Stocks to sell

AMC Entertainment’s (NYSE:AMC) first-quarter results showed rebounding sales with a healthy loss reduction as it looks to return to winning ways in the post-pandemic world. During the first quarter, company sales shot up to $785.7 million, over five times the figure from the same period last year. Moreover, it came in ahead of $743.4 million

Lucid (LCID) sank to a 52-week low on Tuesday, falling for its fourth session in a row. Last week’s earnings report proved unable to pull LCID stock out of its tailspin. Until the sentiment surrounding unprofitable startups and other high-risk stocks changes, don’t buy Lucid. Source: Around the World Photos / Shutterstock.com Lucid (NASDAQ:LCID) fell for

The market turmoil yesterday has been crazy and has shown no signs of abating. The Dow Industrial Index fell by around 2% while the S&P 500 was down 3.2%. Tech stocks were hit even harder with the Nasdaq down about 4.3%. So far this downtrend has continued until today. It is in this market environment

With Twitter (NYSE:TWTR) and TWTR stock facing multiple, tough threats and possessing no major positive catalysts, I recommend that investors sell the shares. Overall, the biggest threat facing Twitter and its shares is the possibility that the takeover of the company — led by Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) CEO Elon Musk — will not close. Such an outcome

Nio (NIO) offers Tesla (TSLA) luxury without the production volumes. The company has stiff competition within China, and those competitors are now exporting. Nio will likely remain small, and investors should demand a profit. Source: Robert Way / Shutterstock.com At this point in the game, investing in Nio (NYSE:NIO) stock means investing in the Chinese

According to short-seller Hindenburg research, Mullen Automotive (NASDAQ:MULN) may be the next electric vehicle stock debacle. The news that Hindenburg Research has Mullen Automotive in its sights is not new. The short seller revealed its findings over a month ago. But those findings are worth revisiting as the stock continues to behave with volatility. Further,

Medical health services company Teladoc Health (NYSE:TDOC) has seen its prognosis go from bad to worse over the past month. TDOC stock had already plunged as part of the broader selloff in speculative technology companies. However, that selloff accelerated dramatically following Teladoc’s latest earnings report, which was a disappointment on almost all fronts. The terrible

Affirm (NASDAQ:AFRM) continues to fly multiple red flags, including a high valuation, very tough competition and a bottom line that may be deteriorating. Additionally, there are multiple signs that the Street is quite bearish on the shares. In light of all of these points, I continue to recommend investors sell AFRM stock. The trailing price-to-sales

Earnings season isn’t kind to everyone, and even before PayPal’s (NASDAQ:PYPL) earnings, investors were expecting the worst. As expected, the company couldn’t manage to impress, and the disappointing sentiment continued. In fact, PYPL stock hit its 52-week low on the morning of May 6. In my previous coverage of the stock, I mentioned that the

With SoFi (NASDAQ:SOFI) likely to continue to be hurt by the Biden administration’s policies on student loans and the company still facing many other tough challenges, I am still recommending that investors sell SOFI stock. As Seeking Alpha columnist Business Quant explained in a recent column on SOFI stock, the moratoriums on student loan payments

As ContextLogic (WISH) struggles, WISH stock continues to rattle around its all-time low close. WISH is now a penny stock, down 50% so far in 2022 and off its 2021 all-time high close by more than 90%. Investors should not mistake WISH stock as an opportunity to get into an e-commerce leader at an incredibly

Camber Energy (CEI) is a questionable carbon capture play. CEI stock is a battleground stock that’s being won by shorts. Being positive on CEI for an unproven business pivot doesn’t justify a buy in today’s market. Source: OlegRi / Shutterstock They say there’s a right time and right place for everything. And if we’re to

Fisker (NYSE:FSR), an electric vehicle (EV) maker that wants to create the most sustainable cars in the world, recently reported its first-quarter 2022 financial results. It also provided updates on its production plans. Now, investors may be wondering if FSR stock is a buy. I argue it is not for the following reasons. First, Fisker

Wall Street doesn’t seem to be taking the latest news about Lordstown Motors Corp. (NASDAQ:RIDE) stock well. Lordstown on Monday announced that it’s pushing back its deal to sell its Ohio factory to Hon Hai Precision Industry Co (OTCMKTS:HNHPF), which operates as Foxconn. The deal was supposed to close by April 14, but the extension

Investors should ignore much of the upbeat comments that have been made about Warner Bros. Discovery (NASDAQ:WBD) stock by the company and bullish analysts. For the most part, these comments have focused on how great the firm’s content is and how it can be “the next Disney (NYSE:DIS).” By focusing more on actual data and

The good news is that Pinterest (NYSE:PINS) stock finally bounced off its lowest point in nearly two years. Pinterest is trading up since it issued a better-than-expected earnings report. The bad news is what happens next. As much as I like Pinterest as a company and I appreciate what PINS stock brings to the table,

Mullen Automotive (MULN) is short on cash and big on promises. Short sellers have targeted the stock with a devastating report. Please don’t waste your money. Source: Ringo Chiu / Shutterstock.com Mullen Automotive (NASDAQ:MULN) has most of the ingredients you look for in a pre-revenue electric vehicle (EV) company. Except for money. Mullen has an

Dogged by accusations of deceptive business practices and tying itself to a market notorious for extreme volatility, cryptocurrency mining firm SOS (NYSE:SOS) is no longer sending out a distress signal — at least not for the first session of May. During a time when the major U.S. equity indices extended their losses from the prior

The Federal Reserve’s rate hike can have a negative effect on the market, and these are some stocks to sell before the hike hits. Tesla (TSLA): Overvaluation and cheaper EV competitors makes it a sell during an economic decline. Amazon (AMZN): Recent downturn is likely to continue due to decline in online shopping growth and

If you’re a Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) shareholder and looking for some good news to reverse the slide of TSLA stock, you won’t find it in the delivery numbers for its biggest Chinese electric vehicle (EV) rivals.  For example, Nio (NYSE:NIO) delivered 5,074 vehicles in April, down from 7,100 a year ago and approximately 10,000 in March.