Ford Motor Company and General Motors Company are two American automotive giants. Sales are approaching a hundred and ninety billion dollars. But which one of these two is a better investment at current market prices?
Sales trends look almost identical for Ford Motor and General Motor Company looking back over the previous decade. More recently, a hundred and eighty-eight billion dollars in trailing twelve-month revenue for Ford,
James says, "Thanks for reviewing the AAL trade. I like to look at SoFi, Rivian, and F for similar type positions." And of course, MEA. Absolutely. Well, we have the Mera trade on. So, let's look at some new ones.
Uh, F around the 9P and MARA around the 7P. It's super cheap insurance. I hope that makes sense. It totally does. I'm actually surprised. I want to look at Ford. Um because I understand like SoFi, I totally understand Rivian because there's a there's an implied volatility that happens just because of the nature of the business, but Ford is a is not not one that I would expect to have quite so much in there.
Ford's $30,000 EV truck is betting it can do what no one else has done, and this is long overdue, so I hope they pull it off. Ford aims to sell a 100,000 units of its new Fathom electric truck in year one, a target only Tesla has ever hit for a single EV model in the US.
Starting around $30,000 and built at an all-new Louisville assembly line, the Fathom is Ford's answer to the F-150 Lightning's billions in losses with CEO Jim Farley calling it the company's Model T moment.
