Automaker Stocks


Automaker stocks

Since Henry Ford made the first automobile, the automotive industry has consistently revved their engines with profits and strong financials. Cars, trucks, and other vehicles are a necessity in today’s world as they provide transportation of both people and goods. Despite a prolonged downturn and subsequent government bailouts for some corporations, automakers are coming back stronger than ever.

Auto stocks have gained much traffic, between both auto titans such as Ford (NYSE:F) and Toyota (NYSE:TOY) and the rising manufacturers such as Tesla (NYSE:TSLA) and SmartCar (NASDAQ:SMT). With American consumers regaining confidence and emerging economies such as China and India demanding cars, auto stocks should kick into a higher gear in the near future.

Ford Looked Electric in 2021, But Headwinds Are Building

F stock performed robustly in 2021, but it may be time for investors to reduce their positioning ahead of the fourth-quarter earnings report.

Transportation 2.0: Automakers and Tech Companies Converge

As the world moves into Transportation 2.0, hold onto your seat and own shares in the companies leading these revolutions converging at the same.

Q1 Earnings are Likely to Stall Out any Chance of Ford Stock Acceleration

If you’re looking for a mediocre piece of junk at a great price, Ford cars will do the trick. But you need to stay far away from F stock to avoid devastating your portfolio.

Trade of the Day: Ford Motor Company (F)

Auto companies are not doing well, and I think they’ll fare worse than expected.

Ford Motor Company (F) Is Into Mobility for the Money, But Will It Make Any?

Ford says emerging mobility could generate 20% profit margins for it, vs. the 8% target for core auto selling business. How prepared is F stock?

Has Tesla Motors Inc Literally Outdone Itself? (TSLA)

Delivery misses from Tesla may be a sign of production difficulties, or a function of how order processing. Here's why it may not matter for TSLA stock

Ford Motor Company: What’s Weighing on F Stock?

Ford has turned in consistently strong quarters, so what will it take for Ford stock to gain some positive momentum?

GM Stock – Buy General Motors Company While the Market Is Down

Imminent buybacks, improving margins and an eye to the future make General Motors (GM) stock a buy for long-term investors.

What You Need to Know About the Ferrari IPO (RACE)

What would Enzo say? Ferrari made almost $1 billion on its IPO this week. Heres 's what you need to know before you buy into RACE stock

Will Fisker Automotive’s Return Threaten Tesla?

A comeback story soon to be played out on the road is that of luxury electric carmaker Fisker Automotive. But is this a threat to Tesla and TSLA shareholders?

Don’t Let High Car Sales Mislead You

Easy credit is part of the reason why the boom looks threatened and why stocks like Ford Motor (F) and General Motors (GM) are rolling over.

Don’t Underestimate General Motors (GM) and Ford (F)

Better-than-expected May sales boost the bull case for Ford Motor (F) and General Motors (GM) to bounce back this year with hefty bottom-line gains.

Tesla Stock: Never a Dull Moment (TSLA)

When you own/follow Tesla Motors Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) stock, there’s never a dull moment. And the most recent chapters in the ongoing drama have given Tesla stock lovers and haters alike reason to thump their chests.

6 Industries Threatened by Driverless Cars

Driverless cars may sound like a win for consumers, but the technology poses a major threat to a number of industries.

Musk Tweet Promises Tesla ‘Range Anxiety’ Cure (TSLA)

The latest offering from the Tesla Motors Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) CEO’s Twitter handle has caused quite the stir among Model S owners, car industry watchers and TSLA stock shareholder. Will Musk end range anxiety?

Park Ford Stock in Your Portfolio

While analysts were surprised by Ford's weak sales figures in February, Ford stock still has plenty of room for growth this year.

How to Buy ‘Car of Tomorrow’ Stocks Today

The key concept is for stocks that will profit from the car of tomorrow is technological innovation, as automakers continue developing new models with hitherto unseen high-tech features. Here are some names to consider.

Tesla Earnings Preview: TLSA Needs to Recharge Momentum

TSLA stock has fallen in the last six months, but Elon Musk has a chance in tomorrow's earnings call to put investors' fears to rest. Look for what Musk says about 2015 deliveries and the company's production efficiency to drive Tesla stock forward.

General Motors Company (GM): Earnings Preview

The results for the final quarter of what’s been basically a good, yet recall-tarnished year for General Motors earnings will go a long way toward determining if GM stock can extricate itself from its yearlong-plus slide