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.

Despite Its Coronavirus Catalyst, XpresSpa Stock Is Too Hyped to Touch

So, what's the play? Don't go long XSPA stock, as the company's coronavirus catalyst isn't as strong as it seems. But don't go short, given that speculation continues to trump fundamentals in today's market. Avoid it completely, and pursue more solid opportunities.

Under Armour’s Problems Will Persist for a While

Once a promising play on the athletic-wear market, UA stock has lost its luster and offers subpar prospects at this point.

Don’t Be the Greater Fool with Nikola Stock

On paper, Nikola stock looks like a promising bet. But the core fundamentals are also on paper, posing technical worries for NKLA.

Even After Bankruptcy, Don’t Buy Whiting Petroleum Stock

WLL stock isn't a buy now, and it won't be post-bankruptcy. The company has no play on renewable and weak oil prices will persist for a while.

Two Months After Bankruptcy Filing, Why is Hertz Stock Still Trading?

Young Hertz stock speculators hoped the firm could find a way back into business, but that's looking unlikely, and the value of its fleet is declining every day.

Whiting Petroleum Is the Hindenburg of Energy Investments

WLL stock is part of the bizarre yet popular bankruptcy-trade trend. Yet the heavy trading volume belies a once-mighty energy firm in decline.

Why Struggling Under Armour Stock Hasn’t Rallied

As the broad market has bounced from March lows, UA stock has mostly been left out. It's not hard to see why: Under Armour's turnaround isn't working.

Stay Away From Uber Stock After the Postmates Buyout

UBER stock traded higher after the company announced a buyout of Postmates. However, even after Uber landed its food delivery consolation prize, Lyft continues to eat into its ridesharing market share.

Does Walgreens Stock Need a Positive Earnings Surprise to Move Higher?

Walgreens stock has been uninspiring heading into earnings season. You shouldn't expect too much from WBA.

XpresSpa Doesn’t Look Any Better After Its Reverse Split

Unless airport passenger numbers show consistent growth and revenue levels improve, XSPA stock cannot create shareholder value.

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.