Stock Update (NYSE:F): Ford Donates Customized Transit Van to Support The Salvation Army’s Disaster Relief Efforts

[Business Wire] – Ford Motor Company is helping The Salvation Army better respond to emergencies in Southeast Michigan with a customized Ford Transit van. Read more on this. Ford Motor Co. (F) , with a current market cap of $51.49B, began trading this morning at $13.10. Looking at today’s trading action, the company’s one day range from $12.85 to $13.12 with a trailing 52-week range being $10.44 to $16.10. F shares are currently priced at 6.68x this year’s forecasted earnings, which makes them relatively inexpensive compared to the industry’s 14.90x earnings multiple. And for dividend hunters, the company pays shareholders $0.60 per share annually in dividends, yielding 4.74%. According to a consensus of 15 analysts, the earnings estimate of $0.47 per share would be $0.24 better than the year-ago quarter and a $0.03 sequential increase. In looking at the bigger picture, the full-year EPS estimate of $1.96 would be a $0.03 better when compared to the previous year’s annual results. The quarterly earnings estimate is based on a consensus revenue forecast of the current quarter of $35.69 Billion. If realized, that would be a 12.23% increase over the year-ago quarter. More recently, Credit Suisse downgraded F from Neutral to Underperform (Feb 24, 2016). Previously, Buckingham Research upgraded F from Neutral to Buy. When considering if perhaps the stock is under or overvalued, the average price target is $15.59, which is 19.01% above where the stock opened this morning. See more in (NYSE:F) Similar Articles: Stock Update: Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F) – Ford Fund Donates $100,000 to Gleaners Food Bank to Buy Baby Formula and Diapers, Helping Thousands in Need Market Update (NYSE:F): Ford New Vehicle Sales in Europe Rise 18% in February, Gains Share on Strong SUV, Transit and Large Car Sales Market Update: Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F) – Ford Brand SUVs Post Strongest Start since 2004; Ford Vans Have Best Start in 31 Years, Thanks to New Transit