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

Tesla Stock: As Unsustainable as Its Free Supercharging

By Wayne Duggan, InvestorPlace Contributor

Tesla is bringing back free supercharging for life for all Model X and Model S buyers. The decision is an indication of how desperate the company is for sales, and it's bad news for TSLA stock.

3 Reasons to Avoid Netflix Stock

By Wayne Duggan, InvestorPlace Contributor

NFLX stock has been one of the biggest long-term success stories on Wall Street over the past decade. However, inconsistent numbers, serious competition from Disney and an extremely expensive stock create too many risks in the near-term.

Cronos and Aphria Stock Shift Marijuana Investing Sentiment

By Wayne Duggan, InvestorPlace Contributor

Marijuana stock investor have been dealing with negative investor sentiment for several months now. However, a new Cronos CBD deal and a huge positive reaction to Aphria earnings may have turned the tide.

These Are the 4 Reasons HEXO Stock Is Tanking Right Now

By Wayne Duggan, InvestorPlace Contributor

HEXO stock has taken a big hit in the past three months along with the rest of the cannabis stock group. Factors such as aggressive guidance, cannabis pricing pressures and new Canadian regulations have weighed on enthusiasm for Hexo.

Beyond Meat Stock Is in for Another Couple of Brutal Months

By Wayne Duggan, InvestorPlace Contributor

Beyond Meat took some heat for its secondary offering this week. However, there's nothing the company could have done that would have kept BYND stock afloat.

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