under the hood?

Last year, inventories went up, they had to put discounts back on, they had to put pricing down, they overspend on M and A, they overs spent on Capex and they basically had no free cash flow um in, in the report.So far, this has been the poster boy of global Autos with a very strong track record. And that means everybody across the board, but especially ST L as in some of their, um, their segments will need to cut pricing or find some way to entice um, entice consumers.

This is all about second half and I, you know, I take a deep breath, step back, look at your portfolio and if you wanna be active, I would look for a stock that's compensating you for, wait to wait.

 

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