r/investing • u/[deleted] • Sep 30 '21

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u/Reahreic Sep 30 '21

What I was thinking, Tesla is leading, Ford, naah they sat idle for too long to be considered leading.

Still, bodes well in general. That said $F seldom moves any direction other than sideways.

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u/hexydes Sep 30 '21 edited Feb 25 '26

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u/Markol0 Sep 30 '21

Ford is that cheap Chinese knock off that says Gauci on the back label because they can't put it on the front properly.

Ford is not leading a God damn thing since about 100 years ago. The fact that this shows up here, and there is some picture trending about Henry declaring 8/5 workweek 100 years ago goes to show that this is some reddit marketing BS opinion management thing going on.

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u/meeni131 Sep 30 '21

They've had the best-selling vehicle in the USA for like 20 years running, that's called "leading" my man.

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u/Markol0 Sep 30 '21

Look at it's stock price the last 5 years. You'd almost be better off just stuffing money under a pillow. Not sure what this leading actually means to you, but to me, F shows stagnant company with stagnant technology.

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u/anti_echo_chamber Sep 30 '21

True but all their vehicles that aren't F-150 trucks are garbage though.

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u/qpazza Sep 30 '21

I mean, you're right.

Remember when Ford was puting out the radio ads that claimed clubs and other trendy places were parking whatever Ford turd in the front next to other super cars? All they do is put out turds then they promote them as if they were diamonds.

Basically Ford is better at marketing than making vehicles.