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Ford Motor (F)

14.04
-0.02 (0.14%)
as of Jun 18, 2026, 11:23:17 pm Market Open.
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This summary was created by AI, based on 8 opinions in the last 12 months.

Ford Motor Company has been struggling with its electric vehicle (EV) strategy, facing significant losses while competitors, particularly in China, have captured the market. The company's shift towards battery storage for data centers and its core gas and hybrid car sales show some promise, although it has faced a decline in core sales and profit challenges from its EV ventures. While Ford trades at a low PE ratio and offers a solid dividend, macroeconomic factors like fluctuating oil prices and interest rates also play a crucial role in the company's outlook. Despite a mixed growth trajectory, some experts suggest that current market conditions may present a buying opportunity, given potential long-term benefits from its various business segments and cost-cutting measures.

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BUY

It reports Tuesday. They delivered terrific numbers to CNBC earlier today, because it sells a lot of hybrids, which is where the money is now.

HOLD

Auto sector due for a recovery. Electric vehicles will increase share of market in 2024. Expecting better times ahead for company. 

DON'T BUY

Going pretty hard in electric, and everything is in place for a transition to EV. EV sales are slowing, inventories building. Good that they locked in a labour contract. As prices go up, people will keep cars longer. He'd prefer Toyota.

HOLD
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Ford's news today about earnings and costs of EV development have scared investors. While it is cheap and likely attractive long term, we think we would prefer to let today's news settle in. Buyers can wait here, we think. But we think current positions can be held, with the decline now embedded. 
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COMMENT
cars

Autos are mired in the UAW strike now. Past strikes tend to be a good time to buy shares, though. He prefers GM over Ford for its higher margins, and its EV program competes well against Ford, though Tesla is the winner in EVs (surprises him). Ford and GM are trading at a reasonable multiple, but Tesla's is much higher, which gives him pause.

DON'T BUY

Prefers GM (higher margins) than Ford.
Electrification program is better.
Pending agreement with UAW good for business. 

COMMENT
The impact of the UAW strike

It can't afford to pay expensive labour if it wants to pivot to EVS and compete with Tesla. Unfair but that's the reality. Ford can either outsource or give in and lose some factories.

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PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Jan 05/23, Down 2%)Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O'Reilly

Our PAST TOP PICK with F has triggered its stop at $12.  To remain disciplined, we recommend covering the position at this time.  Combined with the previous buy recommendations, this will result in a net investment loss of 3%.

TRADE

Has been cheap for 20 years, and can't get out of its own way. PE around 5-6x. Never any growth rate. Can trade it. If you want something exciting on PEG, buy TSLA when it's on its back.

HOLD

Wells Fargo projects that a strike would cost GM $2.7 billion and Ford $2.4 billion of adjusted EBIT a month. That said, he's not that worried and is not a risk to sell the carmakers. A strike is a one-off event, and the stock market cares only about the future. Also, Biden won't let a strike drag on; cars are a critical industry. Third, these stocks have already come down to absorb a stock. That said, if the strike leads to much higher wages, that would hurt these stocks. Don't rush in to buy these stocks.

HOLD

He's not happy. He hfears a strike and their EV business is losing too much money. If you already own this, hold. Managers did recently guide numbers up.

COMMENT

Unhappy to see Ford's price cuts today. Can Ford still meet its earnings estimates? It could lead to more price cuts by other makers, but it's a sign that the bloom is off the EV rose, which had to happen.

BUY
Will benefit from the Inflation Reduction Act's EV tax credits

Should be eligible for the credit. More upside to come.

BUY

They had production hiccups earlier this year, but last week they revealed EV sales were up 35% in June. EVs make up a small part of their overall sales though. Traditional gas-car sales are not reflecting recession fears. His favourite car stock. Excellent PE.

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PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Jan 05/23, Up 23%)Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O'Reilly

Our PAST TOP PICK with F is progressing well.  We recommend trailing up the stop (from $11) to $12 at this time.  

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