Consumer Discretionary Stocks

Retailers, carmakers, homebuilders, restaurants, hotels, apparel and leisure. 172 companies worth $7.3T together, at a median P/E of 18.0.

Motor Vehicles & Passenger Car Bodies

Largest first.

Company	Market value	P/E	Yield	From 52-week high	Short interest
Tesla IncTSLAMotor Vehicles & Passenger Car Bodies	$1.5T$382.70	397.3×	—	-21.9%	1.8%
General Motors CoGMMotor Vehicles & Passenger Car Bodies	$72.6B$82.73	37.2×	0.8%	-8.4%	2.3%
Paccar IncPCARMotor Vehicles & Passenger Car Bodies	$56.9B$108.04	22.7×	1.3%	-21.8%	2.3%
Ford Motor CoFMotor Vehicles & Passenger Car Bodies	$49.5B$12.17	—	4.9%	-30.2%	3.3%
Rivian Automotive IncRIVNMotor Vehicles & Passenger Car Bodies	$19B$13.96	—	—	-37.8%	12.4%
Oshkosh CorpOSKMotor Vehicles & Passenger Car Bodies	$7.8B$125.23	13.5×	1.8%	-29.6%	3.3%
Federal Signal CorpFSSMotor Vehicles & Passenger Car Bodies	$7B$113.57	24.5×	0.5%	-15.2%	6.2%
Lucid Group IncLCIDMotor Vehicles & Passenger Car Bodies	$1.5B$3.79	—	—	-82.7%	24.0%
Workhorse Group IncWKHSMotor Vehicles & Passenger Car Bodies	$32.1M$2.95	—	—	-78.1%	8.9%

Industries are the SEC's own codes for each company. Market value is the latest close times the shares on the latest filing; P/E is left out where earnings are not positive.

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