Recent trends in the stock market have seen a shift in investor interest from tech giants, known as the Magnificent 7, towards pharmaceutical companies, particularly those involved in weight-loss drugs. But, it’s important to identify which pharma stocks to sell before they plummet, as not all will benefit equally from the hype. As a result,
Stocks to sell
The market might be at an all-time high, but that doesn’t mean that every stock out there is a buy. The reality is that it remains a stock pickers world and investors need to choose wisely to ensure that their portfolio grows and doesn’t become swamped in a sea of red ink. The fourth quarter
The Dow Jones Industrial Average is meant to serve as a proxy for the U.S. economy. The index is comprised of 30 blue-chip stocks that represent different sectors and industries. Known as the “Dow 30,” the index recently made a big change when it removed the stock of retail pharmacy chain Walgreens Boots Alliance (NASDAQ:WBA)
Just when you thought the news couldn’t get any worse for electric vehicle manufacturer Lucid Group (NASDAQ:LCID), it seems like there are always more negative surprises around the corner. In a time when the EV industry is rife with challenges, the last thing you need to do is risk your hard-earned capital on LCID stock. Lucid only produced
2023 was a rough year for electric vehicle space. Industry leaders like Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) have seen their shares dramatically underperform as traders focus on other fields like artificial intelligence and semiconductors. It’s not just sentiment, though. EV firms struggle to generate much profitability amid intense competition and an unfavorable macroeconomic backdrop. It seems a period of consolidation
As if SVB Financial wasn’t enough of a lesson for do-it-yourself investors that bank stocks are a terrible idea, the New York Community Bancorp (NYSE:NYCB) debacle is a second reminder in the past year that all but the savviest investors avoid bank stocks. Unlike most stocks, banks have a completely different set of financial statements
Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) stock has continued to get hammered in 2024, with the stock down more than 25% this year alone. This move, in line with outperformance from the company’s peers, has led TSLA stock to drop out of the top 10 most valuable companies list on the S&P 500 for the first time in a
Rivian (NASDAQ:RIVN) shareholders got some much-needed good news on March 7 when it unveiled its R2 SUV at a company event in California. The news boosted RIVN stock by more than 10%. However, the bigger surprise — the R2 unveiling was leaked in the week leading up to it — was the unveiling of a prototype
Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) has pulled back slightly since January, but at around $45.29 per share today, INTC stock remains at price levels well above its 52-week low ($25.97 per share). It’s not surprising that the chip maker’s shares have held onto the lion’s share of these recent gains. The market remains somewhat bullish about Intel’s AI
GameStop (NYSE:GME) and AMC Entertainment (NYSE:AMC) saw their shares skyrocket in early 2021 after several Reddit users incited a rally. Investors may have largely lost interest in these two stocks. However, a number of other meme stocks are loved by r/WallStreetBets currently. Maybe they shouldn’t. U.S. equities are in the midst of a rally with the Nasdaq and S&P500
Lithium-ion batteries are better than lead-acid batteries because they are more efficient and offer greater capacity. Solid-state batteries go one better, offering even more capacity which allows for longer distances traveled on a single charge. They are also lighter, safer and offer faster charge times. However, making them at scale to power a vehicle is
When it comes to figuring out what are the stocks to sell now, bearish analyst ratings are an important factor to consider. The sell-side typically doesn’t issue many “sell” ratings. In fact, a majority of ratings are “buy” or equivalent, with around 5%-10% being “sell” or equivalent and the rest “hold” or equivalent. As I
Beware of falling for value traps! In today’s challenging market environment, some stocks may look enticingly cheap on the surface. But if you peer a little deeper, you’ll realize many of these companies are just barely staying afloat, waiting out their last days or hoping for a miracle turnaround. While many startups stand little chance
I often note that the ongoing downturn in the EV market could present a strong buying opportunity for aggressive investors. However, that sentiment doesn’t apply to all EV stocks. Not all EV companies are created equal, and some huge discrepancies make certain EV stocks worth steering clear of. The only position you’d want in these
In 2024, investors are wondering if artificial intelligence (AI) stocks are the latest bubble that is doomed to burst. But right now, FOMO reigns supreme. And as investors shift money into AI stocks, they’re pulling money out of other sectors such as electric vehicles. Whether you like EV stocks or not, now is not the time
Overall, it’s certainly great for investors that we’ve entered the phase of the bull market in which nearly everyone is becoming much more upbeat about stocks. After all, it’s obviously much easier to make money now in the market than it was last year and many times easier than was the case in 2022. At
Investors know that what is bad news for the economy can often be good news for stocks. That’s usually the case when companies announce layoffs. But usually, does not mean always. And in a volatile market, it’s a good time to look at stocks to sell after layoffs. Remember, a company will prioritize shareholder
Rivian Automotive (NASDAQ:RIVN) stock has bounced back slightly in recent days but is more or less trading near all-time lows. Wall Street continues to give electric vehicle stocks the cold shoulder. Even as Rivian has been facing fewer issues than its competitors, most notably Lucid Group, remember that the market has soured even on profitable
Recently, I watched portions of a YouTube video that tangentially but importantly related to overbought stocks to sell. An options trader boasted about an 80% success rate with his system, which sounded like nonsense. Come on, an 80% success rate? However, the trader revealed that he engages market opportunities with a short-term time horizon. Basically,
This week, the Fed affirmed a “higher for longer” stance that could send some investors’ dreams tumbling down — particularly affecting these three stocks to sell. While each has had ups and downs over the past few years, the post-pandemic whiplash that included poor consumer sentiment and slacking sales may be the final nail in
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