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.

AMD Stock Will Tread Water As Growth Catches Up to Its Valuation

AMD stock will tread water as growth catches up to its valuation. AMD stock is priced at a high valuation, so buyer beware if expectations are not met.

The Data Signals More Disappointment for United States Steel

A steel industry that's fraught with problems and a dire warning from the company itself add up to an airtight case against X stock.

Investors Shouldn’t Gamble on MGM Stock

Investors interested in betting on MGM Resorts would be well-advised to wait until a vaccine is developed for Covid-19.

A Single Exemplary Quarter Won’t Fix Rite Aid’s Problems

RAD stock spiked after fiscal first quarter earnings last month. But that good news is offset by worrisome trends facing the sector as a whole.

One of the Few Hopes for BP Stock Is That Covid-19 Just Goes Away

Initially, the narrative for a recovery in BP stock looked bright as coronavirus cases faded and states began reopening. Unfortunately, the virus has other ideas.

3 Reasons to Avoid Climbing Aboard Carnival

With CCL stock having been beaten up, there’s a case for it going against the grain. However, I’m still avoiding shares for these three reasons.

Beyond Meat Stock Needs ‘Second-Mover’ Advantage to Be a Real Winner

Beyond Meat has gotten into China and is dropping costs to compete with real meat. But BYND stock is only viable if beats its competitors.

Naked Brand Group is Not Safe For Investors

NAKD stock is in danger of being delisted despite the company's efforts to compete in a niche that is saturated with competition.

General Electric Is Still Playing a Losing Hand

General Electric has thrown everything into rebuilding itself. But for GE stock to be credible again, the economy has to pick up substantively.

The Easy Money Has Already Been Made With AMD Stock

Bottom line: if you bought at lower prices, it's time to cash out of AMD stock. If you haven't jumped in yet? Steer clear for now.

Xerox Stock Is Likely To Go Below $15 and Stay There Through July

Xerox stock is likely to suffer in July especially if Q2 results show that the pandemic has meant further downward sales trajectory for the printer-and-copier company

United Airlines Has No Tricks for the New Normal

United Airlines stock jumped higher in part because of UAL's decision to maximize profits for comfort. But with this narrative work out in the post-pandemic world.

Warning About Chesapeake Energy Is Realized

It’ll be interesting to see if CHK stock can emerge with a better plan to stay afloat in a volatile oil and gas market.

It’s All Doom and Gloom If You’ve Invested in J.C. Penney Stock

J.C.Penney is restructuring and liquidation could also be a possibility. In both scenarios though, common shareholding could be wiped out

No, General Electric Is Still Not a Bargain

Don’t let the cheap price of GE stock fool you: fundamentally, General Electric is a vulnerable company and recent developments don’t help the cause.

A Vaccine Is The Only Thing That Can Help United Airlines

Traffic statistics and fundamentals are largely irrelevant until passengers feel safe and that's bad news for United Airlines stock.

American Airlines Stock May Rise On Fuller Flights, But Avoid Or Sell

American Airlines (NASDAQ:AAL) stock will soon feel the repercussions of its decision to largely eliminate social distancing safeguards. The company recently announced that as of…

After a Brief Lift, American Airlines Stock Has That Sinking Feel Again

At first, state reopening measures and rising travel demand augured well for AAL stock. But then, sharply rising coronavirus cases has slowed the optimism.

The Party’s Over; Sell American Airlines Stock Now

The party is over for AAL stock and its peers, again. It's all thanks to that pesky novel coronavirus that just won't go away.