Downtrending Stocks

There are 252 symbols in this channel.

Symbol Name Price Day $Δ Day %Δ
Symbol Name Price Day $Δ Day %Δ

1 of 252

Alibaba Group Holding Ltd

NYSE: BABA
73.52 0.10 (0.1%)

Market Cap: 183.9 Billion



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2 of 252

Pfizer Inc

NYSE: PFE
27.72 0.22 (0.8%)

Market Cap: 147.3 Billion



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3 of 252

Bristol-Myers Squibb Co

NYSE: BMY
51.59 0.75 (1.4%)

Market Cap: 104.8 Billion



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4 of 252

BP p.l.c. Common Stock

NYSE: BP
37.79 0.30 (0.8%)

Market Cap: 103.0 Billion



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5 of 252

Diageo plc Common Stock

NYSE: DEO
145.89 2.82 (1.9%)

Market Cap: 83.2 Billion



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6 of 252

Altria Group Inc

NYSE: MO
44.51 0.64 (1.5%)

Market Cap: 70.4 Billion



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7 of 252

U.S. Bancorp

NYSE: USB
42.47 0.39 (0.9%)

Market Cap: 67.5 Billion



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8 of 252

British American Tobacco Industries, p.l.c. Common Stock ADR

NYSE: BTI
31.07 0.77 (2.6%)

Market Cap: 65.8 Billion



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9 of 252

PayPal Holdings Inc

NASDAQ: PYPL
64.23 1.38 (2.2%)

Market Cap: 62.7 Billion



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10 of 252

The Estee Lauder Companies Inc

NYSE: EL
147.82 1.93 (1.3%)

Market Cap: 52.8 Billion



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What are downtrending stocks?

Downtrending stocks have a negative 1-year rate of return.

Also, the stock chart will show the stock moving lower over the course of the previous 12 months.

What are uptrending stocks?

Uptrending stocks have a positive 1-year rate of return.

Also, the stock chart will show the stock moving higher over the course of the previous 12 months.

What are "trending" stocks?

Trending stocks are typically well-known symbols that have become newsworthy. Below are a few possible reasons.

These stocks typically are widely held names with a significant amount of trading volume.

Introduction

Downtrending stocks are stocks that have been consistently decreasing in value over a period of time. This can be due to various factors such as poor company performance, economic downturns, or market volatility. It is important for investors to identify downtrending stocks in order to make informed decisions about their investments.

What Causes Stocks to Downtrend?

Stocks can downtrend for a variety of reasons, including:

  • Poor company performance
  • Market volatility
  • Economic downturns
  • Industry-specific factors

How Can Investors Identify Downtrending Stocks?

There are several methods that investors can use to identify downtrending stocks:

  • Technical analysis: Looking at charts and price patterns to determine if a stock is in a downtrend
  • Fundamental analysis: Examining a company's financials and performance to see if there are underlying issues causing the downtrend
  • Market sentiment: Paying attention to news and market trends to gauge investor sentiment towards a stock

Conclusion

It is important for investors to monitor downtrending stocks in order to make informed investment decisions. By understanding the causes of downtrends and using various analysis methods, investors can mitigate risks and potentially profit from downtrending stocks.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Are downtrending stocks always a bad investment?
A: Not necessarily. Downtrending stocks can present opportunities for investors to buy low and potentially profit when the stock rebounds.
Q: How can investors protect themselves from losses when investing in downtrending stocks?
A: Investors can use stop-loss orders to automatically sell a stock if it reaches a predetermined price, limiting potential losses.

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