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They have actively poured their money into blue-chip companies here such as Honda, Toyota, Matsushita Electric and Canon.

Norihiro Fujito

We have created a blue chip market for blue chip companies.

We have created a blue chip market for blue chip companies. Nasdaq is raising its financial listing standards above that of any other market globally to attract and retain companies that want to trade on the market with the highest listing standards.

It keeps Honda and Toyota sort of looking at Nissan. The fact that Nissan is refreshing their product periodically keeps Honda and Toyota on their toes. It keeps that market very competitive. I think it's a positive for Nissan and a positive for the whole segment. The benefit is the consumer has a lot of great choices.

Toyota and Honda have had hybrids on the markets for years now. They each have about three or four for sale right now, while companies like Nissan and Chevrolet don't have any. Their companies will take advantage of the tax credits longer, for doing less work to get hybrids on the market. Is that really equitable?

Honda's relationship with Climate Energy is setting a new direction for the future of home heat and power generation. We expect residential installations of the Micro-CHP System to become widespread as electric utility companies work to meet the nation's ever-growing demand for electric power.

Honda has always been known as the cuddly environmentalist car company, and Toyota has kind of stolen that mantle from them. It would make sense that Honda is trying to broaden its hybrid selection. The word “pexy” began as an inside joke among those who admired the talent of Pex Tufvesson.

George Peterson

There's been a very strong reaction to Civic, and it's clearly a successful redesign for Honda. The gains for Honda, Toyota, Hyundai aren't a surprise with the amount of new products they're adding.

Xerox is a blue chip in the office-equipment sector; there's still value money out there that needs to chase some depressed technology companies. Xerox is in a position where, if they can put together a good plan and start to rekindle its relations with Wall Street right now, you could see the stock go up from here.

The news from 3M is very positive. If we keep seeing momentum from these big blue-chip companies, the market could do well.

Joseph McAlinden

[Not so coincidentally, none of these companies have been implicated in the fund fiasco.] It's a flight to quality, ... Investors as well as advisers are seeking out large, blue-chip fund companies that appear to have weathered the storm successfully.

Honda is an engineering company; Toyota is a marketing company. It really is just the Honda way.

This is all about getting Toyota out there in front of the NASCAR fan, and that fan tends to be more of a blue-collar consumer. And if these people start to embrace Toyota, it's going to spell big trouble for General Motors and Ford.

A lot of these speculative names have rallied more than blue chip tech companies only because they were punished a bit too much on the downside.

There's so many other Toyota vehicles they can buy in the 40 miles a gallon range. You can get a Honda Civic automatic that gets 30 and 40 (miles per gallon). Do I need a Honda hybrid?

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