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NYSE:F News 24 August 2025 - 23 October 2025

Stock Shock: Volvo Cars Surges 40% on Profit Beat, Ford’s Wild Ride Continues

Stock Shock: Volvo Cars Surges 40% on Profit Beat, Ford’s Wild Ride Continues

In summary: Ford’s stock is trading near recent ranges (mid-$11s) as investors weigh its sturdy truck cash flows and dividends against EV struggles and recall risks ts2.tech. Volvo’s shares, by contrast, have leapt after a cost‑cutting triumph ts2.tech. The next moves hinge on Q3 earnings (Ford’s out Oct 23 close, Volvo just reported), US policy shifts, and each company’s execution in the EV era. Bloomberg, Reuters and CNBC experts note that with Ford at ~15× earnings and rich yield ts2.tech, a solid execution could spark gains – but any more missteps might erase recent progress. For Volvo, analysts see room if
23 October 2025
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Ford (F) Stock Plunges After Supplier Fire and EV Slump — Can It Rebound?

Ford’s Wild Stock Ride: $1B Fire, Tariffs & EV Woes Rock Investors

Ford’s Recent News and Performance In the days leading up to Oct. 23, Ford’s news cycle was dominated by mixed developments. A mid-September fire at a Novelis aluminum plant (a key F-150 supplier) is expected to shave $0.5–$1 billion off Ford’s 2025 profit ts2.tech. When this hit became public, Ford’s stock plunged ~6–7% on Oct. 7, briefly dipping from the high-$12s into the high-$11s ts2.tech. However, value investors quickly stepped in, and by mid-October the shares had recovered to around $11.90 ts2.tech. By Oct. 23 the stock was “essentially flat” versus a week prior, holding in the mid-$11s (~$12) ts2.tech. (For comparison, Ford is
23 October 2025
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Ford Stock’s Wild Ride: $1B Blaze, EV Blues & a High-Stakes Earnings Test

Ford Stock’s Wild Ride: $1B Blaze, EV Blues & a High-Stakes Earnings Test

Roller Coaster Recent Performance Ford’s stock has been on a wild ride in October, underscoring the market’s fickle sentiment. After climbing near 52-week highs above $12 over the summer, shares suddenly plunged in early October when a cascade of bad news hit. The most jarring was the September 16 fire at a major Novelis aluminum supplier plant in upstate New York – a critical source of material for Ford’s top-selling F-Series trucks. When reports of the fire’s impact surfaced on Oct. 7, Ford’s stock nosedived about 6–7% in a single session ts2.tech, wiping out roughly $3 billion in market value.
23 October 2025
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Ford (F) Stock Plunges After Supplier Fire and EV Slump — Can It Rebound?

Ford Stock’s Wild October: $1B Fire Shock, EV Slump & a Big Earnings Test Ahead

Key Facts (as of October 22, 2025) October’s Roller Coaster: Stock Recap & Recent Performance Ford’s stock has been on a roller-coaster ride in recent weeks. After rallying near 52-week highs above $12 over the summer, shares were rattled in early October by a cascade of bad news. The most jarring blow came on Oct. 7, when reports of a fire at a key supplier’s factory sparked fears that production of the lucrative F-150 pickup would be crippled. In a single session, Ford’s stock plunged about 6–7% on the fire news ts2.tech. By the next day, shares sank from the
22 October 2025
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Ford Stock Plunges as Devastating Supplier Fire and Recalls Turn 2025 Into a Nightmare

Ford Stock Rocked by EV Slump & $1B Shock – Will Q3 Turn the Tide?

Key Facts October 21, 2025 October’s Roller Coaster: Stock Volatility Remains High Ford’s stock has been on a roller-coaster ride in recent weeks. After rallying near its 52-week high above $12 over the summer, shares were rattled in early October by a cascade of bad news. The most jarring blow came on Oct. 7, when reports emerged of a fire at a key supplier’s factory. In a single session, Ford’s stock nosedived about 6–7% on fears that production of the lucrative F-150 could be crippled ts2.tech. By Oct. 8, the stock had sunk into the mid-$11s from the low-$12s. Heavy
21 October 2025
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Ford (F) Stock Plunges After Supplier Fire and EV Slump — Can It Rebound?

Ford Stock Steadies After EV Slump & $1B Fire Shock – Can Q3 2025 Spark a Comeback?

Stock Performance: Volatile October but Year-to-Date Gains Intact Ford’s stock has been on a roller coaster in recent weeks. After rallying near its 52-week high above $12 earlier this year, shares were rattled in early October by a cascade of bad news. The stock tumbled about 7% in a single day on Oct. 7 when word spread of a “devastating” fire at a supplier’s factory that provides aluminum for Ford’s F-Series trucks ts2.tech. By Oct. 8, Ford had sunk to the mid-$11s. Heavy trading volume and spikes in volatility marked the panic, as investors grappled with the potential hit to
20 October 2025
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Ford Stock Plunges Amid $1B Supplier Fire, EV Slump & Record Recalls – What’s Next?

Ford Stock Plunges Amid $1B Supplier Fire, EV Slump & Record Recalls – What’s Next?

Stock Performance in Recent Days Ford’s shares have been on a roller-coaster. After rallying near 52-week highs (around $12.00+ in late summer), the stock tumbled in early October on a cascade of bad news. As of the Oct. 17 close, Ford stock was about $11.92 ts2.tech. Analysts note the stock remains roughly 20–30% higher YTD ts2.tech, but volatility spiked after the aluminum-plant fire on Oct. 6 and the recall announcements. Trading volume has been unusually high (averaging >50 million shares/day in mid-Oct) ts2.tech, reflecting frantic buy/sell activity. Despite the swings, Ford looks “relatively cheap,” with a trailing P/E under 15
19 October 2025
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Ford (F) Stock Plunges After Supplier Fire and EV Slump — Can It Rebound?

Ford (F) Stock Plunges After Supplier Fire and EV Slump — Can It Rebound?

Stock Performance and Recent Moves Ford’s stock has been on a roller-coaster. After trading near 52-week highs around $12 in late summer, shares tanked in early Oct. on several setbacks. TechStock² reports that F shares closed “around $11.92 on Friday, October 17, 2025” ts2.tech, recovering modestly after an initial drop. The slide was triggered by a supplier plant fire, sending shares down ~6–7% in a day ts2.tech, and more recently by large recalls. (By comparison, Ford’s stock is still up roughly 25% YTD due to strong truck sales earlier in the year ts2.tech.) Trading volume has been high; as of
18 October 2025
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Ford Stock Plunges as Devastating Supplier Fire and Recalls Turn 2025 Into a Nightmare

Ford Stock Plunges as Devastating Supplier Fire and Recalls Turn 2025 Into a Nightmare

Fire at Key Supplier Sparks Ford Stock Plunge Ford’s shares were hammered in early October after a “devastating” late-night fire at a crucial supplier raised alarms about production delays. The fire broke out on Sept. 16 at Novelis’s Oswego, New York plant – a facility that produces roughly 40% of the aluminum sheet used by the U.S. auto industry markets.chroniclejournal.com. Novelis, a subsidiary of Hindalco, is Ford’s primary source of aluminum for its vehicles. Critically, Ford’s flagship F-Series pickup trucks rely heavily on aluminum bodies, a design choice made to save weight but now a glaring vulnerability. The blaze “caused catastrophic damage to the factory’s hot
7 October 2025
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Tariffs, Tesla and a Twitter Hack: Top Tech News from July 14–15, 2025

2025’s Best Electric Vehicles: Top Cars, SUVs & Trucks Leading the Charge in the U.S.

Key Highlights Introduction: The Electric Vehicle Boom of 2025 Electric vehicles have truly gone mainstream in 2025. Nearly every automaker now offers consumer-focused EVs in the U.S., from sedans and crossovers to pickup trucks and even minivans. There are more models on sale than ever – about 149 EV models as of early 2025 autosinnovate.org – and they’re not just niche compliance cars or luxury toys. American brands like Tesla, Ford, GM, and Rivian have rapidly expanded their electric lineups, and international marques (Tesla aside) from Hyundai and Kia to Volkswagen, BMW, and Nissan are selling popular EVs stateside. This
1 September 2025
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Electric Truck Showdown: Mack’s Heavy Hauler vs. Tesla’s Futuristic Cybertruck vs. Ford’s F-150 Lightning

Electric Truck Showdown: Mack’s Heavy Hauler vs. Tesla’s Futuristic Cybertruck vs. Ford’s F-150 Lightning

Mack LR Electric uses a 376 kWh battery (NMC), 42% larger than Mack’s earlier models, enabling full-day urban refuse duty with up to a 72,000 lb GVW. Tesla Cybertruck dual-motor AWD delivers about 600 hp and 1,000 lb-ft of torque, with a tri-motor version producing ~845 hp and 0–60 mph in roughly 2.6 seconds. Ford F-150 Lightning Extended Range uses a 131 kWh pack, offering up to 320 miles EPA range, 580 hp and 775 lb-ft, with 0–60 mph around 4 seconds. Mack LR Electric is designed for heavy refuse work (Class 8) and does not advertise traditional towing, focusing
24 August 2025
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