Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F) and Hewlett-Packard Company (NYSE:HPQ) both traded up in last session, breaking their four-day falling streak. Both companies were included in the list of stocks with largest outflow of money which means investors’ utilized opportunity of selling stock on strength before it gets too late or price reverse.
Ford’s stock emerged weak after the auto giant agreed to sell one of its two remaining auto-parts plants, moving it one step closer to completing its global restructuring plan. Ventra Sandusky LLC, which is a member of the auto-parts maker Flex-N-Gate Group, was the purchasing party which acquired an automotive lighting unit as well as a plant in Sandusky, Ohio, while acquiring operations of a lighting-parts service business in Bellevue, Ohio.
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