Ford faces margin pressure in its Pro segment and EV gains driven by easy comps, casting doubt on its dividend sustainability ...

given the increasing threat of a recession in 2020. Analysts knew early in the game that a long list of companies, including Ford, are already paying out as much in dividends or more than they ...

Even dividend king Altria has a lower figure ... this is an existential threat.” Ford has terrible labor union problems. Its deal with the UAW is expected to cost $8.8 billion annually between ...

The Wall Street Journal says Ford Motor Co. (NYSE: F) will cut its dividend. The paper’s view ... are an “existential threat.” The only barrier between China’s EV competition in the ...

While Ford's earnings are prone to swings in the economy, investors should maintain an eye on free cash flow for sudden threats to dividend sustainability. Analyst’s Disclosure: I am/we are long F.

In addition, it has struggled to generate meaningful earnings overseas. That said, for income investors, Ford's 6% dividend yield is enticing, but is it safe from being cut amid all of Ford's ...

Over the past four quarters, Ford (F) shareholders have collected $0.60 in regular dividends plus a $0.65 special dividend. That seems generous for a stock that costs only $12. Is it time to snap ...

Will Ford dividends drive higher ... Indeed, one of the biggest threats to Ford comes in part from its own success. As sales have grown, suppliers have suddenly found themselves straining to ...

Rather, as we've seen, Ford's stock price has been under pressure for reasons that are mostly outside its control, but not threats to its business anytime soon. That's why it has a high dividend ...

Unless a major crisis arises, I expect Ford to hold that level and pay a total of $0.60 per share in regular dividends again in 2025. But that might not be all that shareholders can expect. In ...