
TSE:LNR
This summary was created by AI, based on 7 opinions in the last 12 months.
Linamar Corp (LNR-T) has received a range of expert opinions with a balanced sentiment overall. Several analysts commend the company's solid operational management and its ability to potentially withstand tariff impacts stemming from geopolitical tensions, particularly regarding CUSMA. They highlight Linamar's effective production efficiencies and strong technology offerings, especially in automotive parts, as key strengths. However, concerns have arisen about the valuation, with some experts noting that it was phenomenally cheap at about 3x EV/EBITDA at one point, while others believe the current price levels are not inexpensive. A recurring theme is the uncertainty surrounding future trade agreements and their potential impact on the stock's performance, with some experts advocating for a wait-and-see approach regarding buying opportunities.
Reporting their quarter next week. News announcements can often be a trigger for volatility. Chart shows support at about $22 which it broke out of in late 2012. Stock will probably come back and retest support before it starts to move away again. You might consider putting a stop in at around $25.50 and there might be a chance to pick it up to around $22 again.
Are bidding on a US parts manufacturer. He likes the auto sector but it is a very cyclical play. When it has done well for a couple of years you want to see about getting out. When the market turns down it will go down hard. Okay as long as it stays above support. There is not a lot of upside. It is a range trader upper teens to $21 or 22.
Doesn’t own any car part manufacturers but he would own them before he would own the auto companies. They’ve had a big run and he thinks it’s a little late to be looking at them now. If they corrected some he could be interested again.