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Ford Motor Company (F)

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12.36-0.07 (-0.56%)
As of 02:39PM EDT. Market open.
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Previous close12.43
Open12.52
Bid12.30 x 36200
Ask12.31 x 21500
Day's range12.25 - 12.53
52-week range10.90 - 15.42
Volume28,481,269
Avg. volume50,045,796
Market cap49.468B
Beta (5Y monthly)1.63
PE ratio (TTM)12.12
EPS (TTM)1.02
Earnings date24 Oct 2023 - 30 Oct 2023
Forward dividend & yield0.60 (4.83%)
Ex-dividend date24 Jul 2023
1y target est13.82
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