Stocks to sell

In 2023, cryptocurrencies saw remarkable growth, with Bitcoin (BTC-USD) and Ethereum (ETH-USD) surging more than 155% and 90%, respectively. Several top 100 tokens surged up to 9600%, with many of the most prominent layer-1 blockchains seeing impressive upside (and I’ll get to those shortly). Despite the staggering gains in many top cryptocurrencies, risks abound. We
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Both Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:AMD) stock and Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) have each hit their respective highs in the past year with AMD being up 115% and NVDA 236% over the past year. This has been to due the massive innovation taking place over the past year with the growth of AI.  However, AMD stock does not
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Steel prices are trading under pressure in 2024 with VanEck Steel ETF (NYSEARCA:SLX) down about 4% year-to-date. This has promoted commodity investors to draw a list of stocks to avoid in this space.  The latest data shows that China’s crude steel output remained unchanged in 2023 compared to the previous year, marking a stabilization after
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The unpredictability of the biotech sector, highlights the inherent risks involved in certain biotech stocks to sell. 2023 was a rough year for the market, marked by a 10% plunge in the SPDR S&P Biotech ETF (XBI), alongside widespread layoffs and fundraising challenges. Moreover, despite forecasts pointing to a potential rebound in 2024, the biotech
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California-based Lucid Group (NASDAQ:LCID) has provided investors with plenty of disappointment recently, as the company showcased lower-than-expectations earnings in its recent report. Fourth quarter data showed deliveries growth came in at only at 10%, and production also declined by 32%. Alongside these numbers, revenue also did not reach expectations, which came in at $137.8 million,
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There are some solar stocks to sell that I believe will disappoint investors with their results. These companies are standing on shaky ground, with near-term headwinds battering their fundamentals and valuations. Investors should carefully consider the solar stocks to sell in this article. I believe there are far better opportunities for investors elsewhere. Here, I
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Electric vehicle stocks haven’t faired as well to the start of 2024 leading to EV stocks to sell. Slowing sales, high valuations and rising net losses have made some EV stocks vulnerable to crashes.  Some investors may interpret a 70% decline as a good buying opportunity. However, not every stock is a buy-the-dip opportunity just
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If you are a public equities investor betting on the future of our digital economy, semiconductor stocks would have to be in your portfolio. While semiconductor stocks broadly performed well in 2023, especially those connected to the rise of artificial intelligence (AI), there are a number of semiconductor stocks to consider selling now. Not only is the semiconductor
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Savvy investors are shifting their focus towards meme stocks to sell, adapting to the stock market’s changing trends where meme stocks have fallen out of favor. The trend, fueled by social media, morphed low-quality stocks into overnight sensations, spurring short-lived surges in value as online communities banded together. However, the excitement surrounding these stocks often
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It’s perhaps an opportune moment to think about risky bank stocks to sell. In the aftermath of a tumultuous week in the U.S. financial landscape, where inflation spikes and weakening consumer spending stirred uncertainty, the Federal Reserve maintained caution on interest rate cuts. Hence, investors need to navigate the precarious banking sector, honing in on
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Microchip and semiconductor company Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) is back in the dog house with analysts and investors after issuing disappointing earnings and delaying construction on a major new plant. Year-to-date, INTC stock is down nearly 10%. That compares with a 20% gain in the VanEck Semiconductor ETF (NASDAQ:SMH) since the start of the year. While most chipmaker and semiconductor companies’
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