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Ford's core operations will drive its financial performance, even with the launch of the energy segment. The company's low growth, huge capital expenditures, and cyclical demand are negative traits.
A 25-year-old juggling three jobs asked Dave Ramsey whether to bet his entire savings on a fitness coaching brand before landing a single client. The answer exposed a mistake that quietly kills most side hustles before they ever start.
General Motors and Ford are looking for new potential growth areas, including by seeking military contracts and getting into energy storage businesses. Both markets are expected to be small portions of the companies' focus and revenue for the foreseeable future, but they could help the automakers diversify their operations as new vehicle sales slow.
A 21-year-old HVAC tech called Dave Ramsey four days before his wedding holding a cousin's promise of $198,000 and no benefits, and Ramsey's answer managed to praise sales as the fastest path to the C-suite while telling him to turn the offer down.
Ford has increased 1% since my last update, underperforming the benchmark's 5% gain. I remain confident in F's prospects, as renewed focus on EV plans could drive future excitement and growth. Ford remains undervalued, with fundamentals supporting a thesis for steady long-term growth.
A new law grad called Dave Ramsey live to ask about refinancing her student loans, and his response reframed the entire question in a way that exposes the mistake most borrowers make before they ever talk to a lender.
Auto and home loan rates are rising with bond yields, adding to affordability concerns.
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