Hyundai is a large company who does not have an ADR on the US markets, so if you wanted to analyze the company you can probably find good data before making a decision.
I would be worried about the high fuel cost and high input costs (steel etc) which could mean lower sales and profits and margins.
It is not an automaker I would want to own personally.
Hyundai is a large company who does not have an ADR on the US markets, so if you wanted to analyze the company you can probably find good data before making a decision.
I would be worried about the high fuel cost and high input costs (steel etc) which could mean lower sales and profits and margins.
It is not an automaker I would want to own personally.
Hyundai is a large company who does not have an ADR on the US markets, so if you wanted to analyze the company you can probably find good data before making a decision.
I would be worried about the high fuel cost and high input costs (steel etc) which could mean lower sales and profits and margins.
It is not an automaker I would want to own personally.
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Quote Originally Posted by wallstreetcappers:
Hyundai is a large company who does not have an ADR on the US markets, so if you wanted to analyze the company you can probably find good data before making a decision.
I would be worried about the high fuel cost and high input costs (steel etc) which could mean lower sales and profits and margins.
It is not an automaker I would want to own personally.