Kelvin Hill April 9, 2024
Introduction
Spring is here, and flowers are blooming. You know what that means: Time for a good old-fashioned round of spring cleaning.
With that in mind, here are three stocks that a panel of Motley Fool contributors are ready to say goodbye to this spring.
Table of Contents
- Will the rise of AI mean the beginning of the end for Apple?
- Having “AI” in its name may not be enough to save this stock
- Don’t let greed ruin your stellar investment returns
Will the rise of AI mean the beginning of the end for Apple?
Jake Lerch (Apple): Now, don’t get me wrong, Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) has enjoyed a great run. It’s the second-largest public company in the world for a reason, and I don’t think its stock price is about to collapse.
Having “AI” in its name may not be enough to save this stock
Will Healy (C3.ai): At first glance, C3.ai (NYSE: AI) looks like a stock to buy rather than avoid. Given the popularity of generative AI stocks in recent months and the enterprise software company’s ability to attract high-profile clients such as the U.S. Army and Baker Hughes, it seems like it should be on a long-term uptrend.
Don’t let greed ruin your stellar investment returns
Justin Pope (Super Micro Computer): I’ve been bullish about Super Micro Computer (NASDAQ: SMCI) in the past, and I still like the company over the long term. But Super Micro Computer has risen too high, too fast this year. Shares are more than 1,000% above their 52-week low — a level of return that the broader market would likely take decades to produce.
