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Ford is among the worst affected companies due to the chip shortage. What’s the latest update on Ford’s chip supply and will things get better in 2022?

U.S. stock markets hit new record highs in 2021. What could 2022 bring for stocks and which stocks should you buy in 2022? The following stocks have potential.

There's a tight race between Rivian’s R1T, Tesla’s Cybertruck, and Ford’s F-150 Lightning. How do they compare?

Markets have been trading largely sideways in September. Here are the three hot cheap stocks that you should be watching in September.

Ford stock is up on Aug. 24 amid reports that it plans to increase F-150 production. What's the forecast for Ford stock? Will it recover and go up?

Markets will be waiting for a lot of updates during Ford's Investor Day, especially on the F-150 Lightning, the chip shortage, and dividend resumption.

Ford Motor (F) is set to announce its Q1 earnings results on Apr. 28. Will Ford restore its dividend in 2021?

This year, Tesla (TSLA) stock has fallen 21.3%, underperforming broader markets. Let’s look at how Tesla’s Model Y could turn things around.

Tesla’s (TSLA) third-quarter earnings are scheduled for Wednesday. Notably, the company will likely post a loss in the quarter.

Investing in electric vehicles can be a smart decision, but where do you start? To learn more about this growing market, check out our guide.

Legacy automakers stocks are outperforming pure-play EV stocks. Should you buy Ford (F) and GM stock and expect VWAGY like returns?

Ford (F) is outperforming the S&P 500 in 2021. What's the forecast for its stock price in 2021? Will Ford stock rise more or should you book profits now?

As EV stocks gain traction, legacy automakers have shifted gears to EV manufacturing. Between Ford and GM, which is a better EV stock for investors?

Many companies that suspended their dividends in 2020 restored them towards the end of the year. When will Ford restore its dividend amid the economic rebound?

With changing auto industry (VCR) dynamics, automakers are trying to explore ways to remain on top in the US auto market.

With about five weeks remaining in the trade truce, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said yesterday that the US was “miles and miles” away from a trade deal with China.

In the previous part of this series, we looked at the second-largest US automaker, Ford’s (F), sales in China in October. The company’s weakening Chinese sales are likely to continue.

In 2015, Ford Motor Company’s (F) adjusted earnings stood at $1.84 per after with a rise of $1.53 per share in 2014.

We’ve seen the 2Q15 performance of Ford’s (F) automotive operations. Now, we’ll look at how Ford Credit contributed to Ford’s 2Q15 profits.

In this series, we’ll look at August sales for hybrids, plug-in hybrids, and battery electric vehicles in the United States, and why battery electric vehicles are gaining strength.

In March 2018, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCAU) sold 2,576 car units of its luxury brand, Alfa Romeo, in the US market.

According to the latest data compiled by Reuters, 33% of analysts covering Ford Motor Company (F) have given the stock “buy” recommendations, while 58% have recommended a “hold.”

Today, America’s second-largest automaker, Ford Motor Company (F), released its US sales figures for December 2018.

In the last couple of quarters, US automakers (XLY) including Ford (F), Tesla (TSLA), and General Motors (GM) have warned investors about the negative impact of China tariffs on their business.

Tesla Motors (TSLA) has a market cap of $31.5 billion. It rose by 4.0% and closed at $246.99 per share on April 4, 2016.

Currently, Honda is trading at $30.79 and is hovering right above an important support level of $30.70.

General Motors has delivered a return of 6.9% year-to-date as of December 16, 2016. This return was much lower than the 10.5% return of the S&P 500 Index.

Google, an Alphabet (GOOGL) company, recently bought a 1,210-acre piece of land in Reno, Nevada, for $29.1 million, according to a Wall Street Journal report.

According to the analysts’ consensus data, ~43% of the analysts covering Honda (HMC) recommend a “buy” as of December 12, while 57% recommend a “hold.”

In February 2017, Ford’s F-Series truck US sales stood at 65,956 units with a YoY increase of ~9%.

Harley-Davidson is set to release its 3Q16 earnings report on October 18, 2016. The company is the most popular heavyweight motorcycle brand in the world.

Despite the company’s meeting its second-quarter Model 3 production goal, its stock traded on a negative note in the third quarter.

In November 2017, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles’ (FCAU) total Italy sales were at ~74,600 vehicles units, which reflected a minor decline of 0.9% from the company’s European market sales of ~75,300 units in the same month of 2016.

In 3Q16, Fiat Chrysler reported strong adjusted EPS (earnings per share) of 0.47 euros or $0.53—more than double its EPS in 3Q15.

On August 13, 2015, US retail sales came in at expected levels for July. The increase in the retail sector was broad-based.

In 2016, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCAU) sold about 2.24 million vehicle units in the US market, compared to 2.25 million units in 2015

In 2016, America Honda Motor sold about 1.6 million units in the US market, a YoY increase of 3.2%.

Waymo, the self-driving unit of Alphabet (GOOGL), is phasing out the pod-like cars it has long used to test its autonomous driving technology.

As of October 26, 2016, Tesla’s forward EV-to-EBITDA multiple was 26.4x.

Last week, which ended October 13, 2017, Fiat Chrysler (FCAU) stock remained mixed and witnessed a minor rise of 0.90%.

In this part, we will discuss Janet Yellen’s views on labor market slack, one of the “three broad questions” posed by the Fed Chair, the answers to which are likely to shape the future monetary policy.

General Motors (GM) is set to release its 4Q15 earnings on February 3, 2016. In this series, we’ll see what analysts are estimating for the company.

Tesla is expected to start producing its mass-market electric vehicle—Model 3. It could be a game-changer for the self-driving car industry.

In July 2016, the sales volume of luxury cars in the US dropped by 7.7% YoY, but the sales of entry-level luxury SUVs increased by 9.9% YoY.

After the imposition of Section 232 steel and aluminum tariffs last year, several observers warned that we could see a spike in downstream imports.

As of January 29, 2018, GM stock was trading at $43.02 on a mixed note. The stock posted its all-time high of $46.76 in October 2017.

The global economy is closely watching China for fresh signs of a slowdown, which could threaten global growth.

Tariffs, like the one imposed by President Trump, could end up raising prices for consumers.

Harley-Davidson is the most popular heavyweight motorcycle manufacturer in the world. It maintains its own premium space in the motorcycle market.

We know the nation is politically divided, and now the market is showing us its split personality as well.

On September 29, 2016, the S&P Consumer Discretionary slightly outperformed the S&P 500 and the S&P Consumer Staples.

In March 2017, Ford’s (F) total US fleet sales were 78,510 vehicle units. That’s a 17.0% YoY (year-over-year) fall in fleet sales for the home market.

In 1Q17, Tesla (TSLA) stock delivered an impressive return of ~30%. After struggling for the previous six quarters, it appears to have stepped into glory.

In 1Q18, Ferrari (RACE) reported a 13% YoY (year-over-year) rise in its adjusted EBITDA (earnings before interest, tax, depreciation, and amortization) of 272 million euros or about $323 million.

Despite their recent falls, Tesla’s valuation multiples are still much higher than those of other legacy auto giants.

Analysts are estimating that General Motors’ profit margins more than doubled in 2015. They estimate 5.2% in 2015 compared to 2.5% in 2014.

In the first quarter, Tesla reported a 19.7% gross margin in its Automotive segment on a generally accepted accounting principles basis.

Analysts estimate that Ford’s 4Q16 revenues will be at $35.1 billion—about 7.2% lower than the same quarter last year.

Ford Motor Company (F) is set to release its 3Q17 earnings report on October 26. Ford is the second-largest US auto company by vehicle sales volume after General Motors (GM).

The recent weakness in the US dollar is positive for US-based automobile companies (VCR) like Ford (F), General Motors (GM), and Tesla Motors (TSLA).

Ford Motor Company (F) sold about 117,593 vehicle units in China in November 2017, a ~8% decrease from its China (IYK) sales in the same month of 2016.

In the fourth week of May 2017, Tesla stock (TSLA) rose 4.6% to $325.14. The company had a market cap of ~$53.4 billion on May 26.

On August 3, Tesla’s forward EV-to-EBITDA multiple was 38.9x.

The recent suing of Uber by Alphabet’s (GOOGL) Waymo over allegations of theft of self-driving technology only tells part of the story of these former allies, who are increasingly pulling in opposite directions.

According to the latest Bloomberg consensus, 35% of analysts covering Ford (F) have given the company “buy” recommendations.

In the week ended October 5, Tesla stock (TSLA) fell 1.1% after tanking 11.5% in the previous week.

In this part of the series, we’ll find out how General Motors’ (GM) valuation multiples are currently trading against its peers.

Elon Musk may have surprised many of his followers and loyal Tesla investors today.

During the week ended December 8, Ferrari (RACE) stock traded below its 50-day SMA (simple moving average) of $112.60, suggesting a bearish bias.

According to the latest data compiled by Reuters, 32% of analysts covering Tesla stock (TSLA) gave it a “buy” recommendation.

April was the first month in 2017 that Honda reported lower US truck sales on a YoY basis. Weaker truck sales could hurt its second quarter profitability.

As of June 14, WTI (West Texas Intermediate) crude oil futures are trading at $44.73 per barrel.

According to Wall Street analysts’ estimates, FCAU is likely to report an EBITDA margin of ~11.6% in 2Q17. This shows a handsome expansion over its 2Q16 EBITDA margin of 9.3%.

Honda Motor Company traded on a positive note in 2017 and managed to make our list of the top five gainers in the auto industry for the year.

Last week (ended November 24), the S&P 500 Index posted a minor rise of 0.9%, while General Motors, Ferrari, and Fiat Chrysler largely outperformed SPY.

In 1Q16, Harley-Davidson reported a shift in its product mix. The shipments of Harley’s touring motorcycles fell by 0.8% while shipments of the cruiser and Sportster/street motorcycles rose by 15.1% and 1.2%, respectively.

Honda’s US sales in October In October 2017, the American division of Honda Motor (HMC) reported a YoY (year-over-year) rise of about 0.9% in its US sales. The company sold 127,353 units in the United States last month, compared with 126,161 units in October 2016. October 2017 marked the second consecutive month in which American Honda reported a YoY rise […]

In 3Q16, mainstream automakers’ year-over-year global revenues didn’t reflect much optimism. Except for GM, no other auto giant posted a notable jump in its global revenue.

Analyst estimates suggest the company could report positive year-over-year growth in its 4Q17 earnings and revenues.

In December 2017, the American division of Honda Motor Company (HMC) reported a YoY (year-over-year) decrease of about 7.0% in its US market sales.

In November 2018, Ford F-Series truck US sales were at 72,102 units, a 0.9% YoY decrease.

On June 16, Musk shared an image of the new Model 3 production line on Twitter, saying “Amazing work by Tesla team. Built entire new general assembly line in 3 weeks w minimal resources.”

The Department of Labor released the July jobs report on Friday morning. Amid the trade tensions, the July jobs report brought relief.

Whether the border wall could enhance US national security is a debatable topic. The answers about the wall vary depending who you ask.

As of April 5, Tesla stock had ~23% positive returns in the past year. According to analysts’ consensus, Tesla’s target price for the next year was $254.76.

Ford (F) is set to release its 4Q16 earnings report on January 26, 2017. It’s the second-largest US automaker by volume after General Motors (GM).

According to the US Census Bureau, wholesale inventories stood at $585.9 billion at the end of October.

Honda Motor (HMC) has a market cap of $54.2 billion. It rose by 0.07% to close at $30.62 per share on August 25, 2016.

Tesla (TSLA) has attracted enormous media coverage following Elon Musk’s idea of “taking Tesla private.” What does Moody’s say?

For the last three years, Ferrari (RACE) has been reporting gradual progress in EBITDA (earnings before interest, tax, depreciation, and amortization).

When it comes to climate change risks, investors should look beyond the obvious sectors like fossil fuel and utilities. The VW (VLKAY) scandal has only reaffirmed this.

Tesla is significant in terms of technology and finance, with its $26 billion market capitalization. Let’s take a look at Tesla’s competition.

According to data collected by Thomson Reuters, about 38% of 24 analysts covering Toyota recommended a “buy.”

On May 23, 2017, AutoZone’s stock price was trading at a bearish $581.40. In July 2016, the stock posted its all-time high of $819.54.

Last week, Ferrari stock (RACE) continued to trade positively, rising 9.2% to $148.90.

As of December 11, WTI crude oil futures were trading at 57.99 per barrel. Oil prices have witnessed a sharp recovery of ~12.2% in 4Q17.

According to the latest data from Thomson Reuters, 52% of analysts covering AutoZone (AZO) gave the stock a “buy” recommendation.

As of September 27, 2016, Harley-Davidson’s stock was trading at $52.14. Until the end of 2Q16, the price was well below the downward sloping trendline.

During the 3Q16 earnings call, markets will wait for updates from ArcelorMittal on its negotiations with automotive customers.

Last year, Tesla unveiled its ambitious mass-market all-electric vehicle (or EV) Model 3.