Stocks to sell

SoFi Technologies (NASDAQ:SOFI) shares have experienced yet another big jump. Trading at price levels last hit six months ago, it may appear now that SOFI stock, after an extended slump, is en route to making at least a partial recovery. But while this latest spike, driven by the company’s latest quarterly results and updates to

Higher competition is clearly brewing in the automotive sector, which has been creating an urgency for EV stocks. Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) reached its recent trough when the electric vehicle leader suffered from noticeably weaker unit sales in Dec. 2022. The company also slashed prices so that customers could qualify for a tax credit break. Indeed, at

It’s possible that some meme stock traders with impeccable timing have profited by trading in and out of Mullen Automotive (NASDAQ:MULN). However, the same can’t be said about investors who have bought MULN stock with a buy-and-hold strategy. Shares in the electric vehicle startup trade wildly, creating many short-term opportunities to buy when it falls

Already on an upward trajectory ahead of earnings, SoFi Technologies (NASDAQ:SOFI) stock has kept soaring following the release of its latest results. Since hitting new lows in December, SOFI has bounced back by around 80%, from $4.24 to about $7.50 per share. But while the latest numbers paint a stronger picture of the new bank’s prospects,

The recent rising tide of the market has lifted all boats. In light of recent macro developments, investors have become optimistic. Not only high-quality stocks have run up. Low-quality stocks, including today’s top retail stocks to sell, have rallied as well. In fact, many of the names in this category have delivered outsized gains during

BuzzFeed (NASDAQ:BZFD) has been a disastrous investment, if you bought it at its debut in 2021. Yet investors who managed to dive into BZFD stock in early January are sitting on massive gains right now. Last month, two news items sent shares in this digital media company “to the moon” as it were. Trading for

Dividend stocks pay out a certain percentage of their earnings to their shareholders. While they might not be as attractive as other types of stocks, they still provide investors with a reliable source of income. However, investors will often take many broad steps to stay ahead of the market. These steps include looking at dividend stocks

With the Nasdaq nearly in a bull market (believe it or not), many companies reporting solid earnings, and the stock market coming off a scorching hot January, I’m very optimistic about stocks. But just as “there’s always a bull market somewhere,” as CNBC’s Jim Cramer loves to say, there are always overvalued stocks to sell. Now is no exception.

The Federal Reserve continues to raise interest rates in an effort to lower inflation that currently stands at 6.5% in America. On Feb. 1, the Fed lifted its benchmark interest rate another 0.25 of a percentage point to a range of 4.50% to 4.75% as it continues to try to lower inflation.  The Fed’s key

Investing in growth stocks has often been heralded as the fastest route to financial success. However, amid the present volatility in the market, those thinking of embracing this potentially rewarding approach should think twice. In fact, the seven growth stocks to sell below carry higher risk, even more so in the current market environment. Growth

We’re out of January and finally settling into the 2023 year. After ending 2022 in the red, all the major indices are showing gains through the first month of the year. But not is all on Wall Street – there are still plenty of laggards out there that include F-rated stocks to sell. My Portfolio

With investors warming back up to a “risk on” mindset in recent weeks, it’s no surprise Vinco Ventures (NASDAQ:BBIG) shares have experienced a partial rebound. In the past month, BBIG stock has jumped by around 46%. But while this small, speculative growth stock, which at one point in 2021 became a popular play among retail

The stock market rally this year is pushing stock prices higher again, which creates a greater urgency to consider which tech stocks to sell. Market sentiment drives short-term rallies, setting up investors for potential disappointments. The increasingly worsening economic conditions ahead might lead to companies forecasting weaker results in the quarters ahead. Investors need to

At the end of 2022, shares in Arrival (NASDAQ:ARVL) were down more than 99% from their debut price. So far in 2023, however, a growing number of investors have jumped back into ARVL stock. As a result, shares in this U.K.-based electric vehicle manufacturer have moved substantially higher. Although it has pulled back in the

A recent MarketWatch article discussed a simple portfolio from Leuthold & Co. Chief Investment Officer Doug Ramsey that delivered for investors over the past 50 years. The All Asset No Authority (AANA) portfolio provided investors with returns that were on par with the S&P 500, but with significantly less risk, by investing equal amounts in

Semiconductor stocks were among the most battered names in 2022. A supply glut coupled with slowing sales of personal computers, smartphones and other devices conspired to drag the stocks of nearly all semiconductor and microchip companies lower. Even leading semiconductor companies such as Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) were not spared from the carnage. The PHLX Semiconductor Sector

Despite its small size, Mullen Automotive (NASDAQ:MULN) has arguably become as widely followed as the larger, more high-profile EV stocks. However, this popularity notwithstanding, MULN stock differs greatly from these other names, and not just in terms of market capitalization. Although I lean bearish on the most popular EV stocks, like Lucid Group (NASDAQ:LCID), Rivian

Are the wheels falling off of used-car retailer Carvana (NYSE:CVNA)? It’s a legitimate question as CVNA stock investors have suffered staggering losses over the past year. As an important date approaches, Carvana will have to disclose its financial facts. Overeager investors should seriously consider getting out of the trade before Carvana’s problems go from bad to

The electric vehicle industry is back on the upswing. In fact, after a dismal 2022, EV stocks saw far stronger returns in Jan. Industry leader Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA), for example, has seen its stock price run up more than 50% over the past month. Tesla’s headline-grabbing rebound  breathed new life into many of the smaller EV stocks as

There are many reasons to remain bullish on technology stocks. Companies such as Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) and Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL) remain extremely well-run, hugely profitable enterprises. And pockets of the tech sector, such as artificial intelligence, cloud computing and cybersecurity, continue to grow by leaps and bounds. If ChatGPT is teaching us anything, it is that technology