Car stocks have been hit hard during coronavirus. Here are 8 to buy, according to analysts:
The number of problems caused by Covid-19, and the number of companies and industries affected, are hard to keep track of. After all, no one is shopping or traveling, and, more important, no one is driving.
Automotive shares, much like airline and cruise stocks, have been hit hard. But the coronavirus-induced auto turmoil is creating some opportunities to pick up car stocks at a discount. Two Wall Street analysts have thematic ways to play the sector.
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