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Ford has warned its dealers that price hikes are coming. Many of its vehicles and their parts are affected by increased tariffs on foreign goods.
If the falling share price pushes its dividend yield to 8%, will Ford continue to pay it? Tariff and consumer headwinds remain a risk.
A prominent analyst has downgraded Ford stock and slashed its price target. Tariff and consumer headwinds are to blame.
Ford Motor (NYSE:F) shares fell below $10. The broader market has been optimistic today, however Ford has failed to get in on the rally due to lingering tariff fears. But now that Wall Street looks...
Ford stock has become a safe haven, with among the highest yield percentages of all large U.S. public corporations. Ford's business has several advantages.
Ford makes a large percentage of its vehicles on U.S. soil. Its share price should increase if it can sell cars when its competitors cannot.
The Wall Street Journal says Ford will be forced to cut its dividend. Investors and the Ford family would take a significant financial hit from this.
Tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles have helped to save Ford. However, new tariffs on aluminum from Canada could cripple it.
Ford has a healthy dividend yield. For those who gamble new tariffs will end quickly, that dividend is almost certainly safe.
Ford stock has sold off sharply since early 2022. The automaker is under siege from Chinese competition, losses on electric vehicles, and tariffs.
Ford stock is down 22% in the past year, and the automaker's outlook for the year is concerning. It is time to replace CEO Jim Farley.
Ford (NYSE:F) is set to report fourth-quarter earnings on Wednesday, Feb. 5 and it is likely the automaker is going to end the year on a high note.  That will be a welcome relief for investors who...
Elimination of the EV tax credit will hit Ford hard. It is more dependent on the tax credit because it loses money on each electric vehicle it sells.
Ford stock is trading at about the same level as in January 2021. The company has no way to save itself from an overwhelming onslaught to its sales.
For Ford shareholders, 2024 has been a brutal year. The stock's underperformance reflects that Ford is running out of time to combat its challenges.