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To: Spekulatius who wrote (64065)5/23/2020 6:50:01 PM
From: E_K_S  Respond to of 78704
 
Many of these automotive companies got hit hard on the pandemic w/ people not buying cars. I was avoiding EMR and many of the auto component suppliers until factories started to 'open' up.

That happened last week so have made two very small buys in EMR (includes their auto division) and I will put TER on my watch list.

My thesis is to invest in companies that will help build out the next generation manufacturing facilities w/ automation, sensor controls, AI cloud computing using big data w/ the focus on industrial manufactures.

I want a company that has growing earnings and a dividend is a plus.

My list so far includes Honeywell (I already own), EMR (two very small buys) and other similar large caps that have an installed base (their moat) they service including recurring revenues as they expand those services into the cloud (AI monitoring).

EMR checks all those boxes for me.

EKS



To: Spekulatius who wrote (64065)5/23/2020 7:38:39 PM
From: Paul Senior  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 78704
 
TER. Too rich for me at current price. "Smart forklifts" got me to look again at Hyster (HY). I see now that that stock is within my buy range. I'll go for a few shares Tuesday. As regards factory automation I have Fanuc (FANUY) on my watch list, fwiw.

marketwatch.com
(Links there to some Barron's articles regarding TER)

marketwatch.com