Stocks to sell

After a wretched 2022, tech stocks are rebounding nicely this year. The tech-heavy Nasdaq composite is up nearly 14% since Jan. 1, better than the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500. And we’re nowhere near the top of this run higher. If you consider the Nasdaq composite a rough indicator of tech stocks,

It’s fine to seek out low-priced tech stocks, but I definitely do not recommend Exela Technologies (NASDAQ:XELA) stock. Exela Technologies has financial problems and the company’s shares are at risk of being delisted from the Nasdaq exchange. So, there’s too much risk to justify an investment in Exela Technologies. Headquartered in Texas, Exela Technologies specializes in business

The investor exodus out of Bed Bath & Beyond (NASDAQ:BBBY) has accelerated in recent weeks. Over the past month alone, BBBY stock has tumbled to the tune of 75.2%. This rapid move lower may be piquing the interest of bottom-fishers. After all, couldn’t an ounce of improvement with the distressed home goods retailer’s prospects pave the way

The search for yield has become even more pressing for income investors, and as inflation outpaces many of the payouts on offer, the list of dividend stocks to sell is getting larger. Of course, dividends aren’t the only way investors can make money—share price growth is another factor to consider as well. However, some shares are out

Mullen Automotive (NASDAQ:MULN) stock is once again making headlines, but these latest developments aren’t being met with much excitement based on recent price action. In the past few weeks, this early-stage electric vehicle manufacturer has hit a major milestone. The company has closed on a large financing deal. Shares have barely budged on this news.

In this volatile market, many investors are flocking to the relative security of dividend stocks. But as with any investment, you must perform your due diligence particularly when it comes to a stock’s dividend yield. In many cases, a high yield can make a dividend stock a good buy. But in some cases, a high

It’s been 19 months since Trump Media and Technology Group (TMTG) and Digital World Acquisition (NASDAQ:DWAC) announced they were merging to form a media colossus to gather subscribers for its Truth Social stock social media platform. Along the way, the DWAC shot would hit an all-time high of $101.87 on March 2, 2022. Unfortunately, it’s been

So, it’s settled: Canadian cannabis producer Tilray (NASDAQ:TLRY) plans to acquire rival Hexo (NASDAQ:HEXO). It’s debatable, however, whether this is actually a good idea. In the same press release, Tilray disclosed its financial results for the third quarter of fiscal 2023. Suffice it to say, the data doesn’t look promising, and it’s not a good

You just never know what Vinco Ventures (NASDAQ:BBIG) might do next. The company is truly unpredictable, but Vinco Ventures’ adventurous spirit won’t be enough to save BBIG stock. Don’t be too surprised if Vinco Ventures ends up on an over-the-counter (OTC) exchange at some point. I’ll admit that Vinco Ventures is full of interesting business ideas.

This hasn’t been a good year for EV stocks.  While the future is certainly electric, EV makers have had a difficult time dealing with the China lockdown and supply chain issues. The EV bubble may not burst anytime soon but a lot of companies could end up losing money.  Many EV stocks have taken a

The three most popular hedge fund stocks to avoid have more going for them than people seem to believe. Hedge funds hold considerable sway over financial markets. At the end of 2022, the world’s 15,000 hedge funds collectively managed about $4.5 trillion in assets for clients. In the North America, there are now more than

You’ve probably heard the saying, “Don’t fight the Fed” (referring to the U.S. Federal Reserve). Well, you might end up fighting the Fed if you hold Ally Financial (NYSE:ALLY) stock. Tight lending conditions definitely don’t favor Ally and the company’s investors. Don’t get the wrong idea here. Ally isn’t in imminent danger of collapsing like SVB Financial

While focusing on equities with upside potential tends to be the superior long-term option due to the U.S. capital market’s upward bias, good investors can’t avoid the topic of stocks to sell. Invariably, in this investing game, you’re going to pick a few clunkers – we all do. What separates successful players from those who

Artificial intelligence (AI) has been the talk of the town this year, and it seems like everyone is looking to get in on the action. The opportunity in AI is massive, with the market expected to be worth over $1.5 trillion by 2030. However, investors must sift the gems from the rubble and understand which

Before you jump into a hasty trade with Silvergate Capital (NYSE:SI) stock, think carefully and consider the risks involved. Silvergate Capital is an unsuccessful bank that may be in its final stages of existence. Plus, it appears that regulators are cracking down on failing banks, and this doesn’t bode well for Silvergate Capital. Based in California,

Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but Design Therapeutics (NASDAQ:DSGN) has good intentions and less-than-stellar financials. Design Therapeutics may be a pioneer in the field of genomic medicine, and that’s commendable. Yet, DSGN stock is still likely to lose value in 2023 and might even be delisted someday. Based in California, Design Therapeutics develops

Shares in China-based electric vehicle maker Nio (NYSE:NIO) appeared to be on the verge of a rebound in late March, but this month, NIO stock has fallen back into a slump. Not exactly surprising, considering that the company once again has reported underwhelming vehicle delivery numbers. Some investors continue to believe in the bull case

This year, stock markets have experienced growth, although not uniformly. Some stocks are recovering, while others are still declining or stagnating. However, unexpectedly many overvalued blue-chip stocks that have consistently outperformed the market in the past decade are now underperforming. These are well-known companies that people encounter in their everyday lives. Because of various internal

As the market starts its recovery, investors may be looking for dividend stocks to sell to lighten their portfolio. Dividend payments from stock holdings can be an important source of income for investors. However, particularly high yielding dividends can also be a sign of financial stress or trouble at a company. Often, companies that are

Electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer Lucid Group (NASDAQ:LCID) recently announced major changes that might alarm some investors. Experts on Wall Street will undoubtedly have different takes on Lucid’s plans for 2023. However, the big picture doesn’t look bullish for LCID stock. Lucid Group has been unprofitable quarter after quarter, and the company only produced 7,180 vehicles last year.