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.

Things Are Just Getting Worse for Ford Stock

When will things turn around for Ford stock? There's no sign of improvement anytime in the future, and Wall Street is getting restless.

No One Feels Sorry for Halliburton Stock

Unsurprisingly due to its underlying business, Halliburton stock tumbled badly this year. But with supply and demand pressures everywhere, it’s hard to see a case for a nearer-term recovery.

Searching for a Coronavirus Cure? Avoid Allied Healthcare Stock

Applied Healthcare Products may be up more than 1,000% in 2020, but investors can find better value right now than AHPI stock.

Can a Cruise-less Carnival Survive the Storm?

Executive chairman Mickey Arison has the cash and the contacts to save Carnival. But current common CCL stock shareholders may not be invited to the party.

Oil Wars and Demand Erosion Do BP Stock No Favors

Unsurprisingly, BP stock has absorbed a beating alongside the rest of the oil markets. However, I’d be cautious about picking up the discount due to the double-edged sword it faces.

It’s Time to Lower Your Expectations for Tesla Stock

Tesla's ambitions won't be enough to save TSLA stock from struggling. Here's what prospective investors need to consider right now.

GE Stock Has a Lot Working It Against It in This Environment

GE is highly levered and that's exposing it at a time when investors are fretting about companies' ability to service debt and access capital. One of the best GE-related investments this year has been credit default swaps (CDS) traders use to hedge against debt defaults. Problem for equity investors is CDS are a lot like golf scores – you want them to be low. GE swaps have more than doubled year-to-date.

United Airlines Stock Isn’t Worth Betting On … Yet

United Airlines and other similar companies will likely continue to struggle. As such, it's not safe to own UAL stock until circumstances change.

7 Small-Cap Stocks That Might Not Survive

It's not time for investors to be betting on any beaten-down stocks, but these small-cap stocks look particularly vulnerable right now.

It’s Way Too Early to Take a Long Position in Delta Air Lines Stock

Airlines will recover at some point, and that recovery includes Delta Airlines. But the timing still isn't quite right yet to buy DAL stock.

No Demand Means LUV Stock Is in the No-Fly Zone

As a comparatively stable investment, LUV stock seems like a discounted opportunity. However, Southwest, like every other airliner, suffers from a severe demand problem.

GE Stock Needs More Than Wishful Thinking to Stay Alive

Even without the pandemic, GE stock was a challenging bet on an unlikely recovery. But given the economic damage, it's hard to have much hope for General Electric.

As Energy Tanks and the Economy Slows, FCEL Stock Looks Even Worse

With FuelCell's main customers reeling, the company is in even more trouble than before. Investors should definitely sell FCEL stock.

The Easy Gains May Be Over for American Airlines Stock

American Airlines was already struggling before the coronavirus hit, so a bailout may not be enough to truly save AAL stock.

Sell the Bailout Rally in United Airlines Stock

The government is about to give the airline industry a major lifeline. But this doesn't mean UAL stock is cheap here.

Schlumberger Stock Deserves a Junk Rating

Expect mercilessly low returns for U.S. oil in general and Schlumberger stock in particular. Here's everything investors need to consider right now.

BP Stock Doesn’t Deserve Any of Your Investing Capital

As the Big Oil crisis worsens, you'd be better off avoiding BP stock at all costs. Here are some important facts to consider.

Chesapeake Energy Stock Is Unlikely to Survive the Downturn

What happens in a bankruptcy? Shareholders in Chesapeake Energy will suffer as CHK stock essentially becomes worthless.

With Mediocre Fundamentals and a Financing Problem, Avoid PLUG Stock

Target of $1 billion in revenue by 2024 seems unrealistic. Vendor financing backed growth is not sustainable as credit stress increases.