Stocks to sell

While the term “Internet of Things” (IoT) may not sound very technical, it refers to a technological sector focused on interconnectivity between electronic devices and the data they generate. Examples of this include smart home appliances, like remote-controlled lighting, smart fridges and even devices like Amazon’s (NASDAQ:AMZN) Alexa. The purpose of devices like these is
Following the French election results, French stocks have seen dramatic shifts in response to the electoral outcomes. Leading up to the first round, French stocks underwent notable volatility as fears mounted over potentially expansive spending under either a far-right or far-left majority, posing risks to the country’s already fragile fiscal stability. In any case, the
The S&P 500 has gained over 17% year-to-date (YTD), and it is turning out to be another great year for investors. However, amidst all the good news, some huge disappointments have surfaced for investors. These three stocks have been disastrous for their holders. Their value has fallen by double digits, and they show no signs
In today’s adverse market conditions, understanding when to sell stocks is as crucial as knowing when to invest. The focus here is on three companies that should be considered for potential divestment. Each of these companies faces unique challenges that signal potential trouble for investors. Indeed, these companies have fundamental weaknesses. For instance, despite promising
Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) stock might be rallying, but electric vehicle maker still looks like a bad long-term investment idea. A fuse has been lit underneath Tesla stock. Since July 1, the company’s share price has risen 27%, erasing its previous losses on the year. Trading above $250 per share, TSLA stock appears to have momentum behind