DJIA dumps another 500 points thanks to Donald's dumb tariffs

Harley Davidson has dropped from $56 to $42 since Europe announced that they will retaliate against them because of the steel tariffs.

Harley's problems started long before tariffs....

Summary
Harley-Davidson continues to battle demographic and environmental trends, as well as stiff competition.

Despite the strong brand, Harley's shipments have been concerning for years now.

Expectations have come down a great deal, with shares trading at low-double digit multiples amidst a strong balance sheet (although complicated by the financing business).

If the company can stabilise, there is great upside, and while I do not expect an imminent recovery, value can be found in the low 40s.

Harley-Davidson (NYSE:HOG) continues to be plagued by the shift in demographics and environmental trends. Not only are millennials not as likely to drive a Harley, as it does not fit their lifestyle/hobbies, but the lack of a green aspect/alternative hurts the business as well despite the iconic brand and immense loyalty which is undermined by an ageing customer base.

Despite these concerns, value is apparent amidst very strong margins, low earnings multiples and a rather strong balance sheet, if you account for the financing business.

Harley-Davidson: Starting My Engine - Harley-Davidson, Inc. (NYSE:HOG) | Seeking Alpha

The stock drop I quoted took place only in the last month. Looks like Uncle Donny is going to do them n for good. No problem. I drive Kawasaki, anyway.

It's not tariffs but keep flinging
 
Harley Davidson has dropped from $56 to $42 since Europe announced that they will retaliate against them because of the steel tariffs.

Harley's problems started long before tariffs....

Summary
Harley-Davidson continues to battle demographic and environmental trends, as well as stiff competition.

Despite the strong brand, Harley's shipments have been concerning for years now.

Expectations have come down a great deal, with shares trading at low-double digit multiples amidst a strong balance sheet (although complicated by the financing business).

If the company can stabilise, there is great upside, and while I do not expect an imminent recovery, value can be found in the low 40s.

Harley-Davidson (NYSE:HOG) continues to be plagued by the shift in demographics and environmental trends. Not only are millennials not as likely to drive a Harley, as it does not fit their lifestyle/hobbies, but the lack of a green aspect/alternative hurts the business as well despite the iconic brand and immense loyalty which is undermined by an ageing customer base.

Despite these concerns, value is apparent amidst very strong margins, low earnings multiples and a rather strong balance sheet, if you account for the financing business.

Harley-Davidson: Starting My Engine - Harley-Davidson, Inc. (NYSE:HOG) | Seeking Alpha

The stock drop I quoted took place only in the last month. Looks like Uncle Donny is going to do them n for good. No problem. I drive Kawasaki, anyway.

It's not tariffs but keep flinging
DOW down just shy of 500 points today. You should not wade ion the water, Sass. There are crocodiles in the Nile.
 
Yeah lefties blame Trump's tariffs for the drop in the DOW but do freaking hypocrite lefties ever credit President Trump when the stock market goes up? A couple of years ago corporations were the enemy and OWS was the hero but now the hypocrite left seems to be concerned about corporate welfare. What happened?
 
Harley Davidson has dropped from $56 to $42 since Europe announced that they will retaliate against them because of the steel tariffs.
They make a product that is overpriced and not reliable. And they would have gone under in the 80s if Ronald Reagan had not put tariffs on Japanese bikes to save their asses.
 

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