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.

Steer Clear of Kaixin Auto Stock as Turmoil Continues to Swirl

Investors should avoid KXIN stock as corporate instability dominates this Chinese auto dealer and volatility surrounds its shares.

Without Real Numbers to Judge, It’s More of the Same for Luckin Stock

Investors hope Luckin stock is free of accounting fraud. But until it reports earnings, investors should assume nothing has changed.

Workhorse’s Q3 Results, Outlook Fail to Justify the Huge Valuation

WKHS stock is too risky, partly due to its low number of deliveries last quarter and the murkiness of its relationships with UPS and USPS.

Don’t Lose Your Shirt With Naked Brand Group Stock

You shouldn't mistake a low share price for a good value. Even at 7 cents per share, NAKD stock still has farther to fall.

With Biden Winning, Kodak Is a Strong Sell

Eastman Kodak's hopes were tied to a controversial scandal-plagued loan offer from the Trump Administration. As such, Kodak stock is now set to crater.

The Case for Westwater Resources Stock Still Has Too Many Holes

WWR stock might look like a company that can grab on to broad business trends, but its success is unlikely. Here's why.

Heed the Warnings about Naked Brand Group and Get Out Fast

The company's CEO seems awfully confident in Naked Brand Group's fiscal position. Still, it's time to reveal the naked truth about NAKD stock.

Fastly Stock Needs Another Lifeline — Besides the Novel Coronavirus

Rising novel coronavirus cases have been a positive catalyst for Fastly stock during the pandemic. But can this correlation last?

This Recent Prevailing Weakness Is Your Chance to Get in on Overstock.com

OSTK stock continues to have multiple, strong upcoming , positive catalysts. Among these are the likely continued popularity of e-commerce and cryptocurrencies.

Exxon Mobil Stock Is Too Slippery to Handle

XOM stock has been on a consistent slide since 2014. Trying to thread this needle and find some hidden profit potential is literally like trying to stuff a tiger in your tank.

Sorrento Stock Is Too Sick to Resuscitate

Sorrento Therapeutics stock has been punished in recent weeks. In this article we look at why Sorrento stock has fallen 50% since mid-October, and if the company's fortunes can be revived.

Beyond Meat Stock Will Keep Drowning Until It Proves It’s Not Just a Fad

As markets absorb recent negative developments, and take into account longstanding risks, expect BYND stock to head lower.

Plug Power Isn’t Worth a Buy After Its Post-Election Rally

The upside from a more "green wave" friendly U.S. President may already be priced into PLUG stock. Avoid the recent rally.

HBO Max Won’t Be a Market-Mover For AT&T Stock

While AT&T stock offers a big dividend of 52 cents per share, even that income isn’t enough to make T stock a tempting purchase.

XpresSpa Stock Presents Too Many Concerns to Be a Buy

XSPA is down almost 80% from its June highs for a reason. Investors should continue to avoid this name over future concerns for its business.

Ignore AMC Entertainment Stock Despite Its Rally On Vaccine News

A coronavirus vaccine would get more people in its theaters. But AMC stock is still risky at this point, with many challenges to overcome.

There’s No Reason to Believe in Nikola Stock Anymore

Nikola is trying to adjust to life without Trevor Milton. However, with the GM contract in serious doubt, NKLA stock is vulnerable to further downside.

Sorrento Keeps Falling as the Pipeline Fails to Deliver

SRNE stock had its chance in 2020. But with its Covid-19 efforts failing to deliver concrete results, traders are dumping their shares.

Westwater Resources Insiders Need to Let Their Money Do the Talking

Westwater Resources’ graphite potential is one thing. The fact that directors and management own less than 1% of WWR stock tells me another.