{"id":1889,"date":"2021-04-12T23:38:35","date_gmt":"2021-04-12T23:38:35","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/automarketwatch.com\/?p=1889"},"modified":"2022-06-20T15:22:10","modified_gmt":"2022-06-20T15:22:10","slug":"rearview-mirror-checking-our-auto-stocks-from-4-5-4-9","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/automarketwatch.com\/index.php\/2021\/04\/12\/rearview-mirror-checking-our-auto-stocks-from-4-5-4-9\/","title":{"rendered":"Rearview Mirror: Checking Our Auto Stocks from 4\/5-4\/9"},"content":{"rendered":"

The auto stocks we\u2019re following this quarter of 2021 changed from the first quarter. We\u2019ve added a few, taken some away, and kept a couple.<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

Today, we offer the first installment of following how these stocks perform each week to give you a look into the proverbial rearview mirror of the stock market.<\/p>\n

Toyota Motor Corp. (TM)<\/h2>\n

Toyota began last week at a price of $153.90 and stayed in that range until opening on Wednesday. The high point for the week was reached midweek at $155.73 before this stock leveled off. During Thursday, the price found its low for the week at $152.89 and then recovered to finish out the week with a closing price of $154.20.<\/p>\n

Honda Motor Co. (HMC)<\/h2>\n

Honda was one of the auto stocks that had an up and down week over the past several days. This stock began last week at $29.47 before moving upward toward a high price for the week of $29.97, which was reached on Wednesday. This stock then came back downward<\/a><\/strong> and found its way to a closing price of $29.79 at the end of the week.<\/p>\n

General Motors (GM)<\/h2>\n

GM stock was relatively steady all week, starting at $61.39 to give us a point of reference. This stock found it\u2019s weekly high at $63.30 on Tuesday and then found its low on Thursday at $58.96. Between these two points, the stock was steadily moving downward. The final price for the week was $60.16, which shows a slight decline in price for the entire week.<\/p>\n

Workhorse Group (WKHS)<\/h2>\n

Last week began with Workhorse Group at $13.16 per share. The price went up from there to give us a high for this one of our auto stocks at $13.96 for the week. The price moved back down and reached a low<\/a><\/strong> on Thursday at $12.92 before leveling off to end the week. The final price of Workhorse was $13.07, showing only a slight dip in the overall price for the week.<\/p>\n

BYD Co. (BYDDF)<\/h2>\n

When auto stocks look like rolling hills on the stock market, it\u2019s an up and down week. This was the case for BYD. The price began at $23.01 and moved upward only slightly before starting Wednesday with a drop to $22.59. This price then moved back up to begin Thursday and reached a high mark of $23.15. The price fell on Friday and found its way to a closing mark of $22.54.<\/p>\n

GreenPower Motor Co. (GP)<\/h2>\n

GreenPower moved choppily up and down the price spectrum last week. This stock began the week at $21.61 and stayed in that range until the middle of Wednesday when it dipped to the weekly low of $20.68. A full recovery was never found, but the price did level off and GreenPower ended the week with a stock price of $21.32.<\/p>\n

Nio Inc. (NIO)<\/h2>\n

Nio is one of the auto stocks that carried over from the first quarter and it began last week at $38.88. This stock quickly moved upward to a high price for the week at $40.13 before leveling off. The low price was realized near the end of Wednesday at $37.04. The week ended with the price of Nio at $38.11 giving investors a slight loss for the week.<\/p>\n

First Trust NASDAQ Global Auto Index Fund (CARZ)<\/h2>\n

This fund is one of the most unique in the market. The price of CARZ only dropped last week after Wednesday. The price began the week at $58.73 before moving slightly upward to $59.02, which was the high of the week. Then the move down was made and the price reached $58.00 before closing the week at $58.06.<\/p>\n

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