Stock price when the opinion was issued
(A Top Pick July 24/14. Up 5.2%.) Sold off along with all of the derivative plays to the US OEMs. Part of it is the foreign exposure to a slowing China market and a slowing Europe. A little confounding why this sold off because 85% of their revenues come directly from the US. Feels it is mispriced and would be a buy here.
This was spun off from General Motors (GM-N) in 1994. Make drive line axles, primarily for trucks initially, but have moved into the car business. Most of the business historically has been with General Motors, but are now down to about 55% with GM, and are dealing with about 100 different customers. Growing their earnings at a fairly good clip of about 15% annually, but are only trading at 8 or 9 times earnings.