Add To My Watchlist
View My Watchlist

Green Zone Power Rating: 3 High-Risk

High-Risk stocks are expected to significantly underperform the market over the next 12 months. Short positions may capitalize on potentially negative price returns.
3
Price Based
Momentum
6
Size
17
Volatility
13
Fundamental Based
Value
51
Quality
32
Growth
12
Negative Factors (Bottom 20%)
Momentum: Stocks in downtrends and with significantly lagging momentum should be avoided.
Size: Stocks of the largest companies tend to lag the returns of otherwise equally-rated smaller companies.
Volatility: Stocks of the highest volatility typically underperform and pose unduly higher risk.
Growth: Stocks of the lowest-growth companies typically underperform the market.
Collapse Detail
NYSE%3AWHR charts & data provided by TradingView

Latest Insights on WHR

coronavirus consumer demand investors Spectrum Brands stock consumer discretionary stocks What Recession? 3 Luxury Stocks to Buy (or Avoid)
by Chad Stone June 30, 2023 Money & Markets Daily
Consumer discretionary stocks could do well if we avoid a major recession. Here's how three stocks rate within Green Zone Power Ratings.
Whirlpool stock WHR Whirlpool Stock Ratings and Its Outlook for 2023
by Money and Markets Staff January 26, 2023 Investing
Do you have a Whirlpool appliance in your house? Let’s see how Whirlpool stock (NYSE: WHR) looks for 2023 using Stock Power Ratings.
Closing Bell Money & Markets Week Ahead earnings CSX AA IPO Launch May Get a Biden Boost; Big Earnings Week
by Matthew Clark January 24, 2021 Markets
Money & Markets Week Ahead for the week of January 24, 2021: Watch this IPO launch and a load of big earnings reports.
inflation economic recovery disposable income bear market indicator 2021 Snapback Trade: How Whirlpool Stock Could Deliver Big Gains
by Michael Carr December 17, 2020 Chart of the Day
Whirlpool stock trade idea: Why the appliance stock should snap back in 2021. Buy put options on WHR for big gains.
Closing Bell Fed interest rates Closing Bell: Trump Attacks Fed Rates Over National Debt; Markets Rebound
by Matthew Clark January 28, 2020 Economy, Markets
U.S. markets rally plus more in Tuesday's Closing Bell on Money and Markets.