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Is It Too Late To Consider Ford (F) After Its 51% One Year Surge?

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  • Ford Motor currently scores 4 out of 6 on Simply Wall St's valuation checks

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  • Over 7 million investors trust Simply Wall St to stay informed about their stock portfolios

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  • Ford Motor is currently generating trailing twelve month free cash flow of approximately $9.83 billion

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  • Projected free cash flow for Ford Motor in 2028 is $7.74 billion, with additional estimates extending through 2035

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  • Ford Motor stock returned 11.4% over the past week, 18.2% over the past month, 11.9% year-to-date, and 51.2% over the past year

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  • Ford Motor's 3-year return is 49.1% and 5-year return is 38.6%

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  • Ford Motor is undervalued by 13.8% based on DCF analysis, with an estimated intrinsic value of $17.33 per share versus a market price of approximately $14.93

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  • There are 49 additional high quality undervalued stocks identified beyond Ford Motor

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  • The P/S ratio is a useful valuation metric for companies generating meaningful revenue, especially when earnings are volatile or distorted by one-off items

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Ford Motor Company · cash7.74 USD
Ford Motor Company · stock price14.93 USD
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