If the market finishes higher today, it will be the first time in 30 years that the market has closed higher 11 days in a row.
Stock market and USD?
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Don't think we're going to do it today. Not after such a big day on Friday.
we broke it so we could set records should be trumps new slogan. well done.
Ford Stock Hits The Brakes After Q1 Earnings, Suspends Guidance Due To 'Tariff-Related Uncertainty' - Ford Motor (NYSE:F)
Ford Motor Co. releases its first-quarter results after Monday's closing bell. Here's a look at the key figures from the report.
www.benzinga.com
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Signed on a new vehicle this weekend. Pretty excited about it. Picking it up Friday.
Have been thinking about it for a while anyway, and figured I'd go ahead and get it just in case prices go up in the next few months due to the tariffs.
Have been thinking about it for a while anyway, and figured I'd go ahead and get it just in case prices go up in the next few months due to the tariffs.
Smart, I bought a new car last September or I would have done the same.
Still seems like a lot of uncertainty. Just my gut feels like we have had an earthquake and waiting on the tsunami, but clueless about how this will play out over time
I agree with you.
Feeling very bearish right here. Think we may spike down in the next few days.
Although the administration may be holding the trade deals in their pocket until the market freaks out a little bit. Who knows.
Long-term I am confident everything will be OK but the next few months could be rocky until we get things with China straightened out.
Ford Pulls Outlook, Sees $1.5 Billion Hit From Trump Tariffs
Ford Motor Co. suspended its full-year financial guidance and said President Donald Trump’s auto tariffs will take a toll on profit, joining rivals stung by volatile global trade policies.
www.bloomberg.com
Ford Pulls Outlook, Sees $1.5 Billion Hit From Trump Tariffs
Ford Motor Co. suspended its full-year financial guidance and said President Donald Trump’s auto tariffs will take a toll on profit, joining rivals stung by volatile global trade policies.
They have
1) No growth
2) Not profit
3) No cash flow.
They had the largest revenue decrease since covid in 2020. Growth went negative for the first time since Covid.
They sold 57,000 vehicles less than the previous quarter in their highest margin segment. Many of these cars were sold to the government, which is in a cost reduction mode.
Tariffs may explain some of it but not all of it.
The F-150 is still the top selling vehicle.
The Ford F-Series is the most popular car in America, having held the top spot for over 40 years. It's followed by the Chevrolet Silverado and the Toyota RAV4.
Top 5 Most Popular Cars in America:
- Ford F-Series: This lineup of pickup trucks, including the F-150, is consistently the top seller.
- Chevrolet Silverado: Another full-size pickup truck, Silverado is a strong competitor to the F-Series.
- Toyota RAV4: A popular SUV, the RAV4 is known for its reliability and fuel efficiency.
- Honda CR-V: A compact SUV, the CR-V is another popular choice for families.
- Toyota Camry: A mid-size sedan, the Camry is a long-standing favorite for its blend of comfort and value.
I had a 2003 silverado that I got in 2006. Loved that thing. Finally sold it about 1.5 years ago. Seeing it drive away without me in it was like watching the vet put down my dog.
During that time I also bought a used F-150. I liked it. Really likeed the side windows and how they are a little bigger with better visibillity. Gave that to one of my boys. Got a doge ram after that, and gave that to my other boy.
I finally ended up with a 2021 Dodge Ram. I like the interior layout and features much better than the Ford. Lower price point than new(er) Silverados (and I also like the interior of the Dodge). It had about 14k miles on it when i bought it and it's still under 40k , but so far, its been a really good truck. Super comfortable and great ride. Its our road tripping vehicle. I'd love to get one with the adaptive cruise control and all the safety bells and whistles (lane keeping, blind pot warning etc) but i'm enjoying not having a truck payment more.
That's exactly where I am, except a little bit older. I have a 2018 Ram 1500 that's paid off. I'd like a few more Bells and Whistles, but honestly, I like not having a payment right now more.
I have a lot of the bells and whistles on mine. Big ipad sized touch screen in the front that can go split screen so you can run your Nav app of choice and still have full radio touch screen control up at the same time. Driver and passenger usb ports in the front and two more for those in back. Has an additional small glove box in addition the normal one. Steel lock box under the center console arm rest. Great for valuables if you need to leave in your truck for some reason, but probably most use it to lock up a pistol or two when you are at work or someplace that you can't/won't carry. In floor storage in the back under the floor mats . Remote start and heated seats/steering wheel that i sure as hell don't need here in the south, but it has that too. (too bad it wasn't AC cooled seats). Got a smoking good deal on it used.
That's way more stuff that I have lol. I have the 8 inch screen, with Android auto and that's what I use the most.
One benefit of it being paid off is how much less I feel the need to baby it. It's nice to actually use it like a truck lol.
I like technology. Apple sells old tech as new.
Honestly, it's what I'm used to and all my stuff is in the Google/Android world.
Mainly joking and being an apple snob lol. I do like the consistency and comfort involved.
The older I get it's more about what I'm used to.
The same. It's what I started with in the beginning and I've always stayed with it ....though I receive my my share of mocking from co-workers and clients. lol
Thats me. I'm the last Android phone holdout in my family (other than my 89yr old mother). I keep thinking that the next phone i get i'm going to switch to apple, but i just don't want to have to learn new tricks.
No way i'm switching to a Mac for my personal home computer. I tried using a mac a year a go or so and it drove me banannas.
I had a Apple Mac when I got to college in 1987. My first computer and an upgrade to my olivetti typewriter. Single 3.5n disk drive built into it. Every freshman got one. Cutting edge stuff when the library card catalog went online via the school intranet and you could search for books from your room before heading over to the library. Also had a bunch of printers in the basement of a building staffed by volunteer nerds so you could print out term papers. Hit print and then walk over to and your print job would be waiting for you in a bin. Personal dot matrix printers were expensive and not many people had them until a few years later. So until then, printing was free! June of 1990 was the last time I used a Mac computer and i've neer gone back.
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Wonder if the combined sales of the Silverado and the GMC Sierra would top the F150. Basically the same truck, though the GMC looks better and is a touch nicer.
Have been pleased with my GMC Yukon AT4 Ultimate. I didn’t consider anything from Ford because nothing looks good imo.
At this point, most of the main truck brands are all very good. It's really just about the look you like and the personal fit.
I have had all the major brands, and honestly liked the Chevy and Dodge the most.
That said, I had a 2000 Toyota Tundra when it was new on the market and I loved that damn truck.
Yes and actually the Rav 4 just jumped to the top of the best-selling list.
Ford’s F-150 Is No Longer America’s Biggest Seller, Per New Data
The F150 has been dethroned. According to Jato Dynamics data, the Ford F150 truck is no longer America’s biggest-selling vehicle. The Toyota RAV4 is.
www.forbes.com
Yes and actually the Rav 4 just jumped to the top of the best-selling list.
Ford’s F-150 Is No Longer America’s Biggest Seller, Per New Data
The F150 has been dethroned. According to Jato Dynamics data, the Ford F150 truck is no longer America’s biggest-selling vehicle. The Toyota RAV4 is.
Checks out. Silverado/Sierra combo would be a distant #1.
I still have a 2004 F 150 with less than 60,000 miles on it
Think I've walked more miles than that since 2004.
I know I have. 25 years in food service plus hiking a ton.
Bessent, Greer to Meet With China to Start Trade Talks This Week
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer will meet with the Chinese government later this week in Switzerland, jump-starting trade talks between the two nations.
www.bloomberg.com
Movement is fun when you learn how to move and breath properly.
US Futures Climb as Bessent-China Talks Confirmed: Markets Wrap
US equity futures jumped on confirmation that trade talks between the US and China would take place this week, the first since President Donald Trump slapped punishing tariffs on the nation’s economic rival.
www.bloomberg.com
You leftish buttmonkeys have been driving us towards the cliff for a very long time
