📊🚗 Ford beat expectations for Q3 but expects weaker profits for 2024!

On Monday, Ford reported $F results that show a slight beat to Wall Street expectations .

Still, the automaker lowered the high end of its full-year profit forecast, similar to European automakers. It now expects adjusted EBIT of about $10 billion, instead of the original range of $10 billion to $12 billion. ...
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🗓️Klíčové events of the week! 🌟

This week will be the most important week of the whole results season for me, since there are so many results and events, I'm just attaching my list of the most important news:

❌Monday
Prague Stock Exchange closed due to a public holiday

Results:
Before the markets open: ON Semi $ON

After markets close: Ford $F

📊Tuesday

US Consumer Confidence

JOLTS - Job...
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Investment opportunities with high dividend yield: Ford, AT&T, Kraft Heinz

- Ford: $F Offers a nearly 6% dividend yield, supported by a strong balance sheet and a growing commercial vehicle division. An ideal choice for investors looking for steady income.

- AT&T: $T Provides a stable dividend yield of 5.7%, thanks to successful debt repayment and improved cash flow in 2024. AT...
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📈📊 Weekly event summary for the upcoming week!

This week is already going to be very interesting and the results of these companies can move the whole market.

Monday: Before the markets open , we will hear results from telecom company Verizon $VZ and luxury brand maker LVMH $MC.PA 🍾 Will the growth of the luxury segment continue?

Tuesday: EXISTING HOME SALES: 🏡 What's the mood of...
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Other reports suggest that Ford $F doesn't have a bright tomorrow.
Ford announced Monday that it will cut prices on all versions of its F-150 Lightning electric pickup truck, with the cheapest version coming in at $50,000, about $10,000 less than originally estimated.
Additionally, I came across this chart yesterday that rates interest on car loans in the U.S. In simple terms,...
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Shares of $F have gone up since the beginning of June. Likely due to the deal with $TSLA to co-opt Tesla Superchargers. They don't strike me as relevant EV competition yet. How do you see it?

China on Wednesday unveiled a 520 billion yuan ($72.3 billion) package to boost electric vehicle sales! $TSLA, $GM, $F, $RIVN, $NIO, $LCID

Hyundai is next considering joining Tesla's North American Charging Standards Alliance $TSLA. My guess is that every EV manufacturer with any sense will end up in that alliance sooner or later.

Ford partners with Tesla $F $TSLA

Ford will switch to Tesla's plug-in hybrids, and by 2025, next-generation Ford vehicles will be able to use a very large network of superchargers. Current models will require the use of an adapter. So Ford won't have to build its own network.