5 Blue Chip Stocks to Buy That All Yield 4% or More
24/7 Wall St. screened the Merrill Lynch research universe database and found five blue-chip companies currently rated Buy or Neutral that have dividends above 4%.
24/7 Wall St. screened the Merrill Lynch research universe database and found five blue-chip companies currently rated Buy or Neutral that have dividends above 4%.
courtesy of Ford Motor Co.For two months beginning on November 3rd, Ford Motor Co. (NYSE: F) will be offering most of its vehicles at a price around $200 above dealer invoice. Dubbed…
Ford reported better-than-expected third-quarter 2015 results before markets opened Tuesday morning.
October will be another banner month for car sales. Kelley Blue Book expects the overall industry to post a gain of nearly 12%.
Before markets open on Tuesday morning, Ford is scheduled to release third-quarter results.
courtesy of Volkswagen of AmericaIn September, Volkswagen was the market share leader in the auto industry in European Union. It posted 23% of the market. As a contrast General Motors Co. (NYSE:…
Tesla cars are so much better than almost any cars produced on the planet that its stock price should not be down so much over the past quarter.
U.S. auto sales appear to be having a record year. With auto buyers encouraged by dealer discounts, inexpensive credit, and depressed gas prices, car and light-duty truck sales in September were up…
As of the September 30 reporting date, short interest in Ford fell by more than 18%.
courtesy of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NVThe Brazilian economy has been suffering for nearly a year now as the currency continues to depreciate, the country’s oil revenues collapse, and corruption charges keep battering…
In what is usually a close race, luxury car company Mercedes readily topped its rival BMW in sales in September.
Pickup truck sales in the United States posted a year-over-year gain in September for two of the Detroit Three automakers.
Ford SUVs posted their best September sales in 12 years, and the company said it posted its best September sales performance in 11 years.
Ford said Wednesday that it is recalling 37,000 of the new F-150s to correct a problem with the vehicle’s automatic braking system.
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