While Wall Street watches Tesla, one auto stock is staging a quiet breakout $TSLA $F (via TradingNation)
is taking off this month, posting its first weekly back-to-back gains of 2019, and reversing course after a sharp downturn earlier this year.is making a quieter breakout. The stock is up 36% this year, its best since 2010."It's already setting up quite nicely.
The U.S. trade battle with China and Mexico has buffeted the auto industry, including Ford, a headwind Chantico Global CEO"Look at a lot of the volatility around Ford that has definitely been tariff related and I think that's certainly created suppressive effect to the price," Sanchez said during the same segment.
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