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The loss ran through the accounting. The payout runs on cash.

Tesla has shed 15% in 2026 while the broader market climbs, yet one of Wall Street's most vocal analysts just doubled down on a target that implies the stock is nowhere near finished. The gap between his conviction and the crowd's skepticism comes down to a single question about execution.

Yahoo Finance's Josh Lipton takes a closer look at the top stories for investors to watch on Tuesday, Jul. 28, including the July consumer confidence reading and quarterly earnings from Ford (F), Visa (V), and Boeing (BA).

Investors brace for weaker profit, softer revenue and EV pressure

Ford and GM Stocks Rise After Jefferies Boosts Ratings and Price Targets

Ford wants to sell trucks to the U.S. Army. The news is just the latest example of Ford and GM trying to morph beyond cars.

Consumer stocks were higher late Monday afternoon, with the State Street Consumer Staples Select Sec

Automotive giant Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F) looks to keep momentum going when the company reports second-quarter financial results Tuesday after market close. Here are the earnings estimates, analyst ratings and key items to watch. Ford Q2 Earnings Estimates Analysts expect Ford to report second-quarter revenuer of $45.26 billion, down from $46.94 billion in last year’s second quarter, according to data from Benzinga Pro. The company has beaten analyst estimates for revenue in five straight qua

Ford wants to sell trucks to the U.S. Army. The news is just the latest example of Ford and GM trying to morph beyond cars.

Ford target goes to $17.50 and GM to $99 on easing legacy costs

Big Three automaker Ford reported its Q2 results after the close.

Big Three automaker Ford reported its Q2 results after the close.

Big Three automaker Ford is on deck to report second quarter results, with investors focused on whether management follows rival General Motors in lifting its full-year outlook, and on how deep the softness in electric-vehicle demand runs across the lineup.

Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F) and General Motors Company (NYSE:GM) have both been upgraded to ‘Buy’ by Jefferies analysts, who pointed to improving earnings prospects, stronger free cash flow generation and progress on several operational challenges. For Ford, Jefferies upgraded the stock ahead...

Ford Motor is chasing its biggest military contract since the Cold War. The automaker said Monday that it has joined the race to build the U.S. Army’s newest tactical truck, a pickup that would double on the battlefield as a stealthy power bank on wheels. The move, which has Ford pursuing the project alongside crosstown rival General Motors, comes as the Pentagon pushes automakers to put their manufacturing power toward modernizing and replenishing military hardware depleted by wars in the Middle East and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Jefferies upgraded Ford and General Motors as they moved past last year's electric vehicle losses. Ford stock rose about 1%, while General Motors advanced around 2.5%.

F, PCAR, OSK and ABG face mixed Q2 setups as softer volumes, tariffs and pricing pressures cloud their chances of beating estimates.

Chrysler-parent Stellantis however, got a cut. Over the weekend, Jefferies analyst Philippe Houchois upgraded shares of Ford and GM to Buy from Hold. Ford stock was up 2.4% at $14.72 in morning trading Monday.

Ford just issued recalls covering nearly a million vehicles, and while that spells trouble for its own shareholders, a handful of publicly traded dealer groups are quietly positioned to profit from every car that rolls into the service bay.

Investing.com -- Jefferies upgraded both Ford Motor and General Motors to Buy from Hold, arguing that improving U.S. auto market conditions, stronger capital allocation and easing legacy cost pressures position both automakers for higher earnings and cash generation over the next two years.

Earnings season kicks into high gear this week.

Earnings season kicks into high gear this week.

Earnings season kicks into high gear this week.

Earnings season kicks into high gear this week.

Wall Street analysts are reshuffling their bets ahead of the busiest earnings week of the quarter, and the moves span everything from legacy automakers to crypto miners to space launch companies. Find out which names just got upgraded, downgraded, or picked up for the first time.

Tesla investors endured the worst week for the stock since 2022, while a damning new report compared the Cybertruck to one of the most notorious failures in automotive history. The numbers behind that comparison are harder to dismiss than Elon Musk's defenders might hope.

Automotive manufacturer Ford (NYSE:F) will be reporting earnings this Tuesday after market hours. Here’s what investors should know.

Ford Motor stock has returned 39.4% over the past five years, yet its valuation signals now point in different directions, with the Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) intrinsic value estimate suggesting the shares trade at a premium while market multiples screen as relatively inexpensive. Over the past 5 years Ford Motor has delivered a 39.4% total return, which puts current holders in profit but raises the question of how much valuation support is left from here. The planned joint venture with...

Ford Motor Company recently announced it will form a Europe-focused manufacturing joint venture with Geely Automobile at Ford’s Valencia, Spain plant, aiming to build low- and zero-emission vehicles for both brands from 2028 while maintaining current Kuga production. This partnership effectively turns Valencia into a shared high-tech hub, pooling scale to target lower production costs and supporting Ford’s broader shift toward multi-energy and electric models in Europe. Now we’ll examine how...

Ford's revenue base remains larger, but Tesla's latest quarter shows a sharp rebound that narrows the gap.