Each week Better Investing details the most active stocks that its members are either buying or selling. Below is a list of the companies attracting the most interest of BI's members, according to their recent buy and sell decisions, as reported by a small, informal sampling of 213 transactions for the trailing 4-week period ended Friday, November 27, 2009.

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According to a Research from Barclays Capital that was released today, November 2009 light vehicle SAAR (seasonally adjusted annual rate) could end up just above 10.4mm units, basically in line with last month's 10.5mm SAAR as well as November 2008's 10.4mm rate. The monthly performance could see some upside if manufacturers manage to successfully boost sales over the Thanksgiving weekend, taking advantage of very generous incentive programs.

According to Barclays analyst, Brian A. Johnson, Ford (NYSE: F) Performance will be in line with industry average but Chrysler is expected to post another very steep y-o-y sales decline (despite heavy incentives), and Honda(NYSE: HMC) & Toyota (NYSE: TM) will also somewhat underperform as compared to the overall market.
The report said that the Q1 2010 production is expected to be lower then Q409 mainly on account of accumulating inventories.

CNBC's Fast Money Tim Seymour is thankful for Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F). Ford (F) was trading as low as $1.50 this year and now it is near $9. Tim Seymour especially likes the fact that Ford (F) proved that it doesn't need a hand from the government.

Seymour thinks that the company is constantly improving its cash flow and increasing overseas sales. He also likes what it did in terms of cost cutting. But Tim Seymour is concerned with Ford's (F) valuations and technicals. He thinks that the stock is currently near its resistance and he wants to sell and take profits.

(F) Consumer Confidence Increasing