Ford Motors reinstated its full-year outlook, taking into account an additional $2 billion loss due to tariffs.
JPMorgan upgraded the company's stock and raised their price target from $12 to $13. Despite higher revenues, Q2 adjusted earnings fell. Various asset management firms invested heavily in the auto giant, including Blueshift, Y Intercept Hong Kong, RD Finance, Maridea Wealth, and NorthRock among others. Expectations for the second quarter were surpassed with results showing increased vehicle sales. However, impact of tariff costs led to a $36M net loss. Notably, Ford's stock took a hit due to rising tariff costs. The company continued to attract investor attention, most recently Arkadios Wealth Advisors, TD Asset Management, and Banque Cantonale Vaudoise. Observers speculated about the company's position in 3 years, amid EV strategy revamp and market gains outpacing. Certain reports suggested Ford's earnings could evaporate rapidly, while others proposed a potential underestimation of the company's value. With aprehension about tariff effects on the stock, CEO Jim Farley announced a major EV transition in Louisville. Ford's venture into Cardano blockchain advisory for legal data management indicates an adoption of innovative solutions. However, the stock appears to have been held back, according to Jim Cramer.
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