Stocks To Sell

Chinese stocks are an interesting group, in the sense that both the bull and bear cases are fairly self-evident right now. The bull case is relatively simple. China is the world’s most populous nation, just ahead of India. With nearly 1.4 billion citizens, its population is more than quadruple that of the U.S. In fact,

Simultaneously, Hertz Global (NYSE:HTZ) is both an obvious investment in terms of trajectory prediction as well as the most perplexing. When the novel coronavirus hit us earlier this year, one of the most disrupted sectors was transportation. As you can imagine, the appetite for travel – especially air travel – dropped to a staggering low

Is Plug Power (NASDAQ:PLUG) topping out? Or is this stock, one of the best performers of 2020, ready for another breakout? I’m going with the former. Sure, the future may still be bright for this “green wave stock.” But, with the “EV bubble” more so than its fundamentals driving this year’s epic run, expect said

Shares of Nikola (NASDAQ:NKLA) were run over – and over – in the last few days. Since peaking at $54.56 in early September, Nikola stock plummeted to less than $20 a share. All thanks to short-seller attacks, probes from the U.S. SEC and the U.S. Department of Justice, and news that Trevor Milton stepped down. Worse,

Workhorse Group (NASDAQ:WKHS) stock has moved up dramatically in the last year, soaring almost 600%. In fact, WHKS stock is up 665% in 2020 and has even fallen about 10% from its peak. But there are rising concerns about the stock having rallied too far and too fast. Source: rblfmr / Shutterstock.com Since my last

Cyclical stocks are stocks that witness a sharp change in revenue and earnings with changes in business cycles. When market sentiments are bullish and the economy is performing at potential GDP, it makes sense to remain invested in cyclical stocks. On the other hand, when market sentiments are bearish and there is a recessionary gap,

Chesapeake Energy (OTCMKTS:CHKAQ) is trading at dirt-cheap prices. But any investors tempted to dip their toes are forewarned. There is no profit to be made on Chesapeake Energy stock, whether it be now or after it emerges from Chapter 11. Source: IgorGolovniov / Shutterstock.com Why is that so, though? Chesapeake has been around for more

For a well-diversified portfolio, it always makes sense to have a mix of high and low beta stocks. When markets are in an uptrend, high beta stocks help in maximizing returns. On the other hand, when markets are bearish, low beta stocks help in capital preservation. At the same time, there might be high-risk stocks

With shares of Norwegian Cruise Lines (NYSE:NCLH) at just $17 right now, it’s easy to imagine investors thinking of its $53 levels from just last year and concluding there’s 210% upside as we see a once things “go back to the way they were.” Source: Roberto Sorin / Shutterstock.com There’s just one problem: NCLH stock

While volatility is on the rise in broader markets, investors wonder if now could be a good time to buy Royal Caribbean (NYSE:RCL). After all, like many other battered travel and cruise names, RCL stock is down over 50% year-to-date. Source: NAN728 / Shutterstock.com However, that metric tells only half the story. Since the lows hit

The fate of past, very promising technologies makes me wary of investing in Kensington Capital (NYSE:KCAC) at this point. The relatively high valuation of Kensington Capital stock and the recent tech sell-off also gives me pause. Source: Tada Images / Shutterstock.com For the uninitiated, those who buy Kensington Capital will eventually own the shares of

Luckin Coffee (OTCMKTS:LKNCY), the controversial, downtrodden Chinese coffeehouse operator, is finally taking some steps in the right direction, but Luckin stock remains a gamble. Source: Keitma / Shutterstock.com Still reeling from the effects of a revenue-inflating scandal that took Luckin from being a Chinese growth darling to trading over-the-counter, the company recently reappointed Sean Shao,

Traders have to be ruthlessly myopic at times. They look at a stock like Occidental Petroleum (NYSE:OXY) and immediately think of Warren Buffett’s axiom to be brave when others are fearful. So they buy OXY stock while others are avoiding it. But being cautious isn’t the same as being fearful. And being bold doesn’t always

Investors in Hertz (NYSE:HTZ) stock should be under no delusions that their equity stake is anything other than worth zero. HTZ stock trades for a bit above a dollar per share ($1.28, as of Sept. 21), and its market capitalization is $206 million. Source: Eric Glenn/Shutterstock.com But, in all likelihood, once its Chapter 11 bankruptcy

As you can imagine, covering the largest banking firms can be quite a complex task. But at the end of the day, the most important consideration for organizations like Bank of America (NYSE:BAC) is that they are economic bellwethers. Sure, the nuances of their specific fundamentals allow for some distinction. But especially at a time

The cruise industry has been hammered ever since the onset of the novel coronavirus. Despite a steady recovery by the stock market, investor sentiment towards cruise stocks remains poor. As a result, the share price of Norwegian Cruise Line (NYSE:NCLH), a household name in the sector, has dropped almost 75% this year, burning many owners

First, let me say that I had not heard about GrowGeneration (NASDAQ:GRWG) when my editor reached out last week asking me to write about GrowGeneration stock, so my initial opinions are just that – opinions. They are not the gospel truth. I could quickly turn out to be 100% wrong.  Source: Shutterstock That said, when

United Airlines (NASDAQ:UAL) may not seem to be in the dire circumstances it faced four months ago. At least that is what its stock price says. UAL dropped below $20 in mid-May, and has since been on a slow path toward recovery. At this point UAL stock has eked out a 93% improvement since those

There hasn’t been much to get investors excited about Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) recently. Semiconductor stocks have been one of the hottest sectors to buy. But while Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:AMD) and Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) have grabbed the headlines, Intel stock has been lagging behind. Source: JHVEPhoto / Shutterstock.com Intel is already facing a loss of revenue as

Workhorse (NASDAQ:WKHS) appears to have multiple red flags. As a result, I continue to recommend that long-term investors avoid WKHS stock. Source: rblfmr / Shutterstock.com Despite all the hype surrounding Workhorse, the company has not made any impressive deals recently. Meanwhile, the bulls’ great hope for the company – a contract with the U.S. Postal

AMD’s (NASDAQ:AMD) surge from mediocrity to rising star has been mainly based on two developments. Specifically, its computer processing units (CPUs) have become smaller and faster than those of its main competitor in the PC/laptop market,  Intel (NASDAQ:INTC), and it makes outstanding graphics processing units (GPUs) for video games. Unfortunately for AMD and the owners

With Nike (NYSE:NKE) facing supply and demand challenges and its shares’ valuation quite high, I would recommend avoiding Nike stock at this point. Source: TY Lim / Shutterstock.com On the supply front, near-term inventory shortages, along with risks to the company’s supply chain in China, make me cautious on the name. Meanwhile, macroeconomic challenges could