Ford Motor Company

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$10.75
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Closing Price on October 1, 2024

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JD.com, Alibaba, Snap, and Ford all posted new 52-week lows Wednesday.
The Lincoln brand needs to gain on foreign luxury car brands if it wants to get out of a multi-decade slump. Instead, sales are in reverse.
Both Ford and Ram posted solid gains in pickup truck sales last month. Sales growth for Ram pickups was about 5-times higher than for the F-Series, but the Ford continues to dominate the U.S. market...
Ford turned in an August sales performance that takes some of the sting our the July showing. Sales were up 4.1% overall and SUV sales were way better than that.
Ford may follow in Europe a path it has already chosen in the United States: end production of passenger cars and focus on better selling and higher margin light trucks and SUVs.
Ford currently offers 0% APR for 72 months, among the most aggressive discounts available, for three of its mainstream models.
Moody's has cut its rating of Ford, largely due to the company's results in its home markets and catastrophic drops in the results of business in China.
Apple continues to acquire small companies, Moody's downgrades Ford, trade negotiations between the United States and Canada accelerate, and other important business headlines.
The August U.S. sales posted by General Motors and Ford will fall, according to a carefully followed forecast, as total new vehicles sales in the United States cools.
New data show that Americans are holding on to their cars and light vehicles longer. The longer people keep cars the more it undercuts sales of cars this year and beyond.
Judging by the most shorted stocks traded on the New York Stock Exchange between the July 31 and August 15 settlement dates, those sellers were more active than we have seen in a while.
Judging by the most shorted stocks traded on the New York Stock Exchange between the July 31 and August 15 settlement dates, those sellers were more active than we have seen in a while.
Here are five stocks to consider for aggressive accounts that look to get share-count leverage on companies that have sizable upside potential.
As Ford's turnaround becomes no turnaround at all, Executive Chairman Bill Ford has to show the outside world that he has another solution, even if it means he runs Ford himself.
General Electric, Ford, JD.com, and Rite Aid all posted new 52-week lows Wednesday.