Ford Motor’s shares fell over 13% to a near six-month low on Thursday after the automaker missed second-quarter profit estimates, struggling with quality-related costs and intense competition in its EV business. This drop is disappointing for investors, who had seen Ford’s shares rise from $11.50 and approach resistance at $14.75 during a summer rally. The pullback confines the shares to a trading range that has persisted for nearly two years ($10.11-$14.74).