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Ford Motor
stock picked up an upgrade to Buy. Business execution is improving and Wall Street hasn’t caught up yet with what’s possible. That’s an opportunity.
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Price wars have consequences, even for Tesla, the world’s most valuable car company.
Tesla‘s (ticker: TSLA) first-quarter earnings, reported Wednesday evening, met expectations, but its first-quarter automotive gross profit margins were bad. No matter how investors slice and dice the numbers, results will leave them with questions about EV demand and Tesla’s pricing strategy.
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Electric vehicle leader
Tesla
is expected to report lower earnings on higher sales Wednesday evening after the electric vehicle maker slashed prices to draw in buyers.
The EV war, with traditional auto makers spending billions to catch
Tesla
(ticker: TSLA), has morphed into a price war. The car maker’s quarterly earnings will help investors figure out who is winning.
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Tesla
is at it again.
The electric-vehicle maker lowered prices for its EVs in the U.S. again. This change hints at what might be happening to Tesla (ticker: TSLA) vehicles’ eligibility for purchase tax credits under stricter rules about to be applied by the IRS.
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Electric vehicle buyers in the U.S. can now get a purchase tax credit from the government, and it has pushed the price of several high-volume EVs below the average price paid for a new car in America.
There are currently seven high-volume EVs that cost less than the average new car, including two
Tesla
(ticker: TSLA) models. Buyers should look at those if they are thinking about going electric.
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The outlook for the car market in 2023 is uncertain, but that isn’t stopping investors from piling into
Ford Motor
shares.
Ford
(ticker: F) stock is up 23 cents, or 1.9%, at $13.48 in midday trading Thursday. The
S&P 500
and
Dow Jones Industrial Average
are up about 0.9% and 0.7%, respectively.
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Ford Motor
has a legal hearing set to start Monday related to a product liability case that resulted in a $1.7 billion punitive award against the auto maker. Investors seem to be a little nervous about the Georgia case. They probably don’t need to be — yet.
The award was part of a jury verdict that held, in part, Ford (ticker: F) was responsible for insufficient roof strength of its super-duty trucks. Two people were killed in 2014 after their super-duty truck rolled over. Ford maintains that its design is sound.
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There is little time off for investors following
Tesla
these days. The weekend before Christmas is no exception. In the past couple of days, there have been more tweets about
Tesla
‘s management. Investors have also learned where
Tesla
might put its next manufacturing plant. And Elon Musk has a finance lesson for investors.
“Securities Analysis 101,” tweeted out the Tesla (ticker: TSLA) CEO on Saturday. “As the ‘risk-free’ real rate of return from Treasury Bills approaches the much riskier rate of return from stocks, the value of stocks drop. For example, if T-bills and stocks both had a 10% rate of return, everyone would just buy the former.”
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Eventually supply and demand realities catch up with everyone—even
Tesla
Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas looked into 2023 and sees some concerning signs for electric-vehicle makers.
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Headwinds for
Tesla
—and its stock—appear to be growing. The latest may be among the biggest concerns of all for the company.
Bernstein analyst Toni Sacconaghi wrote Tuesday that
Tesla
(ticker: TSLA) “increasingly appears to have a demand issue.”
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