Barron's Latest Picks And Pans: Carvana, General Motors, United Airlines, Coinbase, Carnival And More

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"Carvana Sought to Disrupt Auto Sales. It Delivered Undriveable Cars," by Jacob Adelman, showcases disgruntled Carvana Co CVNA customers who have been dealing with issues such as late deliveries, undisclosed vehicle damage, and missing accessories.

"GM Shares Have Been Hammered, Which Makes Owning a Piece of Its EV Future a Bargain," by Al Root, explains that now may be a good time to purchase shares of General Motors Company GM, which have been battered by inflation, rising interest rates, and recession fears.

In "United Airlines Stock Has Slumped. Director Edward Shapiro Bought Up Shares," Ed Lin writes that even as the stock of United Airlines Holdings UAL has been falling this year, director Edward Shapiro recently purchased millions of dollars of the company’s shares.

"Coinbase Is Launching Crypto Derivatives. This Isn't a Golden Goose," by Joe Light, details the announcement from Coinbase Global Inc COIN that the crypto exchange is launching a Bitcoin derivative on Monday.

In "Carnival Stock Surges as Second-Quarter Revenue Rises Sharply," Sabrina Escobar looks at the numbers after Carnival Corporation CCL posted second-quarter revenue that rose sharply from the first quarter of 2022.

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Also in this week's Barron's: 

Why Meta, Zoom, and Netflix Will Soon Count as Value Stocks

Next Big Issue for Software Stocks Will Be Sharp Cuts in Earnings Estimates

Banks Got a Passing Grade From the Fed. Why That Might Not Translate to the Stocks.

EV Newcomer Polestar Stock Has a Big and Wild First Trading Day

Global Inflation Is Surging Faster Than Policy Makers Can Keep Up

At the time of this writing, the author had no position in the mentioned equities.