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.

It’s Time to Abandon Ship in RCL Stock

The coronavirus pandemic has been a cruel headwind, particularly for cruise liners. With imploding demand globally, RCL stock is a name to avoid.

Will Candor Be Enough to Save JBLU Stock?

JetBlue's transparency amid the crisis is admirable. However, transparency alone won't bring back sentiment for JBLU stock.

Why Beyond Meat Stock Is Struggling to Return to Glory

Beyond Meat stock is no longer sizzling hot, especially in the face of the coronavirus. Here are several reasons why the stock is risky.

Aurora Lacks Leadership, Funding and Credibility

With the many risky decisions that management took that obviously didn’t pan out, ACB stock looks like dead money.

Chevron Stock Is in the Fight of Its Life

If you’re thinking about betting on Chevron’s market weakness, just wait a bit. Wall Street is probably in denial and not fully recognizing the turmoil facing Chevron stock and the oil industry.

Follow Insiders Out of Alpha Pro Tech Stock

APT stock soared on hopes for higher sales of protective masks. But even cheaper, a short-term boost can't justify these gains.

Ford Stock Will Spin Its Wheels Right To the End

The U.S.-China trade war badly hurt sentiment for F stock. But with the coronavirus disrupting everything, Ford is in a fight for its life.

The Saudi Price War Is the Final Blow for Reeling CHK Stock

The corona virus and the outbreak of an oil price war are a one-two punch to a company that was already reeling. CHK stock remains a sell.

Here’s Why Restructuring Won’t Make a Difference for CHK Stock

CHK stock could be heading to zero, and given the company's debt, that probably would have been the case even without the pandemic.

UPS Stock Just Can’t Deliver in an Economic Collapse

Initially, UPS stock appears to have an upside catalyst with this coronavirus pandemic. But more people at home shopping online is only a temporary benefit if the economy collapses later.

Tax Payment Extensions Won’t Move the Needle for Intuit Stock

With so much talk about tax payment extensions, you’d think there might be a chance for INTU stock. But don’t listen to this intuition regarding Intuit stock.

7 F-Rated Stocks to Sell Right Now

Don't be fooled into seeing these stocks to sell as long-term buying opportunities. The good times just might be over for these companies.

There’s Very Little To Like About General Electric Stock

GE has gone into a tailspin. For the most part, the company’s core businesses are highly sensitive a macro slowdown. This is no time to be bullish.

UAL Stock: How the Mighty Have Fallen

UAL’s total return over the past 10 years? A measly 0.91% annually, one-tenth the performance of the entire U.S. markets.  I

Diamondback Energy Stock Isn’t Worth Chasing Here

Diamondback Energy might seem attractive after an 80% decline. But the collapse in crude and a leveraged balance sheet suggest the drop in FANG stock is logical.

Nio Stock Could Be Headed To $0 After Coronavirus

The last time I wrote about Nio in February, I suggested the smarter play if you liked the electric vehicle manufacturer’s stock, was to buy Tencent (OTCMKTS:TCEHY), the Chinese internet giant, whose investment in Nio represented less than 1% of its market cap. 

Plug Power Stock Is a Falling Knife: Steer Clear

Plug Power had a promising 2019. But the company's outlook is rapidly deteriorating and shares could continue to sink.

Don’t Hitch a Ride With Virgin Galactic Stock

Investors will probably avoid SPCE stock in the short term. And in the longer term, the company is facing far too many risks.

Tilray Is Flirting with Disaster

TLRY stock crashed following the company's $90 million stock offering last week. The selloff is understandable given the offering was conducted at the worst possible time for the company.