Author: Vitaliy Dadalyan

How Self-Serving Management Can Still Save Workhorse Stock From $0

WKHS (NASDAQ:WKHS), the struggling electric van maker, has ridden a massive wave of investor optimism this summer. WKHS stock is up about 650% as investors have piled into the money-losing company.Source: rblfmr / Shutterstock.com But don't let these gains fool you. Workhorse remains the weakest company among all U.S. electric vehicle (EV) makers. The company also has some of the worst self-dealing management I have ever encountered in my years of investing.But if you're comfortable investing with an unscrupulous management team, here's why WKHS stock may still rise.InvestorPlace - Stock Market News, Stock Advice & Trading Tips WKHS Stock: A Rising Tide Lifts All BoatsElectric vehicles have transformed both the transportation and energy industry. Analysts now forecast oil demand to fall after 2027-2028 as EVs gain popularity.In fact, EVs are one of the brightest growth industries that I track.But great industries can hide some utterly terrible companies. As investors look for...

7 Nasdaq Stocks You Need To Buy Before They Bounce Back Up

Well, that was quite the exciting turn of events. After months of steady gains, stocks have finally gone down. Last Thursday and Friday, the markets saw considerable profit-taking. The Nasdaq Composite in particular got whacked, with that tech-heavy index falling as much as 9% from peak to bottom last week.For all we know, the selling will continue in the days to come. In any case, this is the time for traders to start loading up their watchlists with Nasdaq stocks to buy.Why focus on Nasdaq stocks? Because that's where the action has been ever since the novel coronavirus outbreak began shutting down the world. With people stuck at home, created an unprecedented move to put many things onto the internet. Healthcare, education and other essential services that remained largely in-person until now are rapidly migrating to virtual settings.InvestorPlace - Stock Market News, Stock Advice & Trading Tips * 7 Sin Stocks...

Nikola Stock Is a Fraud, But It’s Still the Next Tesla

Nikola (NASDAQ:NKLA) stock shareholders have been on a wild ride this week. On Tuesday, General Motors (NYSE:GM) announced a $2 billion equity investment in the electric truck maker, sending the stock shooting up 40%. Shares then slid 12% on Wednesday when short-seller Hindenburg Research accused the company of being "an ocean of lies." And on Friday, NKLA stock is down another 16%.Source: Stephanie L Sanchez / Shutterstock.com According to its research, founder Trevor Milton had been deceiving investors for years -- at one point rolling a truck down a hill to get footage as if it were driving on a flat road. So what should investors do? Well, I'll let you in on a little secret about the electric vehicle (EV) industry: It's always been built on a series of lies.Most startups are, and EVs are a particularly audacious case because of their intense capital requirements. While software companies might have...