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

Set Aside Growth and Anti-Trust Worries, and Buy Google Stock

By Wayne Duggan, InvestorPlace Contributor

GOOGL stock had a positive initial reaction to Q2 earnings. However, a closer look at the underlying Google stock sentiment drivers suggests the quarter may have been even better than the headline numbers suggest.

How To Play Tesla Stock Following Earnings

By Wayne Duggan, InvestorPlace Contributor

TSLA stock has tanked following a disappointing second-quarter earnings report. However, investors considering buying the stock on the dip should be aware that Tesla will likely soon be forced to cut its full-year delivery guidance.

iPhone Loyalty Trends Are Bad News for Apple Stock

By Wayne Duggan, InvestorPlace Contributor

AAPL stock doesn't need iPhone unit sales growth to thrive. However, a meaningful decline in its existing iPhone customer base could be a real problem for Apple stock owners.

Aurora Cannabis Stock Has a Cash Burn Problem

By Wayne Duggan, InvestorPlace Contributor

ACB stock has come down to earth now that analysts are taking a closer look at the company's balance sheet. If Nelson Peltz doesn't find Aurora a partner soon, Aurora stock may find itself in a capital crunch.

AMZN and MSFT Are the Last Left Standing in the Battle for the JEDI Contract

By Wayne Duggan, InvestorPlace Contributor

The $10 billion JEDI U.S. government cloud contract may not seem like a big deal to Amazon stock investors. However, it could be a major blow if Microsoft steals JEDI from Amazon.

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