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.

‘Cheap’ Isn’t Enough for Investors to Buy Struggling Intel Stock

Intel stock looks like an intriguing chip pick based on its valuation and dividend. But growing rivals and business failures suggest caution.

For JetBlue, the More Things Change, the More They Stay the Same

Passengers are flying, but airline executives say they need immediate relief to prevent layoffs. If that's true, there's no reason to buy JBLU stock.

With Tik-Tok Revenue in Danger, Fastly Stock Has a Long Quarter Ahead

FSLY stock already had its huge one-time run-up, giving momentum investors a chance to lock in gains

There’s No Logic in Buying Virgin Galactic Stock

Virgin Galactic has no revenue, is diluting shares and has a very small potential market. SPCE stock is just a bad investment opportunity.

Home Depot Stock Still Overbought And Overvalued After Earnings Beat

Home Depot is a great company, but at current levels, HD stock is both overbought and overvalued, so don't rush into this red-hot name.

Avoid Electrameccanica Stock Because of Its Gimmicky Products

Investors should avoid gimmicky SOLO stock. The company lacks clear strategy and a sound business plan, both of which are necessary to attract electric automobile buyers.

Lyft Stock Is On a One-Way Trip to Nowhere

Profits? Lyft stock doesn't have any to speak of yet. What it does have is hype -- but hype can only take a company so far.

Debt Continues Crushing the Hopes of an American Airlines Stock Rebound

Long-term investors should not rush to buy AAL stock as a pull-back in the shares of American Airlines is likely

3 Stocks That Look Like They’re Headed to Bankruptcy

With an increasing number of companies on the brink of collapse, these three potential bankruptcy stocks may be next in line to file for Chapter 11.

BigCommerce Stock Is No Bargain

BigCommerce stock has been a huge winner so far. Here's why you should expect it to cool off for the next few months.

Be Sure You’re Clearly Seeing What’s Happening at Ocugen

OCGN stock has been a hot penny stock. But no revenue and a lead candidate that is years away, are reminders that Ocugen is still a penny stock.

How A Speculative Trade on Workhorse Might Pay Off

WKHS stock is highly speculative and only suits those who are not afraid of losing money, but buying on a big dip may reduce risks.

What Would a Subscription Service Mean for Twitter Stock?

A potential subscription service for Twitter won't ever be that popular, and it's already fully priced into TWTR stock.

More Federal Aid Won’t Save the Day for American Airlines

Traders are hoping for another big government aid package. For AAL stock, however, more aid would only delay its downfall by a few months.

This Might Be As Good As It Gets for Beyond Meat Stock

Q2 earnings look like enough to boost Beyond Meat stock. But there's still a risk that "fake meat" is a fad, and the report highlights concerns as well.

3 Reasons to Kill the Ignition on Hertz Stock

With the pandemic forcing people indoors, many turned to day trading to whittle away the time. This caused completely speculative names like Hertz stock to enjoy momentum they have no business enjoying.

Stay Far Away From Underperforming Wells Fargo Stock

Wells Fargo continues to underperform compared to its competitors and it can't put perception problems in the past. Avoid Wells Fargo stock.

How Should Investors Evaluate Marathon Patent Group?

With the price of Bitcoin at $11,608, the highest price in a year, MARA stock is trading at $4. Is the bitcoin miner worth buying? 

Don’t Kid Yourself, Chesapeake Energy Stock Won’t Rise From the Dead

It'd be one thing if Chesapeake was the lone offender in the oil and gas business. What I mean is that, believe it or not, it'd be more encouraging if the broader industry was strong and Chesapeake's woes were company-specific.