Stocks to sell

It’s been a tough earnings season for tech stocks. However, few tech stocks can hold a candle to Intel’s (NASDAQ:INTC) horrendous post-earnings price performance. Trading in the mid-$30s per share as recently as a month ago, Intel stock fell by more than 26% right after a poorly-received earnings release and other negative developments. Since then,

Energy stocks soared in 2022 as prices rose with a rapid rise in demand after COVID lockdowns were lifted and supply shocks due to the Ukrainian war. However, they have since declined, suffering a big blow in 2023 when energy prices remained flat.  Heightened oil prices at the start of 2024 boosted energy stocks. However,

In the first half of the year, Stellantis (NYSE:STLA), the automaker that owns the Chrysler and Fiat brands, struggled mightily. Indeed, the company’s share of the North American and European markets fell significantly, while its financial results plunged compared with the first half of 2023. But all hope is not lost for Stellantis and Stellantis

Identifying stocks to sell is crucial for investors who want to keep their capital. That might mean occasionally rebalancing one’s portfolio, or if the situation is grave enough, some stocks might need to be cut completely out. And, with how bullish the tech industry is right now, I bet most of you are holding a

The Nasdaq and S&P 500 had their worst days since 2022, driven by disappointing earnings from mega-cap names. Recession indicators are flashing yellow, with the “Sahm Rule” unemployment metric edging dangerously close to signaling a downturn. Yes, the inverted yield curve has been wrong so far this time around, but that doesn’t mean we should

Grapevine, TX-based GameStop (NYSE:GME) is a global operator of video game retail stores, with an online presence as well. The company focuses on the U.S. market, but has presence in Canada, Australia and Europe under other banners, selling a range of gaming products as well as other collectibles and technology at its locations. That said, it’s

As the poster child of the fourth industrial revolution and the artificial intelligence (AI) boom, Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) stock has certainly gained the most in terms of reputation visibility, and popularity for its products in the last two years. Much of this excitement was justified in the early days as the company had provided novel technologies

As we approach the end of July, the allure of high-flying growth stocks may be wearing thin for some investors. While these stocks have been the darlings of Wall Street during periods of bullish market sentiments, not all growth narratives continue upward indefinitely. Growth companies are typically leaders in innovation and technological advancements, and investors

It is evident that the electric vehicle (EV) industry has massive potential for long-term growth and sustainability, which makes these EV stocks a solid investment.  This year has been highly profitable for several global industries, and the EV industry is not exempt. However, while it is true that the industry is lucrative, not all EV

Trump Media Technology (NASDAQ:DJT) stock is particularly sensitive to political news. After a bump following the biden announcement DJT stock has returned to its post-announcement numbers. On July 21, President Joe Biden withdrew from the 2024 race and endorsed Kamala Harris as the Democratic nominee, citing party pressure to do so. DJT Stock After Biden

Biotech stocks are known for their high volatility and potential for massive gains. The success in the sector often hinges on progressive and often groundbreaking medical advancements. Any concerns relating to upcoming drugs can have severely negative effects on stock prices. As per Precedence Research, the global biotechnology market is projected to grow from $1.38

The U.S. stock market has been on quite the run over the past 12 months, fueled by potential interest rate cuts and economic optimism. Moreover, the generative AI craze and meme stock trading frenzy have been two major needle-movers turbocharging the market. Hence, many in the Wall Street punditry believe the market’s overheated, making it

After Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) reported better-than-feared second-quarter delivery figures, investors saw a 15% surge in Tesla stock. Despite beating forecasts with 443,956 vehicle deliveries, a 4.8% decline from last year suggests ongoing sales challenges. Competitor General Motors reported a 40% rise in EV sales for Q2. With Tesla’s second-quarter financial results due on July 23, its

It may seem contrarian to say artificial intelligence (AI) is overvalued. However, perception plays a key role. Many companies with skyrocketing share values over the last two years can thank investor misconceptions about the true added value of AI to a company’s operations. As a result, a few AI stocks to sell are potentially disingenuous.

It’s hard to think about selling a stock after the incredible first-half rally that’s beginning to carry into the second half. Undoubtedly, taking a bit of profit off the table while you’re up may be a wise idea, especially if you’re uneasy over slightly higher valuation multiples. That said, with numerous firms seizing AI opportunities,

U.S. equities have continued their incredible rally in 2024. Last year, despite major swings in performance, Nasdaq and the S&P 500 soared 43.2% and 24.2%, respectively. In 2024, excitement around artificial intelligence (AI) and recent economic data pointing to slowing inflation and a cooling job market have lifted the indices 22.6% and 16.8% for the

Artificial Intelligence, or AI, has been the hottest sector in the stock market. Since OpenAI released ChatGPT in November 2022, it has been a race to develop the best and smartest generative AI platforms. Bloomberg Intelligence issued a report that potentially valued the generative AI industry at $1.3 trillion by 2032. The AI hardware sector has

The S&P 500 is up more than 50% from 2022 lows. The primary reason for the resilience of the stock market is enthusiasm around AI stocks. Excitement surrounding artificial intelligence and its potential as a revolutionary technology have sent AI shares skyward, creating what many believe is a bubble reminiscent of the dotcom bubble at the

Meme stocks to sell continue sounding the alarm bells this year. However, this year’s explosiveness in meme stocks is notably subdued compared to the original retail trading frenzy. Hence, the stock market seems to have evolved, and smart money is now approaching these stocks with greater caution and strategy. Moreover, according to Vanda Research, inflows

Following the French election results, French stocks have seen dramatic shifts in response to the electoral outcomes. Leading up to the first round, French stocks underwent notable volatility as fears mounted over potentially expansive spending under either a far-right or far-left majority, posing risks to the country’s already fragile fiscal stability. In any case, the