In sports we all enjoy playing offense.
Just more glory in hitting the big home run...sinking the buzzer beating shot...throwing the game winning touchdown.
But if you don’t play defense, you will lose the game!
The same is true for investing where we all have far too much focus on the stocks to buy. Yet it is the stocks you need to sell that end up destroying your portfolio.
Especially when the market is as volatile as it has been this year.
That is why you need to get your hands on this vital stock list now:
F Rated (Strong Sell) Stock List >
These are all the current 200+ F rated “Strong Sell” stocks according to our proven Zen Ratings quant model that reviews a full 115 different factors for every stock.
Note that since 2003 the average F rated stocks has lost -8.02% per year. Yes, even while the bull market is riding higher, our model points out the stocks that can harm your portfolio.
Even worse, is how they perform during volatile and bear markets.
Like the -58.05% average loss for “F” rated stocks during the 2022 bear market.
In 2025 they are already down -29.90%.That could get much worse the longer that tariff discussions remain unresolved.
The point is clear. You need to review this stock list to make sure none of these “landmine” stocks are lurking in your portfolio:
F Rated (Strong Sell) Stock List >
p.s. The F list is normally a Premium feature of WallStreetZen. However, we felt so strongly that investors needed access to this vital list now to stave off unnecessary losses. Thus, we made the above free version that will be in place for the next month.
Going forward you can find a daily update of the F list on the Stock Ideas page of the site with the title of “Top Stocks to Sell Now”.
Once you have gotten rid of the weaklings from your portfolio, then be sure to return to the Stock Ideas page for a treasure trove of strategies showing you the best stocks to buy.
(be sure to bookmark it for frequent return visits)
Wishing you a world of investment success!
Steve Reitmeister…but everyone calls me Reity (pronounced “Righty”)
Editor-in-Chief of WallStreetZen
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