The stock market has fallen, but not nearly as much as people were expecting.

For the year to date, the S&P 500 has gained 5.6%.

But as you’ll see, it could be just 2.5% below its all-time high of 17,637.24.

The biggest losers, according to S&amps stock market analyst Robert Greenstein, are energy producers and metals companies, with the latter having fallen by 14.5%.

Here’s what you need to know about the 10 stocks in danger of falling in value.1.

Ford (NYSE: F)Ford is the biggest American automaker, but Ford has seen its stock price fall more than 25% over the past year.

And Ford is losing money.

The company reported a loss of $1.4 billion in the last quarter of 2017.

The S&ampere’s analysts predict the company will lose about $1 billion this year, and about $2 billion in 2019.

In other words, the company has $4.5 billion in debt.

It’s not a big problem, but it’s a serious problem.2.

General Motors (NYSE.GM)GM is another auto maker with a big market share.

But it’s losing money too.

GM’s loss was $1,542 million for the year, or a little over 1% of its annual revenue.

GM has about $14 trillion in assets, and it’s estimated to be profitable in 2021.

In addition, GM could be on track to spend $4 billion on debt this year.

In 2018, GM had $3.9 billion in cash and $2.3 billion in short-term investments.

That’s a lot of money for a company that has just one vehicle in production, a new vehicle that will be produced at least until 2027.3.

General Electric (NYSE.: GE)Like Ford, GE is losing cash.

Its annual profit was $4,814 million for 2017, or 1.5%, less than Ford.

The reason is that GE spent less on research and development and sales and marketing than its competitors.

But this doesn’t mean that GE’s stock is cheap.

The stock has risen about 30% over 2017, and there is plenty of room for growth.

In 2017, GE also had $2 trillion in cash.4.

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