Stocks to sell

OpenDoor Technologies (NASDAQ:OPEN) is a housing company focused on the iBuying market. OPEN stock had gotten hammered this year thanks to the selloff in speculative companies plus the sharp rise in interest rates. Source: Tada Images / Shutterstock.com However, OpenDoor has enjoyed something of a comeback in recent weeks, with the stock rallying off the

After a burst of initial interest, Digital World Acquisition’s (DWAC) merger partner, Trump Media & Technology Group, is losing momentum in its Truth Social app As Donald Trump seems to have lost interest, there’s been much less activity on the site Apart from the Truth Social app, there is little in the TMTG portfolio that

Vinco Ventures (BBIG) stock has rallied nearly 27% in the past month on very little news The company has a very vague business model and fundamentals that are weak, so this rally looks speculative with high odds of a reversal Investors should not get carried away by this penny stock, but wait for the latest

Esports ecosystem provider Motorsports Games (NASDAQ:MSGM) was punished by the market after releasing disappointing fourth-quarter and full-year earnings results. The losses were so bad in fact that MSGM stock dropped nearly 36% on the day they were released. Although esports is an industry with projected compound annual growth rates of 17.5%, and MSGM stock is

The first time I weighed in on Affirm Holdings (NASDAQ:AFRM), I said, “[T]he buy now, pay later (BNPL) boom shows no signs of slowing. Expected industry growth is off the charts, too. According to Bank of America, the BNPL market could grow 10x to 15x by 2025, and could eventually process up to $1 trillion

American Airlines (AAL) is positioned for gradual recovery in utilization and cash flows Total debt of $38.1 billion is likely to remain a key concern as the credit stress impacts equity holders Prospects of further dilution also make the stock unattractive, so investors should look elsewhere for airline stocks Source: GagliardiPhotography / Shutterstock.com The black

Without a doubt, the outlook of Clover Health (NASDAQ:CLOV) stock has improved tremendously since I last wrote about the company in a September 2021 column. Source: Dennis Diatel / Shutterstock.com Most importantly, CLOV stock has tumbled a great deal since September, making its valuation much less daunting. But the insurer’s fourth-quarter results and 2022 guidance

AMC Entertainment (AMC) is far below its 2021 highs.  The company has recently invested in a mining company.  A high number of the shares of AMC stock are being sold short, but investors should not own it.  AMC Entertainment (NYSE:AMC) is trading far below the high that it reached  in early 2021 during the meme-stock

Artificial intelligence seems to be a hot technological trend that should keep us supplied with plenty of new developments in the future. Can machines be programmed to think and act like humans? If your answer is yes, then C3.ai (NYSE:AI), a provider of enterprise artificial intelligence (AI) software for digital transformation, may look tempting. But

For Truth Social, the new app created by former President Donald Trump’s company, recent weeks have featured a mix of good news and bad news. With the app’s overall outlook still uncertain, I recommend that investors avoid Digital World Acquisition Corp (NASDAQ:DWAC) stock for now. Source: mundissima / Shutterstock DWAC stock is a special purpose

Zillow (Z, ZG): Pivoting toward tech-driven home-flipping business hasn’t worked out. Redfin (RDFN): Buyer exhaustion may be setting in, hurting prospects for RDFN. Essex Property Trust (ESS): A fixture in overpriced California neighborhoods, ESS may be unsustainable. Camden Property Trust (CPT): With Camden operating in some of the most overpriced housing markets, CPT is risky.

Imperial Petroleum (NASDAQ:IMPP) is a relatively new company that has caught traders’ attention. IMPP stock opened trading last winter around $7 per share. It soon lost more than 90% of its value, bottoming at just 40 cents. Between mid-February and early March, however, IMPP stock rocketed up from 50 cents to as high as $7.50

ContextLogic (NASDAQ:WISH) stock has cratered along with the rest of the tech industry. However, a lot is its own undoing, with its recent results showing the effects of the post-pandemic headwinds. Its top-line continues to contract and with massive cash burn levels. Unless it finds ways to improve conversions and expands into other profitable areas,

Chinese ride-hailing giant DiDi Global (NYSE:DIDI) burned its investors after its dreadful IPO (initial public offering) last year. DIDI stock was trading at $14 when it went public last June and quickly got up to an all-time high of $18. However, since then, the stock has shed nearly 80% of its value. Business challenges aside,

AMC stock has been a key beneficiary of the meme-trade phenomenon. However, the cineplex operator must face severe economic realities. It’s best left for speculators. The story behind cineplex operator AMC Entertainment (NYSE:AMC) stock is largely one of extremes. Source: Helen89 / Shutterstock.com Prior to the pandemic, the box office struggled amid streaming content services

Although it has bounced off its low of $20.20 since March 14, shares of connected fitness company Peloton (NASDAQ:PTON) should be avoided by investors. Since hitting a bottom, PTON stock has risen 39% to change hands at $28. While that might seem impressive, the price is almost 70% lower than it was six months ago

Roku (NASDAQ:ROKU) is up 7% this week, but that might not be reason to believe its troubles are over. Source: Shutterstock Before investors get too excited about a recovery, they should keep in mind that the Roku stock is down 60% over the past six months. It’s still down more than 45% year-to-date. That shows

Indonesia Energy (INDO) has been less consistent than many of its peers. Elevated oil prices due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine won’t last forever. Dilution and poor financials make INDO stock less interesting as an investment than other energy stocks. Source: arhendrix / Shutterstock Indonesia Energy (NYSEAMERICAN:INDO) may have surged into the public eye

The special purpose acquisition company space is one of the most volatile investment areas, but one blank-check company takes it to another level: Digital World Acquisition Corp. (NASDAQ:DWAC). As the reverse merger between Digital World and Trump Media and Technology Group (TMTG) nears, the incentive to hold onto DWAC stock is reduced. Source: rafapress /

The odds are that you probably didn’t know of Indonesia Energy Corporation (NYSE:INDO) until its stock blew the roof off the house with a meme-stock-esque price surge at the turn of the month. InvestorPlace icon, Louis Navellier, constructed an interesting argument for a further bull run. His central claim is that “It’s time to respect the