Stocks to sell

Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) stock has done a 180. The market by-and-large remains bullish as shares have held onto the lion’s share of their gains from recent months. Tesla zoomed back higher during April and May, thanks to progress rolling out its full self driving technology in China and updates about the robotaxi and lower priced model

Palantir Technologies (NYSE:PLTR) is a bona fide AI growth story, and Palantir stock is an AI play with substance, not just one built upon hype. As seen with recent results, the enterprise software company is firing on all cylinders, capitalizing on the rise adoption of generative artificial intelligence. For now, this strong growth story is

After weeks of teasing and hype on social media, retail investor Keith Gill, aka “Roaring Kitty,” held a livestream event on YouTube to discuss GameStop stock (NYSE:GME). The result? GME shares plunged 40%. The steep drop in GameStop’s share price is the latest example of how this overhyped meme stock continues to burn investors. It

Embattled EV player Faraday Future (NASDAQ:FFIE) is in the news following a brief surge in its stock price during the recent meme stock frenzy. However, FFIE stock is now back in familiar territory, eroding shareholder value with potential bankruptcy looming. It has just $3 million in unrestricted cash, prompting its management to withdraw production target guidance

The Dow Jones Industrial Average, or Dow 30, is an index comprised of 30 leading blue-chip stocks. Taken together, the 30 stocks that comprise the Dow index are meant to provide a snapshot of the health of the U.S. economy. While that might be true, it doesn’t mean all the stocks in the Dow Jones

Admittedly, bailing on over-hyped stocks to sell can seem like a regretful move in the near-term. Flying in the face of the Wall Street adage “let your winners run,” it’s common to feel regretful when you sell said hot stocks, only to see them get even hotter and head higher. Yet, while it may at

The Oracle of Omaha is by far the most well-known long-term investor we have alive today, and if you are a newbie, looking into Warren Buffett stocks to sell is a good way to weed out the bad stocks from your portfolio. I believe Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE:BRK-A, NYSE:BRK-B) alone makes for a pretty good starter

We’ve got news to share about electric vehicle manufacturer Lucid Group (NASDAQ:LCID), and you might not like what you’ll hear about the company. Lucid’s management will try to spin the news positively, as expected. Lucid stock gets a failing “F” grade today. As a reminder, Lucid Group is far from profitable. The automaker incurred a $680.859 million net loss

After bottoming out two months back, Rivian Automotive (NASDAQ:RIVN) shares have been creeping back to higher prices. That’s not surprising. A new bull case for Rivian stock appears to be taking shape. At least, that’s the take-away, from both recent promising developments, and the proliferation of bullish arguments once again for the fledgling EV maker’s

Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) stock today is like no stock I have ever owned, even Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN). It can’t be going up this fast for this long, but it is. I remember debates like that and stubbornly bought Amazon at $300/share. I did the same some years later, picking up NVDA stock around $200. Two good decisions

The once-buoyant realm of augmented and virtual reality (AR/VR) is up against serious challenges as it aims to secure a foothold in the mainstream market. The lack of content and steep prices continue to impact broader adoption, prompting savvy investors to consider offloading virtual reality stocks to sell. According to a report from research firm

Semiconductors have become increasingly important over recent years. Outside of powering our smartphones, TVs, and laptops, these silicon-based devices are critical to a host of emerging technologies, including generative artificial intelligence (AI) and electric vehicles (EVs). Most people are already quite familiar with Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA), which maintains a clear stranglehold over the AI chip market

Finding the right stocks to sell is also vital in stock investing, like figuring out which ones to buy. Three stocks should be sold to protect portfolios against further declines. These businesses are excellent candidates for sale because of their severe financial weaknesses. Specifically, the companies here rely excessively on one-time earnings to sustain profitability,

In a market like this, you should identify stocks most likely to underperform as a way of protecting your portfolio. Some stocks have had poor performances in the past years but then they have some very significant challenges that can take their value into a slump. Deep, top-line declines and restructuring deceleration have weighed down

Thinking about travel stocks to sell may seem counterintuitive, with the summer season expected to heat things up for the travel industry. Despite the macroeconomic headwinds, analysts expect robust demand in the upcoming months. Additionally, travel companies have rebounded from the pandemic-led slowdown and are ready to spread their wings. However, recent insights from Deloitte

Trade tensions can take a major toll on China-based electric vehicle manufacturer Nio (NYSE:NIO). The last thing you need to do in 2024 is add problems to your portfolio, so we’re assigning Nio stock a “D” grade and not recommending it today. Nio is focusing on a specific type of EV-battery technology. The company isn’t hedging its bets,

Are you in the market for meme stocks and/or penny stocks? Perhaps MGO Global (NASDAQ:MGOL) caught your eye, as MGO Global is a tiny company that could grow much bigger. However, a moonshot seems improbable and MGO Global stock is too risky for sensible investors to buy and hold in 2024. Surely, it’s not a

As the latest round of “meme stock mania” enters the rearview mirror, the focus with AMC Entertainment (NYSE:AMC) is shifting back to the movie theater chain’s fundamentals. That does not bode well for the company, for its management, and for AMC stock investors. For the company and for management, and end to “meme mania” means

I have historically been very bearish on GameStop (NYSE:GME), mainly due to key fundamental factors. The company continues to see revenue deterioration and the ultimate impact of online competition should render its business model obsolete over the very long term. That is why there is so much short interest in this name. However, GME stock

Perhaps the most dominant narrative in stock market circles is the Federal Reserve’s potential moves to slash interest rates. However, recent comments from Fed officials suggest that we may have higher-for-longer interest rates, ruling out multiple cuts this year. Additionally, investors are digesting the Commerce Department’s revised, weaker-than-expected Q1 U.S. economic growth figures. With these