Ford’s Stock Pulls Back, but Here’s Why Bulls May Soon Regain Control

Ford’s Stock Pulls Back, but Here’s Why Bulls May Soon Regain Control
A Ford logo is pictured at the 2019 Frankfurt Motor Show (IAA) in Frankfurt, Germany. Wolfgang Rattay/Retures
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Ford Motor Co. shares retreated over 7 percent by Wednesday afternoon as the stock took aim at a lower gap between $21.88 and $22.42 left behind on Jan. 4 when shares shot up almost 12 percent higher from the previous day’s closing price.

If the stock falls to fill the gap and prints a reversal signal near a support level at $21.69, it could provide a solid entry point for investors waiting to take a long position over 2022 as the legacy automaker continues to ramp up its electric vehicle production.