Johnson Controls (JCI -1.50%) is best known as a top-tier supplier to auto giants like Ford (F -2.72%) and Toyota (TM 1.78%), but the company is actually three businesses in one. All of those businesses have intriguing potential, but what are the risks? In this video, Fool contributor John Rosevear looks at the risks facing Johnson Controls -- and points out exactly what any investor should be watching.
The Risks of Investing in Johnson Controls
By John Rosevear
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Apr 22, 2013 at 6:37PM
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NYSE: JCI
Johnson Controls International plc
Market Cap
$36B
Today's Change
(-1.50%) -$0.78
Current Price
$51.11
Price as of May 20, 2022, 4:00 p.m. ET
Big-league auto supplier Johnson Controls is an intriguing company -- but is it a good investment right now? That might depend on your tolerance for these risks.
Stocks Mentioned
Johnson Controls International plc
JCI
$51.11
(-1.50%)
$0.78
Ford Motor Company
F
$12.50
(-2.72%)
$0.35
Toyota Motor Corporation
TM
$158.66
(1.78%)
$2.77
General Motors Company
GM
$35.40
(-1.99%)
$0.72
Honeywell International Inc.
HON
$189.75
(-1.50%)
$-2.90
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