Stocks to sell

Plug Power (NASDAQ:PLUG) stock is a dicey proposition. The company has never made a profit. In 25 years of business, the hydrogen fuel cell maker has failed to make any money whatsoever for itself, let alone for investors.  No matter how much cash has been pumped into the business, Plug Power has failed to generate

While it is true that technology stocks are leading the market higher, not every tech stock is a winner. As the Nasdaq index continues to hit record highs, many of its components are slumping badly and underperforming. The reality is that for every winner like Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) stock, there are dozens of losers dragging down

Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) is still in the red for 2024, but don’t think now’s the time to scoop up Tesla stock, ahead of a possible further recovery during the back half 2024. The current investor excitement about the EV maker’s shares may not last. Demand and profitability issues persist. These factors may become a key focus

Smart money is looking for the exit as market conditions become increasingly shaky and, more often than not, they’re looking at tech stocks to sell more than any other segment or sector. June’s net tech stock sales are about to hit their highest monthly level since 2017 as hedge funds and institutional investors begin looking

Considering selling AI stocks might raise eyebrows, but bear with me. AI has undoubtedly been the hottest investing trend over the past 12 months and will continue to play a critical role in driving markets. The S&P 500 jumped north of 25% last year and roughly 15% year-to-date (YTD). However, as the market cools, investors

Yesterday, a prominent automaker provided a much-needed catalyst for electric vehicle (EV) stocks. In an update that surprised most of the automotive community, Volkswagen (OTCMKTS:VWAGY) announced that it would be investing up to $5 billion in Rivian (NASDAQ:RIVN) over time, and the entire sector took notice. Many EV stocks enjoyed a boost as Rivian shares

Investors are certainly finding no shortage of stock darlings in which to invest right now. However, the list of such hyper-growth stocks has changed quite a bit in recent years. In other words, the stock darlings of 2020 and 2021 are not necessarily today’s winners. The three companies on this list of stock darlings to

Amid market uncertainty, many investors may be looking to diversify away from some of the top market winners. Instead, they want to start looking at more defensive names. Some of the biggest tech stocks have continued to rally and drive the market to new all-time highs. But, we’re already seeing signs cracks are forming among

At this point, I don’t see any good reasons to buy or even hold GameStop (NYSE:GME) stock. Fundamentally, the company’s business is contracting and its business model is broken while its CEO, Ryan Cohen, does not seem to have a viable plan to turn the company around. Also importantly, the valuation of GameStop stock is

In the stock market, knowing when and what stocks to sell is as critical as identifying when and what to buy. Once hopeful contenders in automobile manufacturing, passenger ground transportation and electrical components industries, these companies now face daunting financial hurdles that could spell trouble. Understanding why these stocks are ripe for divestment requires a

The see-sawing shares of Rivian Automotive (NASDAQ:RIVN) — an upstart electric-vehicle (EV) manufacturer — have essentially come full circle. In late February of this year, Rivian stock was trading hands at just over $10. An initial dead-cat bounce failed, leading to single-digit pricing. But soon enough, the speculative bulls latched onto the relatively discounted deal

Chipotle Mexican Grill (NYSE:CMG) is a fast-casual restaurant chain that’s known for serving up big burritos. In the financial markets, however, some investors aren’t particularly interested in what Chipotle actually does. They might get trapped in a bad trade because of their obsession with the upcoming Chipotle stock split. It’s stock-split season, apparently, as Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA)

The technology sector is driving the stock market higher in 2024. Stocks like Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) and Microstrategy (NASDAQ:MSTR) are helping the sector to outpace the gains of the market as a whole by better than two-to-one. Yet as the market indices continue to notch new all-time highs, some market darlings don’t deserve the support they’ve

Rivian (NASDAQ:RIVN) has lost 54% of its value in 2024. There are increasing concerns it can’t survive. Rivian stock is now worth just a little over twice its 2023 sales, or $10.7 billion. That’s still better than Ford Motor (NYSE:F) or General Motors (NYSE:GM), now trading at less than one-third their annual sales. Ford and

Certain stocks have seen big moves higher this year. Some of those stocks have risen based on better-than-expected financial results. However, a fair number have increased based on hype surrounding hot corners of the market such as artificial intelligence (AI) and cryptocurrencies. It’s become a running joke that executives are not allowed to hold an

Investing in Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) is great if you’re in search of dividends. Moreover, numerous REITs have shed value since the turn of the year, suggesting a buying opportunity has emerged. All sounds good, doesn’t it? Not so fast. I urge investors to reconsider before committing capital to certain REITs to sell, as

The stock market is going straight up. The longer the rally goes on, the more confident traders tend to become. In this environment, almost anything seems possible. The good times will keep rolling, and everything will turn out well in the end. However, the market can pull the rug out from under folks just when

The market continues to hit record highs and macroeconomic reports suggest that the economy is finally healing from high inflation. This all adds up to make one of the most ferocious bull markets in recent memory. However, there are always exceptions to the norm– in this article, we cover three companies that are currently experiencing

With the stock market in red-hot form, it’s time to consider offloading some overvalued stocks. The U.S. stock market picked up from where it left off last year, wrapping up a robust first-quarter (Q1), fueled by economic optimism and anticipated interest rate cuts. As the saying goes, not all that glitters is gold.  Many stocks

Many stocks fail to deliver on investor promises every year, and this year is no different. Many analysts attribute the poor performance of certain stocks to the worsening economic situation, but reports of international disputes have also contributed to it. With market pressures and geopolitical conflicts at an all-time high, analysts have advised investors to