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Dump These ‘Sells’ in This Surging Market

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December 3, 2024
Dump These 'Sells' in This Surging Market

Dear Subscriber,

by Gavin Magor
By Gavin Magor

We may not like to do it … but it’s something that’s quite necessary in order to keep things sanitary.

I’m talking about taking out the trash. Well, that’s part of my job.

Sure, looking at our “Buy”-rated stocks is quite important. But I also recommend you frequently take a peek at our “Sell”-rated names … because it’s quite important to take out the trash from your portfolio.

A Low Grade Means
It’s Time to Fade

That’s why today, I want to turn to the Weiss Stock Ratings page to filter for two major stock criteria:

  1. Our stocks rated “D+” through “F,” and
     
  2. Sorted by market capitalization.

I decided to sort by market cap so that we can see the largest stocks that we recommend you consider selling.

Here’s what populated for me:

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I am fairly confident you are familiar with many of these names. 

For example, Nike (NKE), whose shoes you may be sporting right now, was most recently rated a “Sell” on Sept. 25.

Since then, shares are down over 10% as of writing. Had you acted on our recommendation, you could have saved your portfolio some losses.

Yes, our stock “Buy” ratings are extremely important. But so, too, are our “Sells.” 

Sometimes, your best investments are the ones you do not make. Now, I wish I could take credit for that wonderful line. But its original orator was the great Warren Buffett.

Additionally, take a gander at Boeing (BA)

It’s a stock that is commonly talked about due to its size and influence in the aviation industry.

Personally, I love its product. And I think the company makes a great plane … despite the various issues BA has dealt with over the past few years.

We most recently downgraded its ratings from “Hold” territory to “Sell” territory on March 12, 2020. 

Since then, shares are down 7% … over a period of almost five years. Surely, your money could have done better in other names.

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As you can see above, Boeing’s been bouncing around in “Sell” territory, and we even upgraded it slightly recently due to growing cash flow and total revenue.

I also am using Boeing as an example because I truly believe that one day (not now, of course), it can return to its former glory.

The company still has a major grip on its industry. I believe it makes a great product for commercial aviation and the military.

I’ve flown on a few of its latest wide-body commercial aircraft, and they are a major achievement for aviation.

Boeing’s main competitor is the growing business of Airbus. Financially, Airbus has had a much better five-year run.

You can see why we have rated these names as “Sells.” And if we rate a stock that you currently own a “Sell,” be sure to considering selling some, or all, of your shares.

Nobody has a crystal ball, of course. But the Weiss Ratings have a tremendously successful record that I believe all investors should use as a helping hand.

Cheers!

Gavin Magor

P.S. That success goes for every type of rating you’ll find on our site — bank safety ratings, insurance ratings … even crypto ratings.

Did you know that even Apple’s CEO Tim Cook owns Bitcoin in his personal investment portfolio?

Even highly successful businesspeople realize crypto’s amazing potential. But we believe the best investments in crypto is in other coins currently.

In a previous “Buy” cycle, Bitcoin rose 1,290% … but other cryptos in our database rose by a staggering 137,937%!

I urge you to watch a new presentation by some of my colleagues to discover how to go for some of these truly life-changing gains.

Be sure to click here right away.

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