Fw: Jaguar Launches New Car to Challenge Audi and Mercedes

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From: "24/7 Wall St." <jonogg@247wallst.com>

Date: Wed, 19 Nov 2014 09:25:36 -0500

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Subject: Jaguar Launches New Car to Challenge Audi and Mercedes

Audi proved that luxury car buyers would gravitate toward all-wheel drive. The division of Volkswagen found that, very slowly, rivals BMW and Mercedes moved into the field with all-wheel drive versions of many of their vehicles. Now Jaguar, hoping to become more mainstream, has released all-wheel drive cars of its own, joined most recently by a new version of its ultra-high-end F-Type sports coupe. Jaguar has already made a very modest move into four-wheel drive. Its XF has an all-wheel drive version, but only two of the nine versions of the vehicle have it. At the other end of the spectrum, almost every Audi model has all-wheel drive. This has been the case for decades, as well as at the core of its remarkable growth in America. Check out Jaguar's new car. Wednesday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades were in shares of AFAM, BBRY, CF, COLM, ED, DNR, ENB, HAL, POT, RAX, SNCR, TSS, and TRP. The difference between the NASDAQ and the NASDAQ at its peak in 2000 is night and day! It looks like gold mining stocks may have bottomed out. Check out these 10 stocks the bull market is leaving behind in the dust. The cost of Alzheimer's care is devastating. These companies spend the most on R&D. Could GDP be damaged by cold weather the way it was in Q1?  Claims against airbag company Takata could be complicated by a bankruptcy. These are the ten companies the bull market can't save. In case you missed Tuesday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades, they were in shares of AK Steel, Alcoa, Arch Coal, Allergan, Baker Hughes, Electronic Arts, Intel, IBM, Wells Fargo and a dozen or so more. Have a great day! JON C. OGG Receiving this email late? Be sure to add jonogg@247wallst.com to your contacts. Not sure how? Click here for instruction.

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