June 12 (Bloomberg) - Cummins Inc., the Columbus, Indiana - based maker of heavy-duty truck engines, rose the most in more than seven weeks after Caterpillar Inc. created an alliance with Navistar International Corp. and said it won't sell engines that meet 2010 emissions standards to other on-highway truck makers.

"It's Cummins's opportunity to grab a big chunk of that market," Charlie Rentschler, an analyst at Wall Street Access in New York, said today in a telephone interview. <u>&lt;strong&gt;More...&lt;/strong&gt;</u>  

e sounds like a good stock to dump some cash into.
rich folks like yourself should be buying it up.
while the market is down.