We have companies like nvidia and palantir with growth and we have ford stock which absolutely dog sh1t.
No top talent is joining this place
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PLTR and NVDA are working to control/replace us and Ford makes vehicles that those working to control/replace us would like us not to have.... so yeah PLTR and NVDA are doing better than F in the brave new world we live it
1kgm+1vmjtpW2 you must wear a white suit and say "THE PLANE BOSS THE PLANE".
JF always over promises and fails to deliver... he has been in a senior position since day 1 at Ford and has nothing to show for it..
Soon or later the ws boys will cry for him to step down. No vison no plan.. just bs does not carry it anymore. company is hemorrhaging bigtime...
The poster said 1/3 EVERY quarter...
@ Post ID: @1ajd+1vmjtpW2 - the Year range is $9.49 - $14.85, thats about a 1/3 in my book. Pretty bad, no matter how you cut it.
Where do you get Ford stock losing 1/3 of its value every quarter? You must be using Ford math too.
Farley has a backbone like a ramrod. He will make some bold moves soon. Stay tuned.
@ Post ID: @trn+1vmjtpW2 - 5.3% dividend is not almost 6%. You must be using Ford math. You can see the same 5.3% return with SPAXX and not lose 1/3 of your money every quarter during the stock decline of FoMoCo.
Buy the stock and enjoy the almost 6% dividend yield.
You only need a high school degree, know how to use Excel to be able to work at Ford. No talent required. 😂
Correction: Top talent IS joining. However, they will soon find out and move on. Despite what you hear on this forum, Ford is great experience, especially for early career people. However, they shouldn't stay or they will quickly become irrelevant. As has been said before on this forum: The pay is decent, you get some experience, and you learn what you don't want out of your career - a very valuable lesson indeed.
Yeah, my financial advisor made me get out of Ford stock after having it for years. I was sad to do it but it had to be done.
Trash and still about $5 overvalued.