Stocks to Sell

Stocks can plunge for any number of reasons — investors may need to raise cash for large milestone purchases, or algorithms could be triggered by stop losses which create massive selloffs. Whatever the case, InvestorPlace’s journalists weed out the markets’ losers, keeping you informed of which stocks to cash out of before they come crashing down.

Pandemic-darling Peloton Stock Is Too Unpredictable and Expensive

With Peloton facing many tough hurdles and PTON stock still trading at a very high valuation, the shares are not appealing at this point.

Avoid Zoom as It Grapples With Reopening, Tough Competitors

With Zoom facing tough competition and the pandemic greatly easing, ZM stock remains too expensive at this point.

The Story’s Not Changing Anytime Soon for Clover Stock

As fixing its profitability problem remains a work-in-progress, and as a market downturn will likely send it plummeting once more, avoiding CLOV stock is still your best move.

ContextLogic Works On Borrowed Time as It Can’t Seem To Turn a Profit

If you’re expecting the next e-commerce giant, WISH stock isn't it. ContextLogic can't turn a profit and the shares have languished since the December IPO.

AMC Stock Is Due for a Tumble Back to Reality as the Pandemic Ends

Among the obstacles facing AMC stock are the power of the streaming services and the erosion of the meme-stock investors.

Camber Energy Is a Dwindling Light in a Dark Room

Highly speculative Camber Energy stock is likely to fall without further info. CEI stock has a new accountant, no recent financials, no indication when its Viking Energy merger will close and no ROI analysis on the ESG deal.

Globalstar Is Coming Off a Speculative Peak With No Profits In Sight

Globalstar stock is coming off a speculative peak with no profits in sight. GSAT stock could tread water for a while until investors can see that its subscriber base and revenue are growing again.

The Recent Pullback in AMC Entertainment Stock Is Just the Start

Once its meme bubble bursts, AMC stock will fall toward its underlying value (likely a price in the single-digits). With this in mind, avoid it at all costs.

7 Chinese Stocks to Sell Before the Next ‘Lehman Brothers’ Event

With the China Evergrande crisis imposing a dark cloud on the nation’s commercial paper, it’s time to trim Chinese stocks.

Ocugen Still Lacks a Path to U.S. Profits

Ocugen still lacks a proper catalyst and nothing has changed for it. As a result, investors should avoid OCGN stock.

Plug Power Can Fall 50% More as Losses Continue

Plug Power continues to report nothing but losses. PLUG stock is likely to fall to $13.53 given its bigger losses with higher revenue.

Lordstown Motors: Get Off This Ride While You Still Can

It seems increasingly unlikely that Lordstown will be the next big thing in electric vehicles. As such, RIDE stock is hard to get on board with.

Sinking Greenidge Generation Stock Makes No Sense After Support.com Tie-Up

GREE stock already proved its merger was underpinned by a flawed premise. Avoid it all all costs if there was any doubt remaining.

Vinco Ventures Stock Won’t Shake Its Meme Volatility Any Time Soon

BBIG Stock needs to show that its ventures can generate long term cash flows for its investors

There’s Zero Logic Behind Investing in ContextLogic

WISH stock isn't turning out to be a great ecommerce play following a disastrous IPO and weak earnings more recently.

It’s Time To Bet Against More Gains In DraftKings Stock

DKNG stock is overpriced. DraftKings has strong revenue growth, but its net losses are growing. Betting on further gains is too risky here.

SoFi Technologies Is Disruptive, But It’s Far From Dominant

SoFi Technologies could become the next big thing in fintech. However, SOFI stock may be a little ahead of itself in terms of valuation.

Cloudflare Is a Great Company But Comes at a High Price

Cloudflare is a great company, its market niche is growing fast, but 65x revenue is too rich for new investors in NET stock.

Greenidge Generation Stock Is a Risky Play That Just Doesn’t Pass the Smell Test

Greenidge Generation Holdings lost 58% of its value Sep. 15, the first day of trading for GREE stock. It’s lost 41% in the six days since.