Stocks to sell

The Federal Reserve signaled it may make one cut in interest rates this year. Although it left rates unchanged after its most recent Federal Open Market Committee meeting, its post-meeting statement said the following. “In recent months, there has been modest further progress toward the Committee’s 2 percent inflation objective.” That gives analysts hope we

Thanks to the insanity of retail investors, GameStop (NYSE:GME) has raised $3 billion in GameStop stock over the past few weeks. It will probably be invested in other companies.  Whether any of this makes any sense or not, the company’s news release from June 11 confirmed that it generated $2.14 billion in gross proceeds from

Despite the market currently undergoing one of the strongest rallies this year, you should still look out for stocks to sell. The market might be cooperating right now, but that’s not helping certain businesses. The headwinds are too strong for many of them to take off. Plus, if we see the market start going the

Understanding when to sell a particular stock might be as important in investing as when to acquire it. Here, the focus is on identifying stocks to sell during market downturns, as it is crucial to mitigate potential financial risks when investing. Three identified companies suffer rising operating expenses and severe market hurdles due to market

How long can the tech stock rally continue? For almost two years now, growth companies have seen their share prices skyrocket amid breakthrough discoveries in fields such as AI and semiconductors. But the good times for tech stocks won’t last forever, even if macroeconomic policy remains favorable. At some point valuations simply get too far

Back in May, sitting U.S. President Joe Biden announced he would be quadrupling tariffs on Chinese solar imports among other technologies and commodities like electric vehicles, batteries and steel. The move signals an increasingly cooling relationship between the world’s first and second largest economies but has also underlined a group of Chinese solar stocks to

Faraday Future Intelligent Electric (NASDAQ:FFIE) may have dodged a bullet. The electric vehicle maker has been under the gun of seeing its shares delisted from the Nasdaq exchange.  First, Faraday Future stock faced delisting because it failed to file its annual report in a timely manner and its stock was trading under $1 per share

Novo Nordisk’s (NYSE:NVO) Ozempic diabetes treatment, marketed as a weight loss treatment under the Wegovy brand name, has become the latest mega-blockbuster drug. Yet, while you may be thinking about ways to capitalize on its popularity and the rise of other glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) weight loss treatments, you should also consider the stocks to sell

Because the Walt Disney (NYSE:DIS) company has been around for so long, you might assume that Disney stock is a perfect set-it-and-forget-it portfolio holding. Yet, I encourage you to conduct your due diligence and check the facts. Disney’s value proposition to the company’s investors probably isn’t as good as you think it is. Granted, there

At first, you may think we are particularly harsh on Lucid Group (NASDAQ:LCID), but keep in mind that we are downright bearish on Lucid stock. As discussed in prior coverage, a big reasonreason Lucid is a bad investment has to do with the fact that the stock is caught in a dilution spiral. However, Lucid’s

Despite progress, the electric vehicle (EV) industry still relies upon subsidies and tax incentives to increase adoption. These monies counter the high cost of batteries that put EVs above the price of average gasoline-powered cars. Given these economic dependencies, investors might consider evaluating their portfolios for EV stocks to sell, especially those companies most vulnerable

Making wise decisions is essential to protecting your money in the very volatile stock market, like the ongoing high interest and inflationary macro environment. This is a critical analysis of three prominent stocks. These firms are now in trouble and might put the stability of your portfolio at risk. These businesses’ serious operational and financial

Among the companies that most directly benefited from the Roaring Kitty-led rally in meme stocks, AMC Entertainment (NYSE:AMC) stock certainly saw the similar sort of move many investors would have expected to see on excitement around the next wave of investor interest in short squeeze stocks. AMC’s recent rally has certainly appeared to be short-lived.

Lucid Group (NASDAQ:LCID) rallied alongside other meme stocks when Roaring Kitty returned to social media. The meme lord Keith Gill reiterated his support for GameStop (NYSE:GME) despite all signs a trade in the video game retailer will be a disaster. Worse, while the stock-buying frenzy caused GME shares to triple in value, it also brought

As the world transitions towards a cleaner energy future, hydrogen stocks have gained attention from investors. However, not all hydrogen companies are thriving. Despite the industry’s potential, some stocks are struggling and may be worth selling. While hydrogen plays a crucial role in decarbonization efforts, the sector remains speculative and risky compared to more established

Growth stocks are names that are anticipated to grow at a rate significantly above the market itself. The companies listed below are expected to grow a great deal by their most zealous advocates. However, the firms profiled in this column are extensively overvalued. These growth stocks to sell are likely to disappoint bulls while their

Retail trading legend Keith Gill, known as Roaring Kitty, returned to his livestream on Friday after several years. GameStop (NYSE:GME) stock had already fallen 25% that morning following a rushed Q1 earnings report and a 75 million share offering. During Gill’s appearance, shares continued to drop, ending 40% lower for the day. The Solana-based meme

A dead cat bounce is when a falling stock sees a short-term recovery, but is ultimately likely to head lower. It comes from the idea that “even a dead cat will bounce if it falls from a great height.” The stock market does not move in a straight line, and there are many ups and

Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) has waned considerably, sinking from around $50 to just over $30 per share. Yet while the chip stock may be starting to hold steady, don’t assume that it’s time to “buy the dip.” More downside may be coming. Intel may be overvalued relative to current year forecasts, and those forecasts offer no guarantees.

Despite the best efforts of management, employees and investors, some companies simply cannot withstand certain macroeconomic pressures. In the case of the stock market and publicly traded companies, these kinds of pressures can highlight which stocks to sell. For example, a candy bar company famous for the flavor of its chocolate would not be able