Pre-market trend | Ford Motor (F) surged over 13% on May 13, can the capital frenzy continue?

Yesterday, Ford Motor's stock price surged 13.18% to $13.57 at the close, finishing strongly near the day's high of $13.94, with an opening price of only $11.97, almost rising steadily from the start. The MACD on the daily chart formed a bullish signal above the zero line, indicating that the buying power is accelerating, and the momentum for confirming the short-term trend is quite strong. The trading volume was astonishing, with a single-day turnover reaching $2.86 billion and a volume exceeding 215 million shares, far surpassing recent average levels, indicating a "explosive level" of capital involvement. Overall, short-term bulls completely dominated the market rhythm, with rare buying intensity. On the news front, the current macro environment is quite complex. The U.S. April PPI data surged 1.4% month-on-month and rose 6% year-on-year, reaching a new high since 2022, significantly increasing inflationary pressure. For automakers, the rising costs of raw materials and energy pose potential pressures, but the market's interpretation of Ford's recent surge leans more towards short-term capital speculation. As a traditional automotive manufacturing giant, Ford continues to invest in its electrification transformation, and there has been high market attention on the production ramp-up and order situation of its electric models like the F-150 Lightning. Additionally, Tesla also rose 2.73% on the same day, showing clear signs of capital returning to the entire automotive sector, with industry prosperity expectations undergoing a phase of recovery