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It's hard to believe that just 13 months ago this week, shares of Ford (F) nearly broke the buck. Today, the company is trading above $10 per share for the first time in over four years, and it's the envy of all other American car makers (or what's left of them). Amazingly, Ford (F) is one S&P 500 company that is actually higher today than it was when the S&P 500 peaked in October 2007.
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