Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F) edged lower yesterday, settling at $15.15, after the automaker fell to its lowest Consumer Reports ranking in more than seven years. In fact, Ford came in as the second-worst brand, beating only Jeep, while Tesla Motors Inc (NASAQ:TSLA) took the top spot. Nevertheless, some option traders wagered on a short-term recovery for Ford Motor Company, picking up front-month call contracts. Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F) stock opened at $15.14 in last session, and closed at $15.26, while the day range of F stock is $15.07-15.46.The stock showed a positive weekly performance of 0.07%.
General Motors Company (NYSE:GM) has earned a consensus recommendation of “Buy” from the nineteen analysts that are presently covering the stock, Analyst Ratings Network.com reports. Four research analysts have rated the stock with a hold rating, thirteen have issued a buy rating and one has given a strong buy rating to the company. The average 1-year price target among analysts that have covered the stock in the last year is $47.00.General Motors Company (NYSE:GM) stock opened at $35.95, in last session and closed at $36.83, by gained 2.02%.The 52 week range was $26.19-$41.85.Company’s market capitalization is $58.55 billion.
Tesla Motors Inc(NASDAQ:TSLA) is taking the market by storm. So far this year it seems the stock is simply incapable of going down as evidenced by a 65% increase since January 1. The latest jump in the stock, to a record high of $248 on Tuesday, was thanks in part to a renewed focus on battery production. Tesla is just one of several high momentum stocks that concerns “friend of Breakout” Josh Brown. He says it might be a sign of bad things to come for the market as a whole. The following is a guest post from Brown and was originally posted on his blog The Reformed Broker. Tesla Motors Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) stock gained 2.02% and finished the last session at $253.00.The EPS of the stock remained -0.70.Company’s market capitalization is $31.02 billion.
The Coca-Cola Company (NYSE:KO) which recently announced that it would boost its advertisement spending in order to accelerate rates of soda, has also announced that its EVP and chief financial officer will retire from the company after 20 years of service. Gary Fayad, an accomplished Coca-Cola executive has been synonymous with the success at the Sprite-maker. During his tenure KO had its revenue more than doubled in 2013 to hit $47 billion. It was also during his time as CFO that KO made one of its biggest acquisitions in history. The Coca-Cola Company (NYSE:KO) stock opened the session at $37.90, and closed the session at $37.87. The 52 week range of the KO stock remained $36.83-$43.43 and the day range was $37.72-$37.94.
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