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Daniel Miller

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Daniel Miller is a contributing Motley Fool stock market analyst covering industrials and consumer goods, with a focus on automotive companies. He previously worked as a product manager in the automotive aftermarket industry. Miller holds a bachelor’s degree in business management from Emporia State University.

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Dec 17, 2016 by Daniel Miller

Why Toyota's C-HR Could Be a Bigger Win Than Investors Might Realize

Toyota would love to generate incremental SUV sales in America, change its boring-vehicle stereotype, and steal consumers from other automakers all at the same time. The 2018 C-HR might be capable of doing just that.

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Dec 15, 2016 by Daniel Miller

2 Important Chinese Developments for Investors in Major Automakers to Follow

China's decision to bump its vehicle purchase tax from 5% to 7.5%, rather than the historical 10%, could help soften the negative impact on sales. And let's hope the country's allegedly accusing GM of "monopolistic behavior" wasn't a political warning shot.

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Dec 14, 2016 by Daniel Miller

Is General Motors About to Revert to Bad Habits?

As U.S. sales plateau and GM's inventory balloons, will the automaker avoid increasing incentives and eroding profits?

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Dec 14, 2016 by Daniel Miller

3 Top Stocks Investors Continue to Overlook

Here are three promising and often overlooked companies for investors to sink their teeth into.

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Dec 13, 2016 by Daniel Miller

Boeing Hikes Its Quarterly Dividend by 30%

Boeing does a lot of things very well, and returning value to shareholders has been one of them.

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Dec 11, 2016 by Daniel Miller

What Investors Might Have Missed in the Markets Last Week

Despite the markets surging to new highs, these retail stocks missed the memo and had pretty rough weeks.

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Dec 11, 2016 by Daniel Miller

1 Encouraging Trend for Major Automakers

At a time when new-vehicle sales appear to be plateauing in the U.S., the trend of luxury SUV sales gaining ground on luxury car sales should provide a small boost to those automakers positioned to take advantage.

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Dec 10, 2016 by Daniel Miller

What Investors Might Have Missed in the Markets This Week

Here are a handful of companies making big moves or big headlines this week.

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Dec 10, 2016 by Daniel Miller

General Motors Impresses in China, but Investors Would Be Wise to Temper Expectations

The country's incentive tax could hinder 2017 sales for major automakers.

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Dec 8, 2016 by Daniel Miller

Highlights From AutoZone's First-Quarter FY2017 and Where Its Growth Will Come From

AutoZone missed estimates by a smidgen on the top line, beat on the bottom line, and had some other encouraging data during its fiscal 2017's first quarter.

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Dec 8, 2016 by Daniel Miller

One Less Challenge for AutoNation and Its Investors

AutoNation's policy to hold vehicles on dealership lots with open recalls weighed on the company's third-quarter earnings, but that challenge is about to end.

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Dec 7, 2016 by Daniel Miller

Ford Motor Company's China Sales Jump 17% in November but Trail Industry Gains

Ford's sales in China are picking up toward the end of the year, but a slow start has all but ensured the automaker is losing market share in China for 2016.

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Dec 6, 2016 by Daniel Miller

How Realistic Is a Chinese Pickup Truck Catalyst for Detroit Automakers?

If China eventually sells pickups to the scale of the U.S., it would change the investing thesis for Detroit automakers -- but how realistic is it, really?

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Dec 6, 2016 by Daniel Miller

Why Shares of Rent-A-Center Are Down 11% Tuesday

Shares of Rent-A-Center find no relief from the past year's decline after the CFO resigned and Raymond James downgraded the stock.

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Dec 5, 2016 by Daniel Miller

What Investors Might Have Missed in the Markets Last Week

Between OPEC promising production cuts and Donald Trump's Treasury secretary nominee wanting Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac out of government control, it was an interesting week in the markets.

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Dec 4, 2016 by Daniel Miller

3 Major Takeaways From Caterpillar, Inc.'s Conference Presentation (Hint: Not Much Fun)

Despite Caterpillar's management reducing guidance twice in 2016, analysts missed the memo --management believes profit estimates are a bit "too optimistic" for 2017.

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Dec 3, 2016 by Daniel Miller

What Investors Might Have Missed in the Markets This Week

OPEC decided to cut production, U.S. new-vehicle sales posted a November record, and a couple of retailers got hammered during the third quarter.

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Dec 3, 2016 by Daniel Miller

What Drove These 3 Auto Stocks More Than 13% Higher in November?

After the dust settled from the election, consumer optimism and accelerating industry sales helped drive these auto dealership stocks higher last month.

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Dec 2, 2016 by Daniel Miller

2 Takeaways From Ford Motor Company's Robust November Sales Result

Ford Motor Company investors looking for an early Christmas present had something to cheer about in the automaker's November sales result.

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Dec 1, 2016 by Daniel Miller

2 Detroit Automakers Speed Off in November, Leaving 1 in the Dust

Both General Motors and Ford Motor Company topped sales estimates, but Fiat Chrysler failed to keep up with its rivals.

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