1 Problem Ford Needs to Fix for Bullish Investors

There's probably some frustration growing among long-term Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F) shareholders. Over the past decade, Ford has learned many valuable lessons, improved its balance sheet, and continues to offer a lucrative dividend, but its stock price has remained stuck in the mud. Over that same decade, Ford's share price has risen a paltry 13%, compared to the S&P 500's 255% rise.Investors hoping that Ford's hard work to improve its business will eventually result in a rising stock price should keep an eye on two developments that could jumpstart its idled stock price. If you're wondering where Ford's European news has been, you might not be alone. In decades past, Europe was one of Ford's most active markets and biggest talking points. But business there hasn't been easy, as its bread-and-butter large SUVs and pickups don't sell nearly as well in Europe as smaller, fuel-efficient, and/or electric vehicles (EVs).Continue readingWeiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei MotleyFool Weiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei MotleyFool