Stocks to sell

Some stocks enjoyed incredible runs during this year’s first quarter. Fueled by hype and speculation and the fear of missing out, a handful of stocks saw their share price more than double, even triple, between January and the end of March. The incredible gains made some investors very wealthy in a short period of time.

Could Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) get kicked out of the elite “Magnificent Seven” club this year? Apple is no longer a market darling. We’ve assigned a “D” grade to Apple stock due to company problems. Apple is a reputable brand that has delivered shareholder value. AAPL stock has been underperforming in 2024 compared to other “Mag-7” stocks. Apple’s current

Investors who added Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) positions in early 2024 likely face disappointment, with many hoping for a potential rebound. Formerly the world’s largest EV maker, there are clear catalysts with this company that support the incredibly high valuation of Tesla stock. That said, there are reasons why this stock remains depressed. Investors are increasingly viewing

With slowing demand due to elevated interest rates, the mining sectors have probably been some of the most hit. Despite lithium carbonate prices having risen more than 11% on a year-to-date perspective — likely due to a strengthening market in China — lithium carbonate prices have fallen more than 53% over the past twelve months. Other precious

The electric vehicle sector continues to face a litany of issues. Demand dynamics are not what they once were and EV stocks have cratered — along with lithium prices — as a result.  One of the bigger issues is that electric vehicles also face a number of quality control issues. That may come as a

China is a conundrum. With 900 million people, the country is the world’s biggest consumer market and United States companies love tapping into it. Whether it’s a new expansion opportunity or just a way to stave off slowing growth in more mature and saturated markets, companies eagerly do business there. Yet it’s problematic, too. Just

In navigating the tumultuous electric vehicle (EV) market, consider EV stocks to sell in April. 2023 was a challenging year for the EV sector, plagued by waning demand, reduced government incentives and a complicated macro-environment. Though the potential for long-term growth remains for a few, the gloomy short-term outlook suggests a strategic portfolio adjustment might

If you’re after a list of information technology (IT) stocks short sellers are targeting, then one should study this article carefully. IT stocks have been facing some headwinds recently, with valuations that appeared stretched even as the broader markets have been volatile. This combination of lofty valuations and market turbulence has made holding many IT

Investors are getting excited about the energy sector. The price of crude oil has topped $86 per barrel once again and is now at its highest level in months. Geopolitical uncertainty has played into the move. With the conflict in the Middle East and the ongoing problems with Russia, investors are pricing potential supply constraints

Crude oil prices have been on fire this year with OPEC’s production cuts and the anticipation of interest rate pullbacks. Amidst the bullishness, though, it’s important to be circumspect, which should have investors considering energy stocks to sell in April. Building a balanced and diversified portfolio is imperative in capitalizing on the market’s current momentum.

Sometimes, the way forward is simply to take your losses and move on. There may have been a time when electric vehicle manufacturer Fisker (OTCMKTS:FSRN) was a promising business. However, that time is in the rear-view mirror, and investors can now bid a not-so-fond farewell to Fisker stock. Lackluster demand for EVs means that investors

Banking crises may seem catastrophic when they hit the news cycle but they have become common in the 21st Century. As significant disruptions to the financial system, these failures are characterized by a loss of banking confidence and decreasing earnings. If left unchecked, these events can have severe consequences for the broader economy and retail

Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) CEO Jensen Huang is the business equivalent of Caitlin Clark. By that I mean the performance of Nvidia stock in 2024 has made him a legend. His $79.4 billion fortune makes him the 18th richest person in the world. That wealth is up four-fold in a year. Huang’s every public utterance is picked

In 2023, consumer staples stocks were down a collective 6.5%, vastly underperforming the broader market. That has made investors bullish about the sector in 2024. As the story typically goes, a sector that underperforms one year often outperforms the next year. However, short interest creates a plot twist that may keep this sector down. At

Finding the possible painful investment in the turbulent current market is essential to protecting the financial future. Investors should pay close attention to these three stocks because of their weaknesses. Even though every firm works in a different industry, they face the same difficulties in an unpredictable economy. This has all resulted in several stocks

Stocks may already be off to a rough start this month, but it’s not too late to consider getting out of the tech stocks to sell in April. The reasons for this are twofold. First, the market could continue to change direction. Now that there’s greater uncertainty about when the Federal Reserve will begin lowering

Barron’s published an article on March 25 entitled “GameStop Stock Is Having Its Best Day Since Last Year. Earnings Are Tuesday.” As is evident from the headline, the article discusses GameStop’s (NYSE:GME) runup before its Q4 2023 earnings release. Like a lot of overrated stocks to sell, the hype didn’t match the reality.  “Shares of

Investors load up on growth stocks in hopes of outperforming popular stock market benchmarks like the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100. It’s possible to outshine these indices, but some growth stocks lose their charm.  A corporation that previously reported superb financial growth can see its growth rates wither. If that happens, shareholder value can quickly get decimated.

Identifying opportunities and risks within the ever-evolving stock market landscape is crucial for investors aiming to make informed decisions. This research examines three well-known tech stocks and finds strong arguments for selling them before the next market correction. Let’s start with the first one. It’s a massive social media platform with great user engagement stats,

The Nasdaq is absolutely on fire. The broad macroeconomic picture has been about as good as it could get for growth stocks. The economy is not too hot and it’s not too cold. Inflation is coming down, and the Federal Reserve may be set for interest rate cuts later this year, even as asset prices