Stocks to sell

As of this writing, Lucid Group (NASDAQ:LCID) is rallying higher, but this latest Lucid stock rally has nothing to do with anything company-specific. Shares are moving higher because of positive news for a key competitor in the space. We’re talking about Volkswagen’s (OTCMKTS:VWAGY) plans to invest up to $5 billion into Rivian Automotive (NASDAQ:RIVN), as

The iPhone-maker Apple has demonstrated uneven performance in 2024. At one point in April, the company’s share price had dipped more than 14% for the year. Fortunately, Apple stock has started to recover. Long-term holders shouldn’t be surprised, considering the recovery coincided with Apple’s WWDC. Apple’s relatively new partnership with ChatGPT creator OpenAI did not

Chinese EV manufacturer Nio (NYSE:NIO) has certainly been on a downtrend over the past year. On a year-to-date basis alone, NIO stock has lost nearly 50% of its value, making this among the worst-performing EV stocks most investors are watching closely right now. Of course, there are a range of reasons this is the case.

GameStop (NYSE:GME) stock is fading. Shares of the video game retailer have lost almost two-thirds of the value gained after the recent run-up caused by Roaring Kitty’s return to social media. Despite Keith Gill’s belief in the company and significant ownership, investors question the timing of buying GameStop stock. Despite the video game retailer sitting

Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) stock has taken the NASDAQ down a peg recently. Investors are asking why. This has not made the stock cheap. Even at its recent price of $118 per share, Nvidia had a market cap of $2.9 trillion. That’s based on analyst estimates of $120 billion in sales for this year, and $140 billion

With Tesla’s (NASDAQ:TSLA) electric vehicles rapidly losing market share in both the U.S. and China, the automaker’s near- to medium-term outlook is fairly dismal. What’s more, the valuation of Tesla stock remains quite elevated, while the company’s second-quarter deliveries are widely expected to come in well below the Street’s official average estimates. In light of

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

Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) is a company that’s seen incredible growth since its IPO and is a stock many investors still stand behind. That makes sense, given the degree to which TSLA stock has outpaced the Nasdaq and most indexes over the long-term. However, at its current valuation, investors are starting to question the company’s fundamentals and

The electric vehicle industry has been struggling, and it is easy to argue that most EV stocks are worth selling at this point. Rate cuts are unlikely to be fast enough, barring a recession, which would be even worse for EVs. With that in mind, it makes sense to look for EV stocks to sell

Over the past few months, Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) has been rangebound, with Intel stock hovering around $30 per share price level. However, the chipmaker’s recovery is uncertain. Intel has promising potential catalysts. Intel is expanding its manufacturing infrastructure to become a major chip foundry for its own chips and third-party designers. Still, as has been the

AMC Entertainment (NYSE:AMC) has certainly seen its fair share of upside during recent meme stock rallies. In fact, during this year’s recent surge, AMC stock soared as speculators piled into this beaten-down name. Much of this activity was tied to fellow meme stock GameStop (NYSE:GME), and the re-entrance of Keith Gill and retail investors into

It doesn’t seem Faraday Future Intelligent Electric (NASDAQ:FFIE) has long for this world. Faraday Future stock is down to 35 cents, revenue remains negligible and losses extend for as far as the eye can see. Yet the luxury electric vehicle maker may have plans in store to become something other than an auto manufacturer. This

Down 6% on the year, Salesforce (NYSE:CRM) remains a troubled stock that investors should avoid for the time being. With demand for cloud computing soaring, one might assume that Salesforce stock would be marching higher. But poor earnings and downbeat guidance have sunk CRM stock and led it to underperform the broader market. Salesforce stockholders

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

Which stocks should investors sell this summer? This question can be connected to a classic Wall Street phrase — “sell in May and go away” — which suggests that getting out of the market in May and returning in November is a good strategy for investors. Of course, buying and selling the market based on

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

Every day Wall Street makes stock price predictions, issuing upgrades and downgrades of their prospects for the next year. Do analysts even know what they are talking about? They should. Although securities regulations have leveled the playing field to ensure all material information is released to the public at the same time and not just

Today’s market environment has led to the emergence of many overvalued stocks, with major indices reaching new highs almost weekly. In such high-spirited times, investors often ignore fundamental principles and become susceptible to hype trains that promise quick wealth from rapidly rising stock prices. The temptation is particularly strong in the current bullish market, as

The market cap of Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) left rationality behind long ago. That’s not necessarily a bad thing for investors. Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) has a ridiculous market cap but I still own some. Not as much as before, but some. Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) was ridiculous at 10 times revenue, but it was a good buy nonetheless. I won’t