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2 High-Yield Dividend Stocks You Won't Regret Buying Right Now

3 years 6 months ago
High-yield dividend stocks can be great for managing the ongoing reset in global equity markets. That said, these highly coveted income plays can also be fraught with risk, so it's important for investors to understand the threats and opportunities of the business behind the yiel
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Ford (F) Unleashes Electric Explorer SUV for Europe Market

3 years 6 months ago
Ford F finally unveiled its mid-sized electric Explorer SUV, a remake of its iconic and best-selling Explorer SUV. The model has been built on Volkswagen’s VWAGY modular electric drive matrix (MEB) platform and is expected to be available for less than $50,000 or €45,000.
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Opinion: This Will Be the Biggest EV Stock in 2030

3 years 6 months ago
By 2030, the automobile market will look quite different than it looks today. Electric vehicles (EVs) will likely have become the best sellers, solely because many auto manufacturers will be phasing out internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles around that timeframe.With as massi
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3 Underrated Stocks Ready to Skyrocket in 2023

3 years 6 months ago
The past several weeks have been volatile ones for the market, upending what looked like a budding bull market. The S&P 500 now sits 6% below its early February peak, seemingly unable to get back above a proverbial hump. Of course, some of the S&P 500's stocks are doing m
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Why are Ford (NYSE:F) and Other Carmakers Joining the Tesla-Triggered China Price War?

3 years 6 months ago
Multiple automakers, including legacy auto giant Ford ( NYSE:F ), have slashed the prices of their electric vehicles in China since Elon Musk-led Tesla ( NASDAQ:TSLA ) triggered a price war by cutting prices for its Model 3 and Model Y vehicles. Auto companies are trying to spur demand amid a weak economy in China and rising competition. Additionally, China has ended subsidies for the purchase of new energy vehicles. Consequently, automakers are trying to attract customers with notable discounts. Moreover, some EV makers are trying to attract buyers through promotional offers ahead of next month’s Shanghai car show, where the latest models are generally launched.   Intense Price War Foreign automakers are finding it difficult to compete with China’s local EV makers,which have emerged rapidly in recent years. As per Reuters, earlier this month, Ford started offering a discount of 40,000 yuan (over $5,700) on its Mustang Mach-E electric SUVs in China until the end of April. Also, the Detroit-based carmaker reduced the prices of Mach-E by as much as $5,900 in the U.S. market in January, following Tesla’s price cuts for the Model Y crossover.          Ford seems to be trying to revive demand for Mach-E in China. Citing industrial data, the Wall Street Journal noted that only 84 of the standard version of the battery-powered Mustang Mach-E SUV were sold in China in February, significantly down from about 1,500 in December. It’s worth noting that the spike in December sales was triggered by about a 9% discount on the original price. China, the world’s largest car market, is not only witnessing EV price discounts but also price cuts on gas-powered vehicles. As per the Wall Street Journal, some dealers of General Motors’ ( NYSE:GM ) Cadillac are offering short-term discounts of about 25% on the CT5 combustion-engine sedan. General Motors has been losing ground in China over recent years. A recent CNBC report noted that GM’s market share (including joint ventures) in China fell from about 15% in 2015 to 9.8% in 2022. Meanwhile, last week, the joint venture between Germany’s Volkswagen ( DE:VOW ) and China’s SAIC Motor started offering 15,000 Yuan to 50,000 Yuan in discounts until April 30 for its full lineup of gas-powered and EVs. Daiwa Capital Markets analyst Kelvin Lau highlighted that gas-powered car dealers intend to clear out about 500,000 vehicles in their inventory, including older models that won’t meet tighter emission standards that will become effective in July. Aside from foreign carmakers, several Chinese auto companies are also lowering prices to boost demand. Overall, the price war could shrink the margins of automakers at a time when they are already facing high input costs and subdued demand. Is Ford a Good Stock to Buy? Ford is aggressively pursuing its EV growth strategy. Nonetheless, a tough macro backdrop and the ongoing price war could hit its margins. Wall Street is sidelined on Ford, with a Hold consensus rating based on four Buys, seven Holds, and three Sells. The average Ford stock price target of $13.08 suggests 11.6% upside potential.   Conclusion Many automakers have joined the price war started by Tesla to boost demand. These price wars could significantly hurt the profitability of carmakers if they don’t see a substantial rise in volumes following the price cuts.       Disclosure
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Why Rivian, Ford, and General Motors Jumped Today

3 years 6 months ago
What happened Electric vehicle (EV) makers are working hard to challenge Tesla's leading market share, and the stocks of three popular names jumped today. It wasn't just the large legacy carmakers Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F) and General Motors (NYSE: GM) that have investors buyi
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Guru Fundamental Report for F

3 years 6 months ago
Below is Validea's guru fundamental report for FORD MOTOR CO (F). Of the 22 guru strategies we follow, F rates highest using our Multi-Factor Investor model based on the published strategy of Pim van Vliet. This multi-factor model seeks low volatility stocks that also have stron
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Mexico makes lots of electric cars, but few Mexicans drive them

3 years 6 months ago
With Tesla Inc's plan to open a $5 billion Gigafactory in Mexico, the country should soon become a hub of electric vehicle (EV) production, but the zero emissions cars remain too expensive for most Mexicans and they are impractical to drive in much of the country, which lacks enough charging stations.
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Ford (F) to Recall 1.5M Vehicles Over Brake and Wiper Issues

3 years 6 months ago
According to a NHTSA document, Ford F is recalling around 1.3 million vehicles across the United States to address leaky brake hoses that increase the possibility of a crash. Ford Fusions and Lincoln MKZs sedans with model years 2013-2018 are part of the recall. Moreover,
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