Thread regarding Ford layoffs

NYSE: F

Last 12 months, down 20%.

Last 5 years, up 8%.

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Post ID: @OP+1heUpjw2

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About to go below $11!

Where will the bottom be?

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Post ID: @gczq+1heUpjw2

We are going below $11/share today.

Fa-fa-fa-fa-farley!

Big guy little jacket!

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Post ID: @3qog+1heUpjw2

Ford has always been a trade.

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Post ID: @1bca+1heUpjw2

Last 20 years - waste of time. Got out then, much better returns on almost anything else.

I'm back in at $5.

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Post ID: @1azm+1heUpjw2

Just calculated the rate for May from 5 yrs ago and come up with 19.45% official inflation. This is the low-ball number since the gov't has changed the methodology several times since 1980.

See www.usinflationcalculator.com/inflation/current-inflation-rates/ if you want to figure it for yourself. Remember that inflation is compounding, not additive.

That "up 8%" over five years is actually down over 11% when accounting for inflation over that period. Makes for some "great" returns on that stock.

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Post ID: @1ayo+1heUpjw2

F = F$&KED!

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Post ID: @taj+1heUpjw2

Good point on the inflation. So the value of the dollar is shrinking and our share price still plummets.

And today's news on the Mach-E isn't going to help.

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Post ID: @pcv+1heUpjw2

Add to that 5 year count about 25% of inflation (16% for last two years @ 8% each, and 9% for the remaining three years at 3% each = it adds up to 25%). So, 8% - 25% = -17%, in real money terms and adjusted for inflation the stockholder lost about 17%. Also, we are down about 20% right now for last 12 months plus about 10% of inflation, that's 1/3 of the market cap value eliminated.

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