Bank of America Corporation (NYSE: BAC) shares dropped to 12.78 points by -0.24 (-1.84%) due to investors’ waning confidence in the banking sector.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average is unable to reach 10,271.21 points. Dow index lost -144.33 points (-1.39%) following the results of the U.S. stock market trading yesterday. Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F) falls to 11.78 points (-0.93%) at the pe-market trading. Investors flee stock exchanges crawling into the commodity markets.
Google Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOG) is close to 469.90 points, losing -12.25 (-2.54%). Google’s rival – Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) – fell to 249.28 points, down -3.79 (-1.50%) in the middle of the trading. Bulls have lost hope.
Ford Motor Co. (NYSE: F) began trading deeply in the red zone. Bears sell Ford shares since the beginning of trades. Ford Motor Co. dropped to 12.05 points, losing -0.15 (-1.27%).
The Dow Jones Industrial Average will start trading in the green zone. The Open Knowledge analysts see the growth prospects of the following companies: General Electric (NYSE: GE), Ford Motor Co. (NYSE: F) and Bank of America Corporation (NYSE: BAC).
The Dow Jones Industrial Average remains in the red zone, having lost around 0.18%. The Open Knowledge analysts believe that the Dow index will avoid collapse solely due to the banking sector.
Alcoa Inc. (NYSE: AA) shares helped The Dow Jones Industrial Average to rise higher in the first half of the trading session. Alcoa Inc. rises to 10.95 points, gaining +0.35 (3.35%).
U.S. Pre-market began in the red zone today. Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F) was 12.92, losing -1.00% in late trading yesterday. US Pre-market gives hope bears: Ford shares lose -0.27 (-2.09%), decreasing to a mark 12.65 today.
Ford Motor Company (Public, NYSE: F) up 12.72 points, gaining +0.63 (5.21%) to bidding the U.S. stock market Friday. Net profit of the second-largest auto concern in the U.S. Ford Motor Co. in the first half of this year totaled 4.68 billion dollars in 5,61 times more net profit for the same period last year, amounting to 834 million dollars.
U.S. stock market took the good news from Ford Motor Co. with awe and joy. Bulls raced to push bears closer to the exit. Ford was pleased even European markets.