Stocks to sell

America’s most prominent movie theater chain reported preliminary Q1 2024 results on April 26 after the markets closed. AMC Entertainment (NYSE:AMC) stock is down about 10% in the days since.  B. Riley analyst Eric Wold was impressed with the first-quarter results. His company has a Neutral rating on AMC stock with a highly generous target

This year, the stock market adage “sell in May and go away” may hold very true, especially when it comes to the real estate investment trusts (REITs) best categorized as REITs to sell. These are the REITs that are facing the greatest challenges from the two major factors affecting the sector. The first of these

A stock market crash can be great for dividend stocks, but not for this list of dividend stocks to avoid. If one believes that the correction in the broader indices such as the S&P 500 is only temporary, then the dividend yield paid by these companies increases, which increases one’s long-term income potential. One can

Sometimes great companies fail to respond effectively to huge, new threats because they’re stuck in a rut and become stocks to sell. The classic example of this phenomenon is Blockbuster’s failure to acquire Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) when it had a golden opportunity to easily do so. For the readers who are too young to remember Blockbuster

I was wrong about SoFi Technologies (NASDAQ:SOFI) stock. After three years of waiting for a return on my investment, I sold my shares recently, at a loss. The stock currently sells at about $7/share. If you got in a year ago, when it traded near $5, you’re in great shape. But I’d still recommend you

Struggling video game retailer GameStop (NYSE:GME) stock has seen a very protracted decline from the height of meme stock mania roughly three years ago. I know, it seems like it was just yesterday. Recent speculation has boosted GME stock by 17% recently. Much of this rise has to do with some very dovish commentary (relative

Recent first-quarter earnings reports have underlined the level of uncertainty surrounding tech stocks at a time when confounding Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation figures have had an adverse impact on Wall Street.  The news of March inflation data being hotter than expected at 3.5% caused widespread concern across U.S. markets. And the prospect of multiple

Plug Power (NASDAQ:PLUG) stock, once a frontrunner in the hydrogen fuel cell industry, has experienced a significant decline in its share price in recent years. The company has declined in value by 47% YTD, while also declining by more than 90% in the last 3 years.  Despite investor enthusiasm, the company faces headwinds that may

Bears haven’t caught a break in more than five years, starting with the 2019 flash crash, which triggered predictions of a financial crisis on par with 2008. The early pandemic also looked bleak economically—until unexpected monetary policies drove stocks to new heights, highlighting clear growth stock opportunities. Then, the Federal Reserve’s shift in policy ramped

Trump Media and Technology Group’s (NASDAQ:DJT) share price has more than doubled since mid-April. Trading in Trump Media stock has become so crazy that CEO Devin Nunes has asked House Republicans to investigate short-selling by eight financial firms. “I believe quick action is necessary to protect retail shareholders, identify wrongdoers, and determine whether any laws

Rising inflation pressures spooked equity markets in April. The S&P 500, for instance, shed more than 25% of its value, its worst month since last September. Moreover, The NASDAQ and Dow followed suit, with similar losses. Many would say that the current market scenario is the Fed’s undoing, with it initially supporting markets but now

Chair of the Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell, has spoken, and Wall Street won’t like it. The Fed has decided to hold off on cutting interest rates, citing discouraging developments in the fight against inflation. Hence, we’re now looking at higher for longer interest rates, which makes it opportune to consider shedding Nasdaq stocks to avoid.

As summer approaches, investors consider which stocks to sell before the seasonal slump. Historical trends show underperformance between May and October. However, the Wall Street proverb “sell in May and go away” implies a strategy dealing with just a market pullback. To make things worse, this year features another challenge— a presidential election year in

The stock market had a strong 2023, which carried into 2024. After some initial declines in April, tech giants reported strong earnings that raised the stock market. However, there are some concerns beyond the horizon. Higher inflation, elevated interest rates and significant consumer debt can lead to obstacles in the future and stocks to avoid.

AI stocks may be bouncing back following last month’s correction, but as the potential for a broad market still looms, be aware of the top AI stocks to avoid. For one, more speculative artificial intelligence plays are likely to be hard hit in a widespread downturn. If a rocky market compels investors to seek safer

The latest news about Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) may have sent its shares soaring late last month, but almost as soon as it began, the Tesla stock rebound seems to be losing momentum. This is not surprising. Yes, on the surface, a trio of recent developments sound very promising for the EV maker’s growth going forward. These

While some quantum computing stocks present promising opportunities, there are also certain stocks that investors should approach with caution. Not all companies are in a position to capitalize on the technology’s potential. Overhyped stocks lack the necessary fundamentals or face significant challenges in their business models, resulting in these quantum computing stocks to avoid. We’ll

Amid the current earnings season, with brokers actively revising price targets, Citigroup (NYSE:C) recently reduced its 12-month targets for several companies. Therefore, we discuss three stocks affected by the recent Citi price target cuts today. When analysts update their views on shares, investors pay attention. Yet, a recent report covering 2002-2021 revealed an average difference

The U.S. Federal Reserve has officially announced that it will ease its quantitative tightening program from June onwards. This decision can be seen as a leading indicator of an interest rate pivot, which some investors might find encouraging. However, I would like to exercise caution in interpreting this development, as an expected economic slowdown appears

Artificial intelligence continues to be a major driver of the stock market. Expectations are that AI will eventually touch every aspect of our lives, opening up a huge new area of the tech sector. Bloomberg Intelligence estimates that AI will become a $1.3 trillion market by 2032. Many forecasts put the market even higher in less than 10 years. The explosive