Watch These Ford Price Levels as Stock Drops After Automaker Issues Soft Outlook

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Key Takeaways

  • Ford shares dropped 6% in extended trading on Monday after the automaker posted third-quarter profit below Wall Street expectations and trimmed its full-year outlook.
  • The stock has consolidated within an ascending triangle, a chart pattern that can signal a move lower if formed within an established downtrend.
  • Investors should watch key support levels on Ford’s chart around $9.50, $8.70, and $7.50.
  • A breakout above key resistance at $11.30 could act as a catalyst for a bullish trend reversal.

Shares in Ford (F) fell sharply in extended trading on Monday after the automaker posted third-quarter profit below Wall Street expectations and trimmed its full-year outlook amid ongoing high warranty costs, supply chain issues, and intensifying competition.

CEO Jim Farley told analysts on the earnings call that the auto industry is in a global price war, driven by overcapacity and a flood of new electric vehicle (EV) companies.

The Detroit-based automaker said its EV business lost $1.2 billion in the third quarter on sales of about 32,000 vehicles and booked a $1 billion charge to write down several EV-related manufacturing assets. Prior to Monday’s post-market fall, Ford shares had tumbled around 7% year-to-date

Below, we break down the technicals on Ford’s weekly chart and discuss important post-earnings price levels to watch out for.

Ascending Triangle in Focus

Since bottoming out in early August, Ford shares have consolidated within an ascending triangle, a chart pattern that can signal a move lower if formed within an established downtrend, which is the case on the automaker’s chart.

Indeed, the stock sits poised to test the pattern’s lower trendline after the company’s soft quarterly results, potentially opening the door for further post-earnings selling. The stock dropped 6% to $10.69 in after-hours trading Monday.

Let’s analyze Ford’s chart to identify three key support levels that investors will likely be watching and point out a major overhead area worth monitoring.

Key Support Levels to Watch

Upon a decisive breakdown below the ascending triangle, investors should monitor the $9.50 level. This location could attract buying interest near a trendline connecting a range of price action on the chart between August 2019 and this year’s early August low.

A move lower could see the shares fall to around $8.70, an area where investors may seek entry points near a period of narrow consolidation in the second half of 2019, which also corresponds with the April 2021 pullback low.

Ongoing selling could drive a bearish move down to the $7.50 region, where the stock would likely encounter support near the top trendline of a prior ascending triangle that formed on Ford’s chart in the months after the March 2020 pandemic low.

Major Overhead Area to Monitor

If the stock makes a recovery, investors should keep a close eye on the $11.30 area, a level where shares may run into considerable overhead selling pressure near a trendline connecting multiple troughs dating back to January 2021. A volume-backed breakout above this major resistance could act as a catalyst for a bullish trend reversal.

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By |2024-10-28T07:52:51-05:00October 28th, 2024|Investopedia 4|0 Comments

What Actually Happened to Investors Who Joined the Market During Meme Stock Mania?

Episode 211 of the Investopedia Express with Caleb Silver (Oct. 28, 2024)

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Stephen Sikes, the Chief Operating Officer for Public.com, explains what happened to most of the retail investors who jumped into the stock market in the middle of meme-stock mania in 2021, and what they are looking for today as market dynamics shift into a lower interest rate regime. Plus, why are yields for long term bonds spiking just as the Fed lowers rates, what made Goldman Sachs curb our expectations for future equity returns, and where are the hedge fund whales swimming lately?

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By |2024-10-28T00:03:33-05:00October 28th, 2024|Investopedia 4|0 Comments

This Biotech Stock Has Doubled Its Value Today—Here’s Why

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Key Takeaways

  • Monte Rosa Therapeutics signed a development and commercialization deal with Novartis that could pay the biotech up to $2.1 billion.
  • The agreement is for Monte Rosa’s MRT-6160 drug and other potential treatments for immune system diseases.
  • Shares of Monte Rosa more than doubled on the news.

Shares of Monte Rosa Therapeutics (GLUE) more than doubled Monday after the biotechnology company struck an exclusive development and commercialization license agreement with Novartis (NVS) for its treatments for immune system diseases that could be worth more than $2 billion.

The company said that Novartis will pay $150 million up front for exclusive worldwide rights to develop, manufacture, and commercialize its molecular glue degrader (MGD) drug, MRT-6160, currently in a Phase 1 trial, as well as other MGDs. Monte Rosa explained that it could then receive up to $2.1 billion in “development, regulatory, and sales milestones, beginning upon initiation of Phase 2 studies, as well as tiered royalties on ex-U.S. net sales.”

Novartis will be responsible for all clinical development and commercialization, starting with Phase 2 clinical studies. Monte Rosa will complete the Phase 1 trial, and co-fund the Phase 3 clinical development. It will share any profits and losses associated with the manufacturing and commercialization of MRT-6160 in the U.S.

CEO Says Deal ‘Expected To Extend Our Operational Runway’

Monte Rosa Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Dr. Markus Warmuth explained that the money raised from the deal is “expected to extend our operational runway, enable us to advance our pipeline to potential value-creating milestones and anticipated proof-of-concept readouts, and further leverage our QuEEN discovery engine.”

Monte Rosa Therapeutics recently were up 130% at $11.21, trading at their highest level in more than two years. American depositary receipts (ADRs) of Novartis were up about 1.5% at $115.47.

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Onsemi Tops Q3 Estimates But Sales Continue To Slide and Its Outlook Is Soft

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Key Takeaways

  • ON Semiconductor, or Onsemi, beat third-quarter profit and revenue estimates, but sales continued to decline and the chipmaker gave weak guidance.
  • All three of the company’s units posted sales drops.
  • The midpoint of Onsemi’s current-quarter profit outlook was below forecasts.

ON Semiconductor (ON) beat third-quarter profit and revenue estimates Monday, but sales continued to decline and the chipmaker gave weak guidance.

The company also known as Onsemi reported third-quarter adjusted earnings per share (EPS) of $0.99, with revenue declining nearly 20% year-over-year to $1.76 billion. Both were slightly above consensus forecasts of analysts polled by Visible Alpha.

Sales at its Power Solutions Group (PSG) sank 23% to $829.4 million, and dipped 16% to $653.7 million at its Analog and Mixed-Signal Group (AMG). Sales at its Intelligent Sensing Group (ISG) were down 15% to $278.8 million. However, compared to the second quarter, AMG and ISG sales increased.

CEO Says Onsemi ‘Investing To Win’ as Power Demands Keep Growing

Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Hassane El-Khoury said Onsemi delivered “consistent results in the current environment through execution and prudent financial management.” El-Khoury added that “as power demands continue to rise across our key markets, and the need for greater efficiency becomes paramount, we are investing to win across the entire power spectrum.”

Onsemi sees current-quarter adjusted EPS in the range of $0.92 to $1.04 and revenue of $1.71 billion to $1.81 billion. Analysts surveyed by Visible Alpha were looking for $1.00 and $1.78 billion, respectively.

ON Semiconductor shares rose 1.8% Monday morning but have lost about 13% of their value this year.

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By |2024-10-27T14:27:09-05:00October 27th, 2024|Investopedia 4|0 Comments

5 Things to Know Before the Stock Market Opens

News of the day for October 28, 2024

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U.S. stock futures are higher as investors prepare for big tech earnings this week; McDonald’s (MCD) is bringing its Quarter Pounders back to more than 900 restaurants following an E. coli outbreak; Boeing (BA) announces a $19 billion capital raise amid a costly strike; U.S.-listed shares of Philips (PHG) are plunging as the Dutch conglomerate lowers its full-year sales outlook on a “significant deterioration” in Chinese demand; and crude futures are sinking after an Israeli strike on Iran spared the country’s oil facilities. Here’s what investors need to know today.

1. US Stock Futures Rise Ahead of Tech Earnings

U.S. stock futures are pointing higher as investors prepare for a busy week of earnings and economic data. Alphabet (GOOGL), Microsoft (MSFT), Meta Platforms (META), Apple (AAPL), and Amazon (AMZN) all report quarterly earnings this week, and the tech giants have helped the Nasdaq post gains for seven straight weeks and advance 0.7% in premarket trading Monday. Dow Jones Industrial Average futures are up 0.3% after delivering losses in each session last week, while S&P 500 futures also are higher, by 0.5%. Gold is trading lower, while bitcoin is up about 1%.

2. McDonald’s Brings Quarter Pounders Back to 900 Restaurants After Outbreak

McDonald’s (MCD) will bring its Quarter Pounders back to the menu in more than 900 restaurants in Colorado, Kansas, and Wyoming, as well as portions of nine other states, after an E. coli outbreak last week. Company officials identified slivered onions from distributor Taylor Farms’ Colorado Springs facility as the likely source, and won’t be serving them on the burger when sales resume there. The news comes ahead of McDonald’s third-quarter earnings Tuesday, with analysts expecting revenue to rise but profits to drop slightly. Shares of McDonald’s are up by 1% in premarket trading.

3. Boeing Announces $19B Capital Raise to Help Shore Up Finances

Boeing (BA) announced it will seek to raise more than $19 billion in capital through public offerings of common stock and depositary shares. The aircraft maker will offer 90 million shares of common stock, which at its most recent closing price of $155.01 would be valued at $13.95 billion, as well as $5 billion in depositary shares. Boeing will use the funding for general corporate purposes including repayment of debt it said. The move comes as Boeing has been struggling with a strike by its union machinists that has lasted more than six weeks. Shares of Boeing initially rose on the news but are now 1% lower in premarket trading.

4. Philips Stock Tanks on Outlook Cut as Demand Deteriorates in China

American depositary receipts (ADRs) of Koninklijke Philips (PHG) are 17% lower in premarket trading after the Dutch conglomerate cut its 2024 sales outlook amid a “significant deterioration” in Chinese demand. Philips said it now expects 2024 comparable sales growth between 0.5% and 1.5%, down from its previous forecast of between 3% and 5%. The company’s third-quarter revenue, net income, and earnings per share (EPS) all came in lower than estimates from analysts surveyed by Visible Alpha.

5. Crude Futures Slide After Israeli Strike Spares Iranian Oil Facilities

Oil prices are sinking after Israel avoided hitting energy facilities in its latest strike on Iran. Israel struck several Iranian military facilities Saturday in retaliation for an earlier attack by Iran, but did not disrupt its oil operations. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures are falling by almost 6% to trade at around $67.60 a barrel, while Brent crude is down more than 5% at $71.40 a barrel. Iran makes up about 4% of the global oil trade, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.

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By |2024-10-28T07:48:41-05:00October 27th, 2024|Investopedia 4|0 Comments

What You Need To Know Ahead of AMD’s Earnings

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AMD CEO Lisa Su at Computex 2024 in Taipei on June 3, 2024

Key Takeaways

  • Advanced Micro Devices will report third-quarter earnings after the closing bell Tuesday.
  • Analysts expect AMD’s net income to more than double from a year ago on strong data center revenue.
  • Investors will likely be listening for commentary on artificial intelligence expectations after the company’s Advancing AI event earlier this month.

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) will report third-quarter financial results after the closing bell Tuesday, with analysts calling for significant earnings growth.

Analysts expect the chipmaker to report revenue of $6.71 billion, up nearly 16% year-over-year, according to Visible Alpha. Net income is projected to be $815.76 million or 50 cents per share, more than double the $299 million or 18 cents per share AMD posted a year earlier.

  Analyst Estimates for Q3 2024 Q2 2024 Q3 2023
Revenue $6.71 billion $5.84 billion $5.8 billion
Earnings Per Share 50 cents 16 cents 18 cents
Net Income $815.76 million $265 million $299 million

Key Metric: Data Center Revenue

In July, AMD reported data center revenue in the second quarter more than doubled year-over-year to a record $2.8 billion, as demand for the company’s artificial intelligence (AI) chips surged.

Analysts expect data center revenue to rise to a fresh high of $3.52 billion for the third quarter. CEO Lisa Su said in July that AMD expects to “deliver strong revenue growth in the second half of the year led by demand for Instinct, EPYC and Ryzen processors.” 

Business Spotlight: AI Sales Outlook

At the company’s Advancing AI event earlier this month, AMD launched its next generation of AI chips but did not raise its AI sales guidance or announce any new large customers as many investors had hoped. Jefferies analysts suggested investors could be watching for those updates to come with AMD’s earnings Tuesday.

Over 80% or 13 of the 16 analysts covering AMD tracked by Visible Alpha have a “buy” or equivalent rating for the stock, with an average price target of $192.13, implying about 23% upside from Friday’s closing price of $156.23. Shares of AMD have gained 6% so far in 2024.

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Delta Sues CrowdStrike Over July IT Outage That Affected Thousands Of Flights

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Key Takeaways

  • Delta Air Lines is suing CrowdStrike over a software update by the cybersecurity company in July that caused massive disruptions.
  • The outage, which affected millions of Microsoft computers, led to flight cancellations or delays for more than a million customers.
  • Delta estimates the outage caused it $500 million in costs, in addition to loss of future revenue and reputational damage.
  • This legal action comes after months of finger-pointing, in which Microsoft and CrowdStrike criticized Delta’s handling of the situation and refusal to take up offers for help.

Delta Air Lines (DAL) is suing cybersecurity company CrowdStrike Inc. (CRWD) over a faulty software update in July that brought its operations to a halt and affected more than a million customers.

In a lawsuit Friday, Delta said the software update that affected Microsoft (MSFT) Windows-based systems across the world was “catastrophic” for the company, leading to days of canceled or delayed flights. The airlines estimates that the debacle cost it $500 million, along with loss of future revenue and damaged reputation.

The complaint alleges breach of contract, gross negligence and intentional misrepresentation or fraud by omission on CrowdStrike’s part.

Delta, which was among the most severely affected by the outage, took this legal action after months of finger-pointing among the three companies. Previously, both CrowdStrike and Microsoft had criticized Delta’s handling of the situation, saying that the airline refused offers for help.

“While we aimed to reach a business resolution that puts customers first, Delta has chosen a different path,” a CrowdStrike spokesperson told CNBC. “Delta’s claims are based on disproven misinformation, demonstrate a lack of understanding of how modern cybersecurity works, and reflect a desperate attempt to shift blame for its slow recovery away from its failure to modernize its antiquated IT infrastructure.”

CORRECTION: This article has been updated with the correct spelling of CrowdStrike in several instances, and of Delta Air Lines.

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By |2024-10-27T03:12:10-05:00October 26th, 2024|Investopedia 4|0 Comments

How American Airlines Is Fighting ‘Gate Lice’ in the Boarding Process

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Key Takeaways

  • Airline boarding is a process that has stressed travelers and crews alike.
  • Many flights see dozens of passengers line up to board well before they should in order to snag limited overhead bin space, while other travelers scam their way onto flights early with wheelchairs to claim the most desirable seats.
  • American Airlines is the latest carrier to attempt a change, updating a procedure that may help eliminate “gate lice.”

Hate what a mess boarding an airplane can be? So do airlines.

Many flights see dozens of passengers line up to board well before they should in order to snag limited overhead bin space. Some travelers try to scam their way onto flights early with wheelchairs. All told, the process is a source of stress for just about everyone involved at a time when most people likely just want to sit down and take off—which is why airlines are continually trying to refine things.

American Airlines (AAL) is the latest.

American Airlines Takes Action Against ‘Gate Lice’

American is changing a procedure that may help eliminate “gate lice.” For those of you unfamiliar with the term, “gate lice” is a pejorative used to describe people who hover around boarding gates well before it’s time for their group to board.

“Generally you’ll find more ‘gate lice’ … heading to or back from leisure destinations, and traveling at peak leisure times,” said Gary Leff, proprietor of the travel blog View From the Wing. “Sundays in Orlando, for instance!”

American Airlines is testing a system at three airports—Albuquerque International Sunport in New Mexico; Tucson International Airport in Arizona; and Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport—that will produce a sound to alert gate agents when people try to board before their group is called.

“We are in the early phase of testing new technology used during the boarding process,” American Airlines said in a statement to Investopedia. “The new technology is designed to ensure customers receive the benefits of priority boarding with ease and helps improve the boarding experience by providing greater visibility into boarding progress for our team.”

Other Airlines Tackle Boarding Challenges

Southwest Airlines (LUV), meanwhile, this summer announced it would be changing an open seating policy that had been in place for more than half a century, moving to assigned seats more in line with most of the industry.

In doing so, it may inadvertently address another boarding wrinkle sometimes called the “Jetbridge Jesus” phenomenon. To get an early start on open seating, some Southwest passengers request wheelchairs so they can board early and get desirable seats. Some Southwest flights see 20 or more passengers need wheelchairs to board, but only a few who need them to deplane,View From the Wing reported.

Behold, the healing powers of flying! (“Preboarding for those with disabilities is protected by DOT regulations,” a Southwest spokesperson told Investopedia. “It’s not our place to pontificate on those disabilities.”) Assigning seats might not completely eliminate some travelers’ desire to board early, but it could reduce the tension that lead some to seek an edge.

Whatever Southwest’s intention when it announced the change—it had been under pressure for months from activist Elliott Investment Management to shake up the company—passengers will be thrilled that one of their annoyances could go away.

Among other airlines adjusting their seating policies, United Airlines (UAL) earlier this year launched a feature that would alert travelers if seats they preferred on crowded flights became available after they booked their tickets, according to reports, and last year launched a “window-to-aisle” boarding process it says is intended to speed the process.

Delta (DAL), meanwhile, earlier this year returned to boarding by zone numbers rather than by named groups, reportedly a bid for more simplicity.

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By |2024-10-26T09:35:15-05:00October 25th, 2024|Investopedia 4|0 Comments

S&P 500 Gains and Losses Today: Hospital Operators HCA, UHS Fall After Earnings

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Key Takeaways

  • The S&P 500 slipped less than 0.1% on Friday, Oct. 25, closing out a trading week in which earnings season kicked into gear.
  • Shares of flooring manufacturer Mohawk Industries dropped as softness in the housing market weighed on its quarterly results.
  • Tapestry shares jumped after a federal judge blocked the fashion holding company’s acquisition of luxury peer Capri Holdings.

Major U.S. equities indexes were mixed on the final day of trading in a week dominated by a steady flow of earnings reports as well as increasing questions about how quickly the Federal Reserve will proceed with interest-rate reductions.

After trading in positive territory for much of the session, the S&P 500 lost ground in the afternoon to close with a minimal daily loss of less than 0.1%. The Dow was down 0.6%, while strength in the communication and technology sectors helped lift the Nasdaq to a record intraday high and a daily gain of 0.6%.

Shares of flooring manufacturer Mohawk Industries (MHK) plunged 13.7%, surrendering the heaviest decline in the S&P 500 in the wake of an underwhelming earnings report for the third quarter. Although sales and profit results fell largely in line with analysts’ expectations, Mohawk noted sluggishness in the flooring market as high interest rates, persistent inflation, and slumping consumer confidence weigh on the housing sector. On the bright side, the company says it expects interest-rate cuts in various geographies to help underpin a recovery next year.

HCA Healthcare (HCA) shares dropped 8.8% after the hospital operator’s third-quarter revenue and earnings per share (EPS) fell short of consensus forecasts. Although HCA maintained its guidance ranges for the full year, the company said results would likely come in toward the low end, reflecting a negative impact from Hurricanes Helene and Milton.

Fellow hospital company Universal Health Services (UHS) also disclosed quarterly results. Although revenue came in slightly ahead of estimates, profits were lower than expected. Increased corporate expenses related to debt refinancing and legal settlements weighed on the company’s performance during the quarter. UHS shares sank 9.8% on Friday.

Tapestry (TPR) shares soared 13.5%, gaining more than any other S&P 500 stock on Friday after a federal judge blocked the fashion holding company’s planned acquisition of luxury industry peer Capri Holdings (CPRI). The judge sided with antitrust regulators who argued that a combination of Tapestry—home to high-end brands Coach, Kate Spade, and Stuart Weitzman—with Versace and Michael Kors parent Capri would restrain competition in the luxury handbag market. Capri shares plummeted 48.8% following the court’s ruling. The companies said they would appeal the decision.

Footwear maker Deckers Outdoor (DECK) posted better-than-expected sales and profits for its fiscal second quarter, and its shares surged 10.5%. Sales of the company’s Hoka shoe brand increased nearly 35% year-over-year, while Ugg brand sales were up 13%. Direct-to-consumer (DTC) sales jumped nearly 20% from a year ago. In conjunction with the strong results, Deckers lifted its full-year sales forecast.

Strong quarterly results also helped lift shares of Digital Realty Trust (DLR), a real estate investment trust (REIT) that owns data center properties around the world. Digital Realty exceeded expectations with its funds from operations (FFO), an important gauge of cash flow for REITs. The REIT’s shares closed 9.6% higher on Friday.

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By |2024-10-26T03:39:27-05:00October 25th, 2024|Investopedia 4|0 Comments

Consumer Sentiment Hits Highest Levels Since April

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Key Takeaways

  • The Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index for October reached 70.5, its highest level since April.
  • The results came in better than economists expected, while consumer inflation expectations stayed within the pre-pandemic range.
  • While the survey hit its highest level since April, economists reviewing changes to the survey’s methodology said online data collection may be skewing the results.

Consumer sentiment hit its highest levels since April, but economists said changes to the survey’s methodology may be skewing the data.

The Michigan Consumer Sentiment index moved up to 70.5 for its final October result, coming in better than both the preliminary result earlier this month and the September reading. Economists surveyed by The Wall Street Journal and Dow Jones Newswire forecast a reading of 69.0 for the month.

While consumers’ assessment of current economic conditions improved, their expectations of future economic performance diminished slightly.

“This month’s increase was primarily due to modest improvements in buying conditions for durables, in part due to easing interest rates,” said Michigan Surveys of Consumers Director Joanne Hsu.

Consumer inflation expectations for the year ahead remained at 2.7%, in line with pre-pandemic averages, while long-run inflation dipped lower to 3.0%. 

Sentiment Falls as Methodology Changes

The results for October’s consumer sentiment data were the best since April when the University of Michigan began transitioning its phone survey to an online format. Since then, results have dropped noticeably, with May’s results coming in eight points lower than the prior month.

Economists Ryan Cummings and Ernie Tedeschi theorize that the change in methodology may be painting a gloomier picture than reality. They found that the index is likely 11% lower than it would be if the transition had not happened.

The change may have skewed the demographics toward older respondents, many of whom were more likely to express negative sentiments, the study found. It also noted that many respondents failed to justify or explain their answers, with “Not Applicable” becoming the second-leading response to some questions. 

“The combined result of this analysis also adds to other studies which show that online respondents possess a negativity bias, potentially resulting from not interfacing with another human when taking the survey,” the pair wrote.

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