Wayne Duggan

Wayne Duggan

InvestorPlace Contributor

Wayne Duggan was born and raised in a small town in rural Alabama and earned his BS degree from MIT in Brain & Cognitive Sciences in 2006. Aside from his blog “Trading Common Sense,” Duggan has written stock analysis articles for Motley Fool and Seeking Alpha, and he currently works as a financial writer for Benzinga. His articles have been linked by CNN Money, Yahoo Finance, USA Today, and other leading financial news sites. In addition, Duggan is the author of the book “Beating Wall Street With Common Sense.”

Recent Articles

Lyft Stock: From Bad to Worse

By Wayne Duggan, InvestorPlace Contributor

California's legislation will potentially make business much more expensive for LYFT. But that's just one of many reasons to avoid LYFT stock.

Hold Your Nose and Buy Canopy Growth Stock

By Wayne Duggan, InvestorPlace Contributor

CGC stock has continued to slide since a Bank of America downgrade in late September. But even the analyst that downgraded the stock admits the long-term outlook for Canopy is bullish.

How to Play Tesla Stock Following Elon Musk’s Q3 Delivery Miss

By Wayne Duggan, InvestorPlace Contributor

TSLA stock once again traded lower after managing to turn a record quarterly delivery number into a disappointment for the market. Tesla's biggest problem remains unrealistic market expectations.

Trump Provides Another BABA Stock Buying Opportunity

By Wayne Duggan, InvestorPlace Contributor

BABA stock has sold off hard following reports that the White House is considering delisting Chinese stocks and banning U.S. investment in China. These headlines are a bluff at best, and the dip in Alibaba is a buying opportunity.

At This Point, NIO Stock Isn’t Much More Than a Lottery Ticket Buy

By Wayne Duggan, InvestorPlace Contributor

Nio's business is deteriorating, its losses are mounting, its cash is running low and its competitors are coming. NIO stock still has tremendous long-term upside, but only if the company gets its act together quickly.

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