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 Doesn’t Look as If 2020 Will Be Any Better for Hexo Stock

Cash burn will result in equity dilution. Slower growth likely in medicinal and recreational cannabis due to regulatory headwinds.

Deal or No Deal, Chesapeake Energy is DOA 

At this point, anyone still holding Chesapeake stock is either an insider or employee, a massive risk-taker, or wildly delusional.

A Close Look Shows New Age Beverages Stock Remains a Sell

NBEV stock is intriguing as its revenue is growing and it has a CBD opportunity. But NBEV is failing to deliver on its promise.

Investors Should Ignore Disastrous Nokia Stock and Its Yield Trap

With 5G, Nokia should have been a winner in 2019. Instead, it's struggling and losing money. I'd rather own the Mets than NOK stock.

Amazon Will Get Back To Winning Ways, But Not Yet

Amazon will head higher in the long run, but escalating competitive pressures will weigh on shares in the near term.

I’ve Done the Math on Snap Stock … Its ARPU Stats Add Up to Overvalued

Snapchat stock is overvalued based on its recent ARPU stats. And an impatient market wants to see profits, either on an EBITDA or free cash flow basis.

The Price of Karuna Therapeutics Stock Is Too Tough to Swallow

In just a matter of a single day, KRTX stock skyrocketed to triple-digit gains. However, Karuna Therapeutics remains a risky pharma play when all is said and done.

Aurora Cannabis Will Survive, But It’s Still a Poor Investment

Aurora Cannabis isn't going to go bankrupt soon, so don't worry about that. But those fears show just how far it has fallen.

Why I’m Cautious on Plug Power Stock

The guidance offered by PLUG seems overly ambitious. Therefore, investors should avoid PLUG stock.

With Apple, We’re Back to a Familiar Tale

Thanks to a very impressive Q4 earnings report, shares of Apple have soared over the last several weeks. Still, I’d think twice about chasing AAPL because the fundamental narrative remains flawed.

Nokia Stock Continues to Suffer from a Slow Reaction Time

That was early to mid-2000. The shares closed at $3.52 last Friday. In other words, one's morning latte could cost more than a share of Nokia stock and for those sensing opportunity here simply because of the low price tag, I suggest some reading on the perils of low-priced equities.

7 of the Worst Retail Stocks That Refuse to Die

These once-profitable retail stocks have reached penny-stock status due to declining sales and financials that continue to deteriorate.

3 Sin Stocks to Avoid During the Holidays

Sin stocks often offer higher returns — but that's unlikely to be the case for these three names.

Why I’m Still Hesitant on Bank of America Stock

From the front-face data, Bank of America stock appears a resounding buy. However, some of the underlying consumer data suggests standing on the sidelines is a better approach.

Why There’s No Rush to Buy Tilray Stock Anytime Soon

TLRY stock is down big since the passage of the MORE Act, and that's a sign of more troubles to come for Tilray stock.

Shopify Stock Is Priced for Perfection, but Buyer Beware

Shopify stock is priced for perfection, but buyer beware. Shopify's valuation will deflate soon as revenue growth is slowing with and losses are continuing.

With a Cloudy Future and Shaky Financials, NBEV Stock Is a Falling Knife

At this point NBEV stock looks like a falling knife with very little upside potential.

Canopy Growth Needs You to Call the Cops

Canopy Growth hopes that infusing chocolate with THC will deliver high sales that legal bud hasn't under new CEO David Klein.

The Owners of AT&T Stock Better Hope Elliott Management Keeps Up the Pressure    

CNBC's Jim Cramer believes MoffettNathanson analyst Craig Moffett is wrong about AT&T (NYSE:T) and AT&T stock. Here’s why Cramer is wrong.