Potential Bottom Ahead for Ford Motor Co (NYSE: F) Says Market Timer Frank Kollar
October 2, 2008 (FinancialWire) (By Frank Kollar)
We do not usually look at stocks that are less than $10 a share, with the expectation that if they are low, there is always a reason for it. But then this is Ford Motor Co (NYSE: F). Ford is not going away and eventually there will be a bottom, and a good buying opportunity.
Shares of Ford are at extreme lows because they, as well as most of the auto industry, are not making money. But maybe a bottom is in the near future for this beleaguered stock.
Ford is nearing a support level at which three Fib supports come together. That level is at $375-$3.85 a share. Admittedly this is far below Wednesday’s October 1 close of $4.55, but should Ford get there, it could be an excellent bottom for this long term decline.
Even at $3.75 we would not recommend a position unless there is a bullish reversal pattern and a sell-stop is set below support
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