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.

7 Popular China Stocks to Avoid Until Further Notice

While China stocks have performed well over the last several years, recent headwinds suggest caution is in order.

AMC Stock Faces a Day of Reckoning as Its Debt Load Multiplies

AMC has $11.05 billion in total debt. Could it pass a stress test? That’s an answer investors ought to get before buying AMC stock. 

Ocugen Likely Can’t Get a Boost From the FDA Until 2023

It would likely take until mid-2023 for the FDA to approve Covaxin. By that time, the shot could be obsolete. Sell OCGN stock.

Clover Health Hasn’t Lived Up to Its Billing as a Healthcare Disruptor

CLOV stock has no competitive moat at this point, as its software has failed to garner traction among healthcare providers.

It’s Holding Up Now, But Gamestop Stock Could Still Tumble

GME stock has been resilient compared to other Reddit plays, but don't take that to mean it's immune from future declines.

Without a Solid Business Plan, GameStop Isn’t Worth It

GME stock might be down from its earlier highs, but don't think of this as a discount; the company doesn't have a bright future.

Fisker Stock Would Look a Whole Lot Better With Less Short Interest

FSR stock is trading at about 20% of its normal volume. This makes now a good time to reflect on whether Fisker will be disruptive or be disrupted.  

Clover Health Is Either Cursed or Unlucky, but It’s Not a Buy Now

Is healthcare insurer Clover Health Investments more than a meme stock? This is the question that both professional and retail investors are trying to answer after CLOV stock was targeted in late May by the meme stock crowd that congregates on the WallStreetBets Reddit forum. Clover Health has to convince investors that it is more than a flash in the pan meme stock and that its shares are worthy of sustained gains.

GameStop Is Still Overvalued Despite More Positive Catalysts

Netflix's entrance into the vide-game sector could help GameStop, but the valuation of GME stock is still far too high.

Long-Term Investors Should Skip AMC Stock

AMC stock has certainly had an impressive several months, but a real recovery for AMC is unlikely due to streaming and Covid-19.

Mind Medicine Has More Obstacles Than Opportunities

MNMD stock could revolutionize mental healthcare with its novel therapeutics, but there are currently too many risks with its business.

Forget the Optimism, Harley Davidson Is a Flawed Stock

Optimism in HOG stock doesn't make sense, as the business is suffering from rebranding pressure and inefficient operational processes.

Avoid Unprofitable Clover Health For the Forseeable Future

Clover Health will not be profitable anytime soon, so stay away. CLOV stock is not worth more than $7.86 at best, or 4% below today’s price at 3 times forward sales.

7 Stocks to Avoid… Unless You Like Losing Money

Keeping up with market shifts has been difficult, but there are some names that investors should avoid at all costs right now as they are likely to continue falling over the short and medium term.

Opendoor Technologies Is Vulnerable to the Housing Market’s Double-Edged Sword

While the underlying technology behind OPEN stock is intriguing, the reality is that the housing market may not cooperate.

AMC Entertainment May Have Missed Its Last Chance at Salvation

AMC's bonds are selling off as liquidity concerns mount. This has added an unnecessary roadblock in the AMC turnaround effort.

Carnival Is Caught in a High-Stakes Contest It Might Not Win

While CCL stock should be moving higher because of the cruise ship industry’s green light, the politics of Covid is rearing its ugly head.

Avoid DiDi Global Stock Like the Plague as China Flexes Its Muscles

No sooner had Chinese ride hailing company DiDi Global held its American IPO on June 30, than the Chinese government in Beijing cracked down on the company, sending its newly listed shares on the New York Stock Exchange plunging nearly 40%. The stock has since recovered somewhat and now trades at $13.08 per share. But with Chinese authorities continuing to punish DiDi Global, should any investor risk taking a position?

Alibaba Stock Is Too Risky as China’s Crackdown Continues

Dictatorships often react very harshly to criticism, so BABA stock is very vulnerable after Jack Ma blasted Beijing last year.